BootstrapBlazor: Validation error inside a Table always appears on the first row

BootstrapBlazor: Validation Error Inside a Table Always Appears on the First Row Summary When building Blazor forms with dynamic lists, BootstrapBlazor developers often encounter a baffling issue: validation errors triggered by individual rows erroneously manifest only on the first row of the table. Our investigation reveals this stems from Blazor’s EditContext misassociating validation messages when … Read more

Raft Consensus: Client requests when a leader is not elected

# Raft Consensus: What Happens to Client Requests During Leadership Elections? ## Summary In Raft consensus, client requests can only be processed by an elected leader. During leadership elections—triggered by leader failure or network partitions—the cluster cannot service write requests. Requests arriving at this time are **neither processed nor persisted**, causing **client-facing errors** and requiring … Read more

Azure Subscription Disabled After Trial: How to Create Free Resources for Databricks Learning?

Azure Subscription Disabled After Trial: How to Create Free Resources for Databricks Learning? Summary Azure Free Trials provide 30 days of complimentary access to cloud services. When the trial expires, subscriptions enter a disabled state, preventing resource creation. For learners in data engineering, this blocks essential activities like mounting Azure Data Lake Storage (ADLS Gen2) … Read more

How to fix Terraform error: Call to function “merge” failed: arguments must be maps or objects, got “tuple”?

— title: “Solving Terraform Error: Call to function \”merge\” failed: arguments must be maps or objects, got \”tuple\”” date: 2023-09-28 tags: terraform, terraform-aws-eks, aws — ![Terraform Error Troubleshooting](https://example.com/terraform-merge-error-header.jpg) *Learn why Terraform’s merge function fails with “got tuple” error and how to fix it professionally.* ## Problem Summary When merging AWS subnet tags using Terraform’s `merge()` … Read more

The Most Common Data Loss Scenarios (Real World)

Data loss is rarely caused by exotic bugs or Hollywood-style hacker attacks.In the real world, data disappears because of boring, predictable, human-made mistakes—often by experienced teams under pressure.This article breaks down the most common real-world data loss scenarios, based on production incidents, post-mortems, and failure patterns that keep repeating across companies of all sizes.If you … Read more