vania-janet/multiturn-rag-retrieval-data huggingface dataset:
(https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/cloud-foundry-public?topic=cloud-foundry-public-custom_domain_usagecd_deadline) The IBM Cloud Foundry End-of-Support date is still 1 June 2023, as described in this [IBM Cloud Foundry deprecation announcement](https://ibm.biz/ibmcf-announce).

Does each application that has a custom domain forward SSL certificate need to be updated, or just one for the IBM Cloud account in which the application is running?
: This is per domain, but you can have several applications associated to a single domain. For example, if you have applications running as app1.example.com, app2.example.com and app3.example.com then you only need to setup an SSL certificated for “example.com”.

Do I need to regenerate a new SSL certificate?
: No, not if you have the existing SSL certificate you uploaded previously, and it has not expired. You can simply upload that still valid SSL certificate like you had before.

Do I need to executed map operations again after the first execution when the certificate is renewed?
: The map command is the action which permits the Cloud Foundry custom domain to get the proper certificate you want to use. If you refresh the certificate, you need to upload the new certificate in Secret Manager, unmap the old certificate CRN, and repeat mapping steps with the new CRN.

I'm a developer that is pushing Cloud Foundry applications to another IBM Cloud account that I have access to and belongs to my development organization. Where is this SSL certificate supposed to be uploaded and configured? Who is able to upload it?
: The SSL certificate belongs to the account where the Cloud Foundry applications are deployed. Make sure that the account that has those applications is connected to these SSL certificates. If you were to do all of this in your own IBM Cloud account, this won't work properly, the account owner would need to run these steps for you.

If I have more than one IBM Cloud Foundry application with a custom domain forward, how do I handle this case with these steps?
: Create a single Secrets Manager instance and upload all of your SSL certificates following the given instructions.
Does a Wildcard certificate need to validate a domain for my CDN? 

No, but you can only use the CNAME to retrieve content from your origin. For example, https://www.example-cname.cdn.appdomain.cloud.





 I received an email indicating that my domains is not pointed to IBM CDN CNAME. What do I do now? 

This email means that your CDN is not being used. To use the CDN and make the domain(s) active in the certificate(s), you must set the listed CNAME DNS record(s) in your DNS provider system. If you complete this action within 7 days, both HTTP and HTTPS traffic will be restored for your CDN and the CDN will go to RUNNING status. If the CDN is still unused after 7 days, we must permanently disable HTTPS for your CDN domain, to prevent your unused domain from blocking new CDN domain requests to be added to the Shared SAN certificate. HTTP traffic access through the CDN might still be restored later by adding a CNAME record for your domain. For details on how to address this situation, refer to the [Completing Domain Control Validation for HTTPS](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/CDN?topic=CDN-completing-domain-control-validation-for-https-with-dv-sancname) document.





 If I use the SAN certificate type for my CDN, can I still use the CNAME for access to my service? 

No. For the SAN certificate, you can use only the custom domain to access the content from the origin.





 Are all of my IBM Cloud CDN domains added into one certificate? 

Not necessarily. Certificate selection is handled by Akamai to ensure that the certificates are in the most efficient state. Domains are added into different certificates in a well-proportioned manner, so we cannot guarantee that all of your domains are on the same certificate.





 Why do I see "wildcard" when I perform a dig or when I try to access content when my CDN is in Requesting Certificate, Domain Validation pending or Deploying Certificate status? 

During the DV SAN certificate requesting process, the DNS record chain for your CDN is chained to a wildcard certificate, temporarily.
Now we have to build and deploy the different modules that will produce and consume the data, as well as the application that will display the truck position on a map.

Run the build script — but before you do, are you logged into the IBM Cloud CLI and Docker?

Go into the root of the project and type the following:

./build.sh





 Step 5: Watch your trucks truckin' 

The end of the script will output a URL — something like https:// some.thing.eu-gb.appdomain.cloud.

If you visit the URL that has been generated, you should be able to see a map of the US and, after a few seconds, several markers on the map that represent your trucks:

Zoom

![The Truck Tracker Wide View](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs-content/v1/content/3505da55c475bf1edbe3eb3496324ba13941b783/databases-for-postgresql/includes/cloud-databases/includes/cloud-databases/images/trucktrackerwide.png)

Figure 3. All-Truck View

If you zoom in on one of these markers you will see it moving along the road. As the fleet manager, you now know where all your trucks are.

Zoom

![The Truck Tracker Zoom View](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs-content/v1/content/3505da55c475bf1edbe3eb3496324ba13941b783/databases-for-postgresql/includes/cloud-databases/includes/cloud-databases/images/trucktrackerzoom.png)

Figure 4. Single-Truck View







 What you just did 



 The build.sh script 

The build.sh script does a number of things:



1. It builds a docker image for each of the services you need. The producer, consumers and web application are all in different folders. Each folder has its own simple Dockerfile file that is used by the script to create a container image, which is then uploaded to the IBM Container Registry.
Now we have to build and deploy the different modules that will produce and consume the data, as well as the application that will display the truck position on a map.

Run the build script — but before you do, are you logged into the IBM Cloud CLI and Docker?

Go into the root of the project and type the following:

./build.sh





 Step 5: Watch your trucks truckin' 

The end of the script will output a URL — something like https:// some.thing.eu-gb.appdomain.cloud.

If you visit the URL that has been generated, you should be able to see a map of the US and, after a few seconds, several markers on the map that represent your trucks:

Zoom

![The Truck Tracker Wide View](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs-content/v1/content/fcee192e52fce225776143bc6ccc3a023d1d193a/databases-for-etcd/includes/cloud-databases/includes/cloud-databases/images/trucktrackerwide.png)

Figure 3. All-Truck View

If you zoom in on one of these markers you will see it moving along the road. As the fleet manager, you now know where all your trucks are.

Zoom

![The Truck Tracker Zoom View](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs-content/v1/content/fcee192e52fce225776143bc6ccc3a023d1d193a/databases-for-etcd/includes/cloud-databases/includes/cloud-databases/images/trucktrackerzoom.png)

Figure 4. Single-Truck View







 What you just did 



 The build.sh script 

The build.sh script does a number of things:



1. It builds a docker image for each of the services you need. The producer, consumers and web application are all in different folders. Each folder has its own simple Dockerfile file that is used by the script to create a container image, which is then uploaded to the IBM Container Registry.
* How can I check whether volume is master or auxiliary volume?

Volume is auxiliary when isAuxiliary field of volume is true. When replicationEnabled is true and isAuxiliary is false then volume is a master volume.
* How can I check the serial number of my virtual server instance?

The serial number is available after you deploy your virtual server instance and you can choose to display the serial number system value.

You must pin the IBM i virtual server instances that use the IBM i licenses. If you do not pin the virtual server instances and request a migration to a different host, the serial numbers changes, and the IBM i license will not work.
* What should I do If I do not see the latest information in the UI?

Consider the following if you do not see an update in the User Interface(UI):



1. Power System Virtual Server utilizes a new caching mechanism for some resources to ensure that UI refresh operations complete in a timely manner.
2. In some scenarios out-dated information may be shown while the cache is updated, for approximately four minutes.
3. You can refresh the page to trigger an update to the cached data, eventually leading to the updated information's display.
4. When the DC has a heavy amount of traffic, and the cache has not been refreshed within the last four minutes, Power System Virtual Server UI may display an error message. A subsequent page refresh will retrieve and display the updated information.



* Why I cannot see the storage pool and tier of my boot images?

IBM improved the performance of copying a stock image into customers' accounts. As a result of this new feature, the newly copied stock image acts like an image reference, where volumes are not accessible to the user. The improved process now offers:



1. Faster copy of stock image to your private project.
2. The stock image cannot be exported. One can do VM capture and export on a deployed VM that uses the stock image.
3. Storage pool and tier of a stock image shows "Empty" (API) or "Any" (UI) as VM can be deployed to any tier/pool by using the stock image.
The data is available as soon as the volume is created.







 What happens to snapshots when I delete my volume? 

Deleting a volume from which you created a snapshot has no effect on the snapshot. Snapshots exist independently of the original source volume and have their own lifecycle. To delete a volume, all snapshots must be in a stable state.





 Can I set up a snapshot schedule? 

Yes, you can use Backup for VPC to create a backup policy and plan. In the plan you can schedule daily, weekly, or monthly backup snapshots, or more frequent backups with a cron-spec expression. For more information about scheduling backup snapshots and how it works, see the [Backup for VPC](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/vpc?topic=vpc-backup-service-about) overview.





 Can I detach or delete a volume after I take a snapshot? 

Snapshots have their own lifecycle, independent of the Block Storage for VPC volume. You can separately manage the source volume. However, when you take a snapshot, you must wait for the snapshot creation process to complete before you detach or delete the volume.





 How am I charged for usage? 

Cost for snapshots is calculated based on GB capacity that is stored per month, unless the duration is less than one month. Because the snapshot is based on the capacity that was provisioned for the original volume, the snapshot capacity does not vary. Deleting snapshots reduces cost, so the fewer snapshots you retain the lower the cost becomes.

Pricing for snapshots is also set by region. For more information, see [Pricing](https://www.ibm.com/cloud/vpc/pricing).

When you use the [fast restore](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/vpc?topic=vpc-snapshots-vpc-aboutsnapshots_vpc_fast_restore) feature, your existing regional plan is adjusted. Billing for fast restore is based on instance hours.
Go into the root of the project and type the following:

./build.sh





 Step 5: Watch your trucks truckin' 

The end of the script will output a URL — something like https:// some.thing.eu-gb.appdomain.cloud.

If you visit the URL that has been generated, you should be able to see a map of the US and, after a few seconds, several markers on the map that represent your trucks:

Zoom

![The Truck Tracker Wide View](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs-content/v1/content/4dfeb7bbbdd817dfbdb17402735fb55d9cfbc7fb/messages-for-rabbitmq/includes/cloud-databases/includes/cloud-databases/images/trucktrackerwide.png)

Figure 3. All-Truck View

If you zoom in on one of these markers you will see it moving along the road. As the fleet manager, you now know where all your trucks are.

Zoom

![The Truck Tracker Zoom View](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs-content/v1/content/4dfeb7bbbdd817dfbdb17402735fb55d9cfbc7fb/messages-for-rabbitmq/includes/cloud-databases/includes/cloud-databases/images/trucktrackerzoom.png)

Figure 4. Single-Truck View







 What you just did 



 The build.sh script 

The build.sh script does a number of things:



1. It builds a docker image for each of the services you need. The producer, consumers and web application are all in different folders. Each folder has its own simple Dockerfile file that is used by the script to create a container image, which is then uploaded to the IBM Container Registry.
2. It creates a bunch of kubernetes secrets with all the credentials that are going to be needed to access the different IBM services (IBM Cloudant, Redis and Event Streams).
3.
Go into the root of the project and type the following:

./build.sh





 Step 5: Watch your trucks truckin' 

The end of the script will output a URL — something like https:// some.thing.eu-gb.appdomain.cloud.

If you visit the URL that has been generated, you should be able to see a map of the US and, after a few seconds, several markers on the map that represent your trucks:

Zoom

![The Truck Tracker Wide View](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs-content/v1/content/99dae60bd0de1987ffcce4822e29b2bcdefe3a43/databases-for-mysql/includes/cloud-databases/includes/cloud-databases/images/trucktrackerwide.png)

Figure 3. All-Truck View

If you zoom in on one of these markers you will see it moving along the road. As the fleet manager, you now know where all your trucks are.

Zoom

![The Truck Tracker Zoom View](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs-content/v1/content/99dae60bd0de1987ffcce4822e29b2bcdefe3a43/databases-for-mysql/includes/cloud-databases/includes/cloud-databases/images/trucktrackerzoom.png)

Figure 4. Single-Truck View







 What you just did 



 The build.sh script 

The build.sh script does a number of things:



1. It builds a docker image for each of the services you need. The producer, consumers and web application are all in different folders. Each folder has its own simple Dockerfile file that is used by the script to create a container image, which is then uploaded to the IBM Container Registry.
2. It creates a bunch of kubernetes secrets with all the credentials that are going to be needed to access the different IBM services (IBM Cloudant, Redis and Event Streams).
3.
Emissions data is currently tracked for a subset of services, but more services are under consideration to be added. Emission data is currently available for the following services:



* Bare Metal Servers for Classic
* Bare Metal Servers for VPC
* Cloud HSM
* Cloud Object Storage
* FortiGate Security Appliance 10Gbps
* Kubernetes Service
* Load Balancers for Classic
* Virtual Server for Classic
* Virtual Server for VPC



Because emissions are reported after the close of each billing cycle, data for newly added services and current quarter results take about two months to populate.
* How do I use this data with Envizi or other third party ESG reporting tools?

IBM Envizi is a robust data management foundation that is designed to create a single, trusted data source for all your ESG reporting and opportunity identification. Use ESG reporting to meet compliance and reporting requirements. For more information, see [IBM Envizi ESG Suite](https://www.ibm.com/products/envizi).

Envizi integration currently requires creation of a custom connector. Reach out to your IBM Cloud representative for more information.
* How do I submit feedback on Carbon Calculator?

Talk to your CSM or create case on support center. When you open a support casae, choose billing and usage topics and subtopics, but specify carbon calculator in case description.
* How do I view the carbon intensity of my data center?

In the carbon calculator, on the locations widget, you can hover over the location of their data center to see carbon intensity.
* What is the difference between Enterprise Savings Plan and a Subscription account?

The Enterprise Savings Plan model is similar to the Subscription model. Unlike a subscription, when you have a commitment, you commit to spend a certain amount and receive discounts across the platform even after your commitment term ends. Any overage that is incurred on the account continues to receive a discount.
* How do I sign up for an Enterprise Savings Plan?

Contact [IBM Cloud Sales](https://www.ibm.com/cloud?contactmodule) to sign up for IBM Cloud Enterprise Savings Plan.
* How are jobs prioritized, as the available quantum systems are shared among all users in the Qiskit Runtime service?

Jobs are prioritized through a first in first out method.
* Can I choose a specific system from those offered by Qiskit Runtime?

Yes. Qiskit Runtime allows you to specify the system on which your Qiskit program should be run. But it is not necessary to do so. The service uses the least busy system if none is specified.
* Is there support provided for Qiskit Runtime and what is the Service Level Objective?

Currently, the Qiskit Runtime cloud service is in beta status. Therefore, IBM provides best effort support for the service. IBM uses commercially reasonable efforts to respond to support requests; however, there is no specified response time objective for support.
* How can I open a support ticket if I encounter a problem with the service or my jobs?

For help with Qiskit, access our Slack community: [Qiskit Slack](https://ibm.co/joinqiskitslack).
* Qiskit Runtime is in beta status. When will Qiskit Runtime be generally available in IBM Cloud®?

The Qiskit Runtime beta service is constantly enhanced with new features and functions based on feedback from our users. Enhancements from quantum hardware and software might also contribute to more features and functions of the service. The integration of the service in IBM Cloud® creates many possibilities to interact with other services on IBM Cloud®. At the moment, no specific plan for a general availability exists.
* Today there are two primitive programs available to access IBM Quantum systems. Are there plans to provide more primitives? For instance, for more low-level access to IBM Quantum systems?

We continue to evaluate the use of quantum hardware and expand the set of primitives to meet common needs. However, the Qiskit Runtime in IBM Cloud® is meant to serve algorithm or application development. If you require lower-level access, then your needs would be better served by the IBM Quantum channel.
* Can a Qiskit Runtime service instance be shared between users?
For more information, see [Deprecation of IBM Cloud Foundry](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/cloud-foundry-public?topic=cloud-foundry-public-deprecation).

Migrating your Cloud Foundry services to a resource group means that the services you're using are now available for use with IAM access control and resource groups. You can take advantage of fine-grained access control by using IAM roles. You can also view usage per resource group in your account.

When you have Cloud Foundry services that can be migrated to a resource group, you receive a notification on the Resource list page. For more information about the migration process, see [Migrating Cloud Foundry service instances and apps to a resource group](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/account?topic=account-migrate).
* Why can't I add a resource to a resource group?

Most likely you're dealing with an access issue. You must have at least the Viewer role on the resource group itself and at least the Editor role on the service in the account. Learn more in [Adding resources to a resource group](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/account?topic=account-rgsadd_to_rgs).

For more information about how to check your assigned access, see [Managing access to resources](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/account?topic=account-assign-access-resourcesassign-access-resources).

If you need additional access in the account, contact the account owner that is listed on the [Users](https://cloud.ibm.com/iam/users) page.
* Who can create resource groups?

You can create resource groups only if you're assigned the Administrator role on All Account Management services in the account. For more information, see [Assigning access to account management services](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/account?topic=account-account-services).

Lite accounts can have only the default resource group, so you can't create any additional resource groups even if you have the required access.
* Can I delete a resource group?
: Secrets Manager is now available in the London (eu-gb), Tokyo (jp-tok), and Washington DC (us-east) regions.

For more information, see [Regions and endpoints](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/secrets-manager?topic=secrets-manager-endpoints).





 15 February 2021 

Now available: Secrets Manager Java SDK
: You can now use the IBM Cloud Secrets Manager Java SDK to connect to your Secrets Manager service instance.

For more information, check out the [IBM Cloud Secrets Manager Java SDK repository in GitHub](https://github.com/IBM/secrets-manager-java-sdk).





 27 January 2021 

Now available: Secrets Manager Go and Python SDKs
: You can now use the IBM Cloud Secrets Manager Go and Python SDKs to connect to your Secrets Manager service instance.

For more information, check out the SDK repositories in GitHub:



* [IBM Cloud Secrets Manager Go SDK](https://github.com/IBM/secrets-manager-go-sdk)
* [IBM Cloud Secrets Manager Python SDK](https://github.com/IBM/secrets-manager-python-sdk)







 18 December 2020 

Announcing Secrets Manager general availability
: Secrets Manager is now generally available in the IBM Cloud catalog!

To find out more about this release, check out the [announcement blog](https://www.ibm.com/cloud/blog/announcements/ibm-cloud-secrets-manager-is-now-generally-available).





 15 December 2020 

Sydney availability
: You can now create a Secrets Manager service instance in the Sydney (au-syd) region.

For more information, see [Regions and endpoints](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/secrets-manager?topic=secrets-manager-endpoints).





 14 December 2020 

Now available: Secrets Manager CLI plug-in
: The Secrets Manager CLI plug-in is now available for download!

You can use the Secrets Manager CLI to interact with the secrets that you store in your Secrets Manager instance.