Can microservices be deployed on the same machine?

1. Choose where you'd like to add the link. It could be in an existing page or post, or you could create a new page or post specifically for the purpose. 2. Write down the URL (web address) of the page or post you'd like to link to. 3. If adding the link to an existing page or post, click into the text editor to access the HTML code. 4. You’ll need to use an HTML anchor tag to add a link. Enter the following code, but replace the ‘URL’ and ‘LINK TEXT’ with your own URL and desired link text: <a href="URL">LINK TEXT</a> 5. If you’re creating a new page or post, you don’t need to use HTML code. Instead, you can use the visual editor to add a link. Select the text you want to be a link (or write new text) and then click the link icon on the editor toolbar. Enter the URL of the page or post you want to link to and click ‘Add Link’. 6. Once the link has been added, preview it to make sure it works and then publish or update your page or post.

1. Campus-Wide: These are university-wide service-learning programs that involve students, faculty, and staff. Examples include student clubs that engage in volunteering, faculty-run social justice projects, and campus-supported programs that provide support and resources to surrounding communities. 2. Course-Based: This type of program focuses on finding a link between course content and community service work. It requires that professors incorporate community service into their course syllabi or provide students with the opportunity to participate in off-campus service opportunities. 3. Faculty/Staff Led: These programs provide opportunities for faculty and staff to take an active role in integrating community service into their courses or providing students with the opportunity to engage in service. 4. Inter-Institutional Teams: These kinds of partnerships involve interaction between SUNY institutions and other universities, organizations, or agencies to design and implement service projects. 5. University-Community Partnerships: These are partnerships between SUNY and its community partners (e.g. non-profits, businesses, government, etc.) that focus on addressing specific needs in the community. 6. International Service-Learning: This type of program involves providing support and resources to international partners, communities, and organizations. Projects have also included cultural exchanges, research initiatives, and international conferences.

1. Difficulty recruiting and retaining veterans as study participants due to mistrust of the healthcare system. 2. Limited access to healthcare resources due to VA budget constraints or other bureaucratic policies. 3. Difficulty staying current with advances in technology relevant to the study. 4. Lack of access to cutting-edge technology and resources due to budget or operational constraints. 5. Difficulty obtaining IRB approval, particularly with innovative studies. 6.Difficulty obtaining multiple required approvals for complex protocols. 7. Limited availability of funding for research projects. 8. Difficulty reaching target sample size in a timely manner due to limited geographic accessibility of participant pools. 9. Difficulty recruiting specialized professionals or trained medical personnel to participate in research studies. 10. Limited access to specialized datasets needed to answer research questions.