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When running Onify Hub behind a nginx ingress (reverse proxy) the agent connects to the agent server but every time we try to run a task we get `The agent did not respond in time`. If we try to go direct from the agent to the agent server using port forwarding (eg. `port-forward deployments/onify-agent-server -n onify 8080:8080`) in kubernetes it works. We also tried Traefik and that work.

After a auto update of microk8s it seems that we have a issue with the `calico-kube-controllers` pod. It does not start and says `CrashLoopBackOff`. ``` $ microk8s.kubectl get pods -n kube-system calico-node-c7h46 1/1 Running 1 (7m38s ago) 10m calico-kube-controllers-5ddf994775-gp8cv 0/1 CrashLoopBackOff 7 (34s ago) 10m ```

We are running Onify in Kubernetes with custom SSL certs in Traefik. We need to replace the certs with new ones. How do we do that?

We are running Onify with Elasticsearch. What are the actions we need to do related to the Log4j2 exploit and Elasticsearch?

We are using ServiceNow. Can Onify integrate with ServiceNow?

We want to use Google Analytics to track our users behavior and interactions in Onify. Is this possible?

Is it possible to use Bootstrap components in forms and dashboards?

I noticed the Tag selection in workspace search only show max 20 tag results in the Tag selection section. If I write missing tag into search field it appears into the Tag selection. Is there ability to adjust the limitation or can I somehow select which tags would be visible and which tags would be secondary and not so important to be visible?

I have tried to figureout howto open modal in a form in a such way as it works in workspace item listing.

I am trying to run `onifyElevatedApiRequest` from a script task using users token but it does not work. Is it possible to run from a script task? This is what I am trying to do: ```javascript let onifyHeaders = { 'Content-Type': 'application/json', 'Authorization': environment.settings.authorization } var resourceOptions = { url: `admin/resources/file?stream=false&path=${templatePath}`, headers: onifyHeaders } let result = await environment.services.onifyElevatedApiRequest(resourceOptions); ```