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I’m spending more time recently working with GitHub actions and runners. I’ve found it helpful to test the GitHub Actions workflows on my local dev machine to get quick feedback and to also not populate my git histoy with “fix”-type commits.Prerequisite:I have docker running on my machine.The workflows use only linux containers. act currently doesn’t support Windows or Mac.StepsDownload and configure act and test initial runConfigure act to use non-default docker image with env vars and secretsConfigure act for self-hosted runnersRun act with debug to see what act is doingDownload and configure actDownload act from the or clone the repo.Run act –dryrun so that act creates its default config file in $HOME/.actrc. Since I’m using windows, the code snippets show the Windows file path separator.act --dryrun --workflows .github\workflows\test-ci.yml --verbose --listLooking at $HOME/.actrc, these default entries should exist:123-P ubuntu-latest=ghcr.io/catthehacker/ubuntu:act-latest-P ubuntu-20.04=ghcr.io/catthehacker/ubuntu:act-20.04-P ubuntu-18.04=ghcr.io/catthehacker/ubuntu:act-18.04Configure act to use non-default docker imagesThe images that act uses are listed in a table – What does that table mean?In a workflow file, say my markdown-lint.yml, the job definition looks like this:123jobs: lint: runs-on: ubuntu-latestThat runs-on tag tells the runner to use the ubuntu-latest image when executing the job.When running the job locally, act has to somehow know which docker image to use when it sees the ubuntu-latest in the workflow yml file. This mapping exists in the act config file, $HOME/.actrc. The ubuntu-latest tag points to the docker image ghcr.io/catthehacker/ubuntu:act-latestIn a simplified way, act does the following:reads the workflow ymlfinds that the job should run on ubuntu-latestlooks up its config, sees ubuntu-latest is mapped to ghcr.io/catthehacker/ubuntu:act-latestsomehow prepares ghcr.io/catthehacker/ubuntu:act-latestruns the workflow yml job on ghcr.io/catthehacker/ubuntu:act-latest.If I’d like to use another docker image, then I update the act config file, $HOME/.actrc, and add the following entry:1-P ubuntu-latest=localhost:5000/my-awesome-docker-image:0.1.0Now act will run the workflow on docker image localhost:5000/my-awesome-docker-image:0.1.0Set up for self-hosted runnersIf I’m using self-hosted runners, then the job definition in the workflow yml would look like this:123jobs: prep: runs-on: [self-hosted, my-awesome-runner]Then I update the act config file, $HOME/.actrc, and add the following entries:12-P self-hosted=localhost:5000/myawesomeselfhostedrunner:0.2.0-P my-awesome-runner=localhost:5000/myawesomeselfhostedrunner:0.2.0Now act will run the workflow on docker image localhost:5000/my-awesome-docker-image:0.1.0If I want to run a custom runs-on tag against the act default images, replacing the above, i.e., localhost:5000/myawesomeselfhostedrunner:0.2.0 with ghcr.io/catthehacker/ubuntu:act-latest would also work:12-P self-hosted=ghcr.io/catthehacker/ubuntu:act-latest-P my-awesome-runner=ghcr.io/catthehacker/ubuntu:act-latestRun with debug flag to see what act is doingUse the --verbose option to see more details on what act is doing when listing the jobs available in the workflow yml file. CLI

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Only the /nn notation for subnet addresses. In Example 10-1, in the first rule, /24 represents a subnet mask that comprises 24 left-most bits. Only the first 24 bits in the client's IP address are compared with the IP address in the rule. Example 10-1 shows a cman.ora file that contains a configuration entry for an Oracle Connection Manager called CMAN1. Example 10-1 Sample cman.ora FileCMAN1= (CONFIGURATION= (ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcp)(HOST=proxysvr)(PORT=1521)) (RULE_LIST= (RULE=(SRC=192.0.2.32/24)(DST=sales-server)(SRV=*)(ACT=accept) (ACTION_LIST=(AUT=on)(MCT=120)(MIT=30))) (RULE=(SRC=192.0.2.32)(DST=proxysvr)(SRV=cmon)(ACT=accept))) (PARAMETER_LIST= (MAX_GATEWAY_PROCESSES=8) (MIN_GATEWAY_PROCESSSES=3))) Example 10-1 shows the following rules: In the first rule in the example, the following parameters are set: SRC=192.0.2.32/24 is for client connections. It designates the IP address of the client, or source. DST=sales-server designates the destination host name. The ACT parameter specifies the action, that is, accept, reject, or drop. The ACTION_LIST parameter sets attributes for a connection if it is accepted, enabling you to override default parameter settings on a connection-by-connection basis. In the second rule, the following parameters are set: SRC=192.0.2.32 and DST=proxysvr represent the same server, indicating that Oracle Connection Manager and CMCTL must reside on the same computer. Table 10-1 describes the rule-level parameters in the cman.ora file. Table 10-1 Rule-Level Parameters in cman.ora File Parameter Description SRC The source host name or IP address of the client. The IP address can be a subnet, such as 192.0.2.62/24. DST The destination host name or IP address of the database server. The IP address can be a subnet, such as 192.0.2.62/24. SRV The service name of the Oracle database obtained from the SERVICE_NAMES parameter in the initialization parameter file (init.ora). The service name is given by the client as part of the connect descriptor when connecting to the listener. This service name is compared to the service name specified in the rule list. ACT To accept, reject, or drop incoming requests based on the preceding three parameters. You can define multiple rules in the RULE_LIST. The action (ACT) in the first matched RULE is applied to the connection request. If no rules are defined, then all connections are rejected. In the following example, client computer client1-pc is denied access to the service sales.us.example.com, but client 192.0.2.45 is granted access to the service db1. (RULE_LIST= (RULE=(SRC=client1-pc)(DST=sales-server)(SRV=sales.us.example.com)(ACT=reject)) (RULE=(SRC=192.0.2.45)(DST=192.0.2.200)(SRV=db1)(ACT=accept))) 10.2 Setting Up Oracle Connection Manager In order to set up Oracle Connection Manager, you must configure the proxy server, database, and clients. Configuring the cman.ora file for the Oracle Connection Manager Host Configuring Clients for Oracle Connection Manager Configuring the Oracle Database Server for Oracle Connection ManagerConfiguring the database server involves registering database information remotely with Oracle Connection Manager and, optionally, configuring the server for multiplexing. 10.2.1 Configuring the cman.ora file for the Oracle Connection Manager Host You make changes to the cman.ora file manually. The following procedure describes how to set parameters in the cman.ora file: Navigate to the cman.ora file in the ORACLE_HOME/network/admin directory. Open the cman.ora file with a text editor. Configure the listening endpoint (ADDRESS). The listening endpoint specifies the protocol address for the Oracle Connection Manager listener. CMON, the