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CelluCare is a natural blood sugar support supplement that has gained attention in recent times. In this review, we will explore the effectiveness and benefits of CelluCare as a blood sugar support option. We will also discuss the key ingredients and any potential side effects. Let’s dive in and find out if CelluCare is a good choice for managing blood sugar levels naturally. GET CELLUCARE FOR 70% OFF + FREE SHIPPING [LIMITED TIME OFFER] What is CelluCare? CelluCare is a dietary supplement that is specifically formulated to support healthy blood sugar levels. It is designed to provide a natural approach to managing blood sugar levels and promoting overall well-being. The supplement is made from a blend of natural ingredients that work together to support optimal blood sugar balance.20Views0likes0CommentsGlobal Live Webinar(08/15): The Forrester Total Economic Impact™ of F5 Distributed Cloud Services
The Forrester Total Economic Impact™ of F5 Distributed Cloud Services Date: August 15, 2024 Time: 10:00am PT | 1:00pm ET Special Guest Speakers: Courtenay O’Connor - Consultant Total Economic Impact, Forrester Andre Kindness -Principal Analyst, Forrester and Colin Clauset, F5 What's the webinar about? F5 commissioned a study with Forrester Consulting to take a closer look at how customers utilize Distributed Cloud Services, and in particular the net returns they are experiencing post deployment.This webinar will dive into the positive economic impacts customers can achieve with Distributed Cloud Services across multiple dimensions, including optimizing cloud infrastructure resilience, the software development lifecycle, and overall staff productivity. In this webinar, you’ll learn about: How Distributed Cloud Services can solve the challenges of operating in hybrid and multicloud environments. The return-on-investment and key benefits that you can realize when adopting F5 Distributed Cloud Services. A case study on how these benefits can apply to a typical customer and their business use cases. To learn more, register here2Views0likes0CommentsAbout HTTP2 communication error
Hello! I am experiencing an HTTP2 protocol error and need some assistance. Our setup is Client - F5 LB - WAF - SERVER. The error occurs when communicating via HTTP2 between the Client and F5. The communication paths are: Client <-> F5: HTTP2 WAF <-> SERVER: HTTP1.1 When F5 is removed from the setup, there are no communication errors, and everything works with HTTP1.1. F5 has an HTTP2 profile applied only to the Client side, and MRF is disabled. HTTP2 errors frequently occur when refreshing the browser or using "Clear Cache and Hard Reload" in Chrome's incognito mode. Could you help identify why these HTTP2 errors are happening and what I should check?24Views0likes1CommentUnable to "accept" a HTTP protocol compliance failed violation that is of "HTTP Parser Attack type
While- I try to "accept" the HTTP protocol compliance violation for HTTP Parser attack type, I find the "accept" button greyed out and instead I getting the message "unlearnable request". How do I understand and allow these kind of requests, so that I can ensure that these requests are not blocked.30Views0likes1CommentAbout arp.gratuitousrate and arp.gratuitousburst database variables
Hello, I recently checked that the db variable value of arp.gratuitousrate on a device using tmos 10ver is 1. As far as I know, the default value is (tmos 17ver) 0. My question is two things. First question. What is the meaning of the variable in arp.gratuitousrate? If it is 1, does it send garp one per second? Then what does 0 mean? Second question. The existing device does not have a db called arp.gratuitousburst (10ver), so what is the role of this db? Thank you.17Views0likes1CommentGlobal Live Webinar(07/31): Kubernetes Connectivity Evolved: NGINX Gateway Fabric
Kubernetes Connectivity Evolved: NGINX Gateway Fabric Global Live Webinar(07/31): Kubernetes Connectivity Evolved: NGINX Gateway Fabric Date: July 31, 2024 Time: 10:00am PT | 1:00pm ET Speakers: llya Krutov - Product Marketing Manager, F5 NGINX Akash Ananthanarayanan - Technical Marketing Manager, F5 NGINX Mike Stefaniak - Sr. Product Manager, F5 NGINX What's the webinar about? Are you grappling with the intricacies of Ingress controllers and service meshes in Kubernetes? You're not alone. These traditional methods can lead to a variety of challenges including complexity, overhead, and compatibility issues. We're excited to introduce NGINX Gateway Fabric, a groundbreaking platform tool that redefines application delivery within Kubernetes. This unified fabric is crafted to eliminate the headaches associated with app, service, and API connectivity. Our expert speakers will delve into the nuances of deploying NGINX Gateway Fabric, sharing invaluable insights on best practices and self-service governance for robust, secure, and fast connectivity. This session is a must-attend for Platform Architects & Engineers, DevOps teams, and System Administrators who are keen to build a resilient and future-proof Kubernetes environment. 💡 Key Takeaways: Discover the strategic advantages of the Kubernetes Gateway API, independent of Ingress controllers. Learn to seamlessly address complex Kubernetes connectivity scenarios with NGINX Gateway Fabric. Understand the ecosystem's native interoperability, including hands-on integrations with tools like Prometheus and Grafana. Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead in the Kubernetes sphere. Join us in paving the way for a smarter, more efficient connectivity framework with NGINX Gateway Fabric. To register, click here17Views0likes0CommentsGlobal Live Webinar(08/06): Elevate security by modernizing your BIG-IP
Elevate security by modernizing your BIG-IP This webinar event is open to all F5 users regardless of geographic location. Date: Tuesday, August 6, 2024 Time:10:00am PT | 1:00pm ET Speakers: Tom Atkins, F5 and Matt Shaw, F5 What's the webinar about? How do you secure your organization in today's ever-evolving threat landscape? As cyberthreats continue to advance in complexity, it’s imperative to stay ahead with a cutting-edge security posture. Join us for an insightful webinar where we’ll delve into the importance of upgrading your F5 BIG-IP solutions to not only enhance security but boost performance and unlock valuable new capabilities. In this webinar we’ll cover these topics: Staying Ahead of the Curve Keep your F5 BIG-IP software up to date to avoid end-of-lifecycle complications and mitigate evolving cyberthreats and newly discovered vulnerabilities. Boosting Performance and Automatability with rSeries Explore the unparalleled value of upgrading to F5's next-generation hardware system—F5 rSeries—with its superior performance and automatability to lay the foundation for a secure, scalable, and agile environment. Enhancing Performance and Cloud Freedom with the latest BIG-IP Virtual Edition (VE) Dive into the benefits of upgrading to the latest BIG-IP VE software—which includes gaining greater multicloud freedom, reducing cloud operating costs, and obtaining superior performance. Beginning Your Transition to BIG-IP Next Get introduced to F5’s revolutionary next-generation BIG-IP software—BIG-IP Next—and see how it simplifies operations, mitigates risk, bolsters resiliency, and enhances observability. Learn more, register now33Views0likes1CommentAPM parse HTTP Connector json to message box, iRule etc.
Hello all, I have configured per-session and per-request policies on my APM (APM+LTM) mode and in the process of authentication I want to get some data from external web server. Data is in JSON format. To do that I have created HTTP Connector, assigned it to my per-request policy via subroutine and i can see that the subsession variables are beeing populated correctly via the HTTP Connector (with option save data, i can parse it but the result is the same, just more variables - one per JSON field). In the Overview:Active Session i can see subsession with the following variable with my data: 879cb369./Common/HTTPConnector/XXXXXXXXXXX==.nvp_block.subsession.http_connector.body Now I wanted to get this data and use it in my authentication flow and iRule but it doesn't work. First I wanted to test it, by assiginig variable and showing a simple message box in PerReq-policy: And after that the massage box with: %{perflow.custom} - it doesnt work. Also tried to just show it in logs with iRule like in documentationltm rule command ACCESS perflow (f5.com) So i created an iRule agent in per-request-policy pointing to bellow iRule and attached iRule to my VS: when ACCESS_PER_REQUEST_AGENT_EVENT { set $body [ACCESS::perflow get subsession.http_connector.body] log local0. $body } But it doesnt show anything. I have few questions: Is it even possible to access variables in subsession that got retrieved via HTTPConnector and use it further? For example to build JWT for auth? Can I assign more than two custom variables from subsession? according to this guide i can only use perflow.custom and perflow.scratchpad?: Using Variable Assign to populate gating criteria,Using Variable Assign to populate gating criteria,Using Variable Assign to populate gating criteria (f5.com) Using Variable Assign to populate a perflow variable other than perflow.custom and perflow.scratchpad causes subroutine results to become unreliable. 3. Maybe there is an other option to achieve my goal?50Views0likes3Comments