Details
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Type: Bug
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Status: Resolved
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Priority: Minor
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Resolution: Fixed
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Affects Version/s: 2.0.3
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Fix Version/s: 2.0.5
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Component/s: None
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Labels:None
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Environment:any: Windows, Linux, AIX
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Internal Complexity:Unknown
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Internal Value:Unknown
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Rank:Issue can not be ranked.
Description
Creating or Editing pages or news cause the following Javascript errors to be created.
YAHOO is not defined
init()()container-min.js (line 8)
container-min.js()()container-min.js (line 8)
Break on this error (function(){YAHOO.util.Config=function(owner){if(owner){this.init(owner);}
YAHOO is not defined
element-beta-min.js()()element-...ta-min.js (line 8)
Break on this error YAHOO.util.Attribute=function(hash,owner...riteOnce&&this._written)){return false;}
Error occurs in both FF3 and IE6 and IE7.
Attachments
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$i18n.getText("admin.common.words.hide")
- permission-management-2.0.4-SNAPSHOT.jar
- 11/May/09 10:38 AM
- 530 kB
- Gary S. Weaver
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- META-INF/MANIFEST.MF 0.1 kB
- atlassian-plugin.xml 8 kB
- csum/.../AbstractPagerPaginationSupportCachingSpaceAction.class 12 kB
- csum/.../AtlassianPlugin.properties 17 kB
- csum/.../AtlassianPlugin_en.properties 17 kB
- csum/confluence/.../CacheConstants.class 0.8 kB
- csum/.../BaseCustomPermissionConfigAction.class 6 kB
- csum/.../CsumConfigValidationResponse.class 1 kB
- csum/.../CustomPermissionConfigAction.class 7 kB
- csum/.../CustomPermissionConfigConstants.class 4 kB
- csum/.../CustomPermissionConfigurable.class 2 kB
- csum/.../CustomPermissionConfiguration.class 19 kB
- csum/.../LegacyConfigConstants.class 1 kB
- csum/.../LegacyConfigurationMigrator.class 4 kB
- csum/.../CsumAbstractSpaceAction.class 0.5 kB
- csum/.../CsumConfluenceActionSupport.class 0.5 kB
- csum/.../CustomPermissionConstants.class 0.5 kB
- csum/.../CustomPermissionManagerAction.class 43 kB
- csum/.../CustomPermissionManagerActionContext.class 3 kB
- csum/.../CustomPermissionServiceManager.class 4 kB
- csum/confluence/.../AddException.class 0.8 kB
- csum/confluence/.../FindException.class 0.8 kB
- csum/confluence/.../RemoveException.class 0.8 kB
- csum/.../ServiceAuthenticationException.class 0.9 kB
- csum/confluence/.../ServiceException.class 2 kB
- csum/.../UsersNotFoundException.class 0.9 kB
- csum/.../GroupManagementService.class 0.9 kB
- csum/.../BaseGroupManagementService.class 8 kB
- csum/.../BaseUserManagementService.class 11 kB
- csum/.../ConfluenceGroupManagementService.class 7 kB
$i18n.getText("admin.common.words.show")- permission-management-2.0.4-SNAPSHOT.jar
- 11/May/09 10:38 AM
- 530 kB
- Gary S. Weaver
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$i18n.getText("admin.common.words.hide")
- permission-management-2.0.5-SNAPSHOT.jar
- 18/Aug/09 10:12 AM
- 531 kB
- Gary S. Weaver
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- META-INF/MANIFEST.MF 0.1 kB
- atlassian-plugin.xml 8 kB
- csum/.../AbstractPagerPaginationSupportCachingSpaceAction.class 12 kB
- csum/.../AtlassianPlugin.properties 17 kB
- csum/.../AtlassianPlugin_en.properties 17 kB
- csum/confluence/.../CacheConstants.class 0.8 kB
- csum/.../BaseCustomPermissionConfigAction.class 6 kB
- csum/.../CsumConfigValidationResponse.class 1 kB
- csum/.../CustomPermissionConfigAction.class 7 kB
- csum/.../CustomPermissionConfigConstants.class 4 kB
- csum/.../CustomPermissionConfigurable.class 2 kB
- csum/.../CustomPermissionConfiguration.class 19 kB
- csum/.../LegacyConfigConstants.class 1 kB
- csum/.../LegacyConfigurationMigrator.class 4 kB
- csum/.../CsumAbstractSpaceAction.class 0.5 kB
- csum/.../CsumConfluenceActionSupport.class 0.5 kB
- csum/.../CustomPermissionConstants.class 0.5 kB
- csum/.../CustomPermissionManagerAction.class 43 kB
- csum/.../CustomPermissionManagerActionContext.class 3 kB
- csum/.../CustomPermissionServiceManager.class 4 kB
- csum/confluence/.../AddException.class 0.8 kB
- csum/confluence/.../FindException.class 0.8 kB
- csum/confluence/.../RemoveException.class 0.8 kB
- csum/.../ServiceAuthenticationException.class 0.9 kB
- csum/confluence/.../ServiceException.class 2 kB
- csum/.../UsersNotFoundException.class 0.9 kB
- csum/.../GroupManagementService.class 0.9 kB
- csum/.../BaseGroupManagementService.class 8 kB
- csum/.../BaseUserManagementService.class 11 kB
- csum/.../ConfluenceGroupManagementService.class 9 kB
$i18n.getText("admin.common.words.show")- permission-management-2.0.5-SNAPSHOT.jar
- 18/Aug/09 10:12 AM
- 531 kB
- Gary S. Weaver
Issue Links
| This issue is related to: | ||||
| SUSR-75 | Updating CSUM UI in sync with Confluence 2.8.0 |
Activity
You are not prevented from editing or creating pages. But there are a host of pages that display the JS errors described above. There are space admin pages that trip this error as well. The information given in the PR was from Firebug in FF3.
When you disable the plugin, the errors no longer appear on the page. We are using 2.10.2 and 2.10.3. We have CSUM 2.0.3 installed.
Also, if you notice the JS urls given above, you will see "csumresoruces" in it. that is how I found out that it was the CSUM plugin creating the problem. It would seem reasonable to me that this indicates the plugin is attempting to use these JS files, which do not have the YAHOO var defined.
The problem does not prevent us from using confluence. It is a plugin that we are currently using in our production 2.7.3 instance. We do not see any issues there.
Steve Hadfield
It does not turn on the new resource functionality unless it is Confluence 2.8 or higher, after which if we do not use the new method like we do in 2.0.3, the CSS and javascript is not loaded.
a version that will not have this problem is CSUM 2.0.2 which you can download here:
However, that is just a temporary workaround. I won't have time to fix this issue anytime soon, but basically, we might need to radically change what we use for dependencies to better match 2.10.x, and then come out with a version that won't work with older versions of confluence. I was hoping to not have to do that, but oh well.
Forgive me, but I do not understand what new features you are refurring to (as apposed to its original features). It would seem to be a var that is not getting either assigned or initialized.
For clarification - do you mean that the 2.0.2 version will give us the same features as the 2.0.3, minus the JS errors? And that 2.0.2 will work for Confluence 2.10.x?
Or maybe a better question is: what isn't getting turned on? What won't we be able to do in 2.0.3?
btw - thanks for the 2.0.2 download link.
Steve Hadfield
Steve,
Sorry I wasn't clear in last comment. Basically, in Confluence 2.8 a new way of managing resources (javascript, css) was introduced that was incompatible with the way used in various plugins prior to that version. Specifically this affected CSUM version 2.x up to and including 2.0.2. So I think that the plugin's javascript and css resources were not getting included in those versions of CSUM for Confluence 2.8.0 and up.
CSUM 2.0.3 included a fix for this such that at least as far as the plugin was concerned it would properly load its own javascript and css resources (and one of those is YUI) in Confluence 2.8 and higher. The big part of this fix was getting it to work so that it would be disabled and work just as it did before for Confluence version prior to 2.8.
However, apparently from the bug you found, there may some incompatibility with the way that we are loading those resources in CSUM 2.0.3 with Confluence 2.8 and higher, not in the plugin itself, but outside of the plugin in other pages. I'd like to have Atlassian look into it and provide suggestions, but I think that there is probably work to do in CSUM, so I'm leaning toward not bothering them with it at the moment.
I wish that I had time to work on it at the moment, but I don't. So I'll ask the others on the team if they can assist.
Thanks for your patience,
Gary
Looking back on this again, I think that it deserves at look by Atlassian. I'm going to open up a support ticket to see if they can help or provide direction.
Note that the resource loading method in CSUM v2.0.3 is documented here:
http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Including+Javascript+and+CSS+resources?focusedCommentId=183075109&#comment-183075109
and that fix is related to this bug fixed in Confluence Space User Managment (CSUM) plugin v2.0.3: http://studio.plugins.atlassian.com/browse/SUSR-75
To more fully answer the question that you had before about what you won't be able to do using CSUM v2.0.2 and Confluence 2.8 and above- the answer is that the UI is affected (try it and see) and I don't know right off-hand whether the group deletion would work (it might, but haven't tested recently) because it uses a YUI confirmation dialog. At the very least, that confirmation dialog might not be shown.
Instead of posting this to Atlassian, I'm just going to post to the development forum.
Posted. My current thought is that this issue only occurs with CSUM 2.0.3 and Confluence 2.10+ and is related to us specifying the context as "space" for our resources. For info on that see:
http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Web+Resource+Plugins
Perhaps if we remove that context (which didn't need to be there anyway probably) all would work. I'll change that and post a 2.0.4 snapshot with that fix to this ticket.
Attachiing permission-management-2.0.4-SNAPSHOT.jar which can be manually installed to Confluence and contains a possible fix.
Steve, could you give that version a try and let me know if it fixes the issue in Confluence 2.10.2/2.10.3?
Thanks!
Gary
Yes, Gary, I sure will. Wow! Now that's answering a few questions. I do appreciate your extra efforts.
Steve
You're welcome, Steve and thanks in advance for testing the attached build. btw- the forum post where I'm trying to gather more info is: http://forums.atlassian.com/thread.jspa?threadID=34035&tstart=0
I'm going to try to dialog what happens below: (btw - we are upgrading to 2.10.3)
1. no longer get the YAHOO error on creating a page, nor in most of the space admin pages.
2. Get the YAHOO errors after clicking on the "Manage Groups/Users" tab on Space Admin.
3. Creating a Group: worked.
4. Deleting a Group: worked. Got the confirmation dialog box. And All group(s) removed successfully!
So, other than the tab above, the YAHOO error is gone, and the resources appear to be loading correctly.
Steve
Steve,
Please add a comment with the specific text of all of the related errors you are getting. Apologize in advance if is same as above, but just want to be sure.
Also, are you getting those errors only the first time that you click on the Manage Groups/Users tab or for all times? As you do anything within that tab do you have those errors on each page? If you go to a different space while in the same session and click on Manage Groups/Users tab, etc. do you get the same results? Just want to narrow that down if possible.
Thanks!
Gary
Steve,
Another few questions in addition to the ones in last post that would still be most helpful if you could answer soon- are there any customizations of confluence? which theme are you using? have you tried to reproduce with plain (unmodified) Confluence 2.10.3 with only this plugin installed?
Thanks in advance!!
Gary
Gary,
1. We heavily customize Confluence. Previously we were modifying the Left Nav theme, but we've switched to the default theme, to utilize the drop-down widgets at the top-right of the content page. However, I did try it without the theming because I was afraid that I'd introduced the problem onto the page. If I remember correctly, I did not see the problem with either left nav or clickr themes.
2. I didn't have all of our plugins installed, but I most likely had the majority. of them, like repotring, linking and scaffolding. scaffolding is a particular thorn from time to time; pretty invasive - it can bring your entire site down just be creating a bad template that you don't even navigate to ... sweet, huh?
From the above comment - yes, get the YAHOO JS error the first and really every time we click on manage groups. The error does not seem to prevent functionality of the page. I seem to see the JS errors on any space once the manage users / groups tab is selected. Again, we seem to have the ability to configure and use properly now that you gave me the updated snapshot.
I hope that answers all of the outstanding questions. Thanks again for the attention to this issue. If everything is going to work for us, living with a couple JS errors is more than acceptible for us. I will attempt to do a little more testing between spaces and see what happens; make sure I don't have any issues that I'm missing right now.
Steve
Steve,
I'll take a look at it as soon as I have a chance today and if I can't reproduce the javascript issue locally, then I'll just release the fix that you're using as 2.0.4. I really want to solve any javascript errors if we can. I haven't focused on that as much during testing.
I'll close this one out as soon as I finish with that.
Thanks again for your help!
Gary
Fix was included in 2.0.4. Still having javascript error in CSUM apparently, but at least it doesn't affect everything else.
Reopening since I didn't completely fix in CSUM 2.0.4. Igor Minar verified v2.0.4 issue in Confluence 3.x and just fixed it in trunk. Thanks, Igor!! Here were Igor's comments via email:
So I took the path of least resistance for now because I didn't have a
lot of time to work on this.I noticed that the order of web-resources in atlassian-plugin.xml was
incorrect and with Confluence 3.0 batching of resources into one file,
it cause the scripts to break due to incorrect load order. I fixed
that one.Then there was that broken dialog box for group removal. For now I
only replaced the dialog with simple javascript confirm dialog.As far as I can tell everything works fine now.
...
I committed my changes, but didn't release a new version.
cheers,
Igor
So I took the path of least resistance for now because I didn't have a lot of time to work on this. I noticed that the order of web-resources in atlassian-plugin.xml was incorrect and with Confluence 3.0 batching of resources into one file, it cause the scripts to break due to incorrect load order. I fixed that one. Then there was that broken dialog box for group removal. For now I only replaced the dialog with simple javascript confirm dialog. As far as I can tell everything works fine now. ... I committed my changes, but didn't release a new version. cheers, Igor
attaching build with Igor's fix: permission-management-2.0.5-SNAPSHOT.jar
Unfortunately Igor found some more issues related to this fix:
> Igor Minar wrote:
>> Deleting works in Conf 3.0 but I now get this error due to a invalid URI when clearing my FF cache and hitting the CSUM pages:
>>
>> WARN 2009-08-18 09:59:13,427 httpSSLWorkerThread-8080-4 AbstractDownloadableResource:serveResource - Resource not found: Resource: templates/css/$Unknown macro: {req.contextPath}/images/icons/group_16.gif (null)
>> – url: /download/resources/raju.kadam.confluence.permissionmgmt/css/$%7Breq.contextPath%7D/images/icons/group_16.gif | userName: admin | referer: http://localhost:8080/download/resources/raju.kadam.confluence.permissionmgmt/css/csum.css
>>
>>
>> /i
Igor Minar wrote:
> I won't have time for this today but a quick grep revealed:
>
> $ grep -r group_16.gif src/
> src/main/resources/templates/css/csum.css: div#csum div#groups ul li a {display:block; background:url($Unknown macro: {req.contextPath}/images/icons/group_16.gif)", couldn't be simply replaced with a relative path like this: "background:url(../images/icons/group_16.gif)". several ".." might be needed to get the relative path right, but it should work well./images/icons/group_16.gif) no-repeat 3px 3px; clear:both; line-height:1.5; padding:4px 0 4px 25px; color:#036; text-decoration:underline;}
>
> The css files in confluence are not being fed through velocity, but rather they are treated only as static resources, so $Unknown macro: {req...}is not being expanded. There is a way to make them dynamic, but it should be avoided if possible.
>
> I wonder if "background:url($
>
> /i
that is all for now- we'll have to see what we can do later. I'd rather not use relative path if we can get a good one from Confluence/Velocity, but we'll see
> Igor Minar wrote: >> Deleting works in Conf 3.0 but I now get this error due to a invalid URI when clearing my FF cache and hitting the CSUM pages: >> >> WARN 2009-08-18 09:59:13,427 httpSSLWorkerThread-8080-4 AbstractDownloadableResource:serveResource - Resource not found: Resource: templates/css/$Unknown macro: {req.contextPath}/images/icons/group_16.gif (null) >> – url: /download/resources/raju.kadam.confluence.permissionmgmt/css/$%7Breq.contextPath%7D/images/icons/group_16.gif | userName: admin | referer: http://localhost:8080/download/resources/raju.kadam.confluence.permissionmgmt/css/csum.css >> >> >> /i
Igor Minar wrote: > I won't have time for this today but a quick grep revealed: > > $ grep -r group_16.gif src/ > src/main/resources/templates/css/csum.css: div#csum div#groups ul li a {display:block; background:url($that is all for now- we'll have to see what we can do later. I'd rather not use relative path if we can get a good one from Confluence/Velocity, but we'll seeUnknown macro: {req.contextPath} /images/icons/group_16.gif) no-repeat 3px 3px; clear:both; line-height:1.5; padding:4px 0 4px 25px; color:#036; text-decoration:underline;} > > The css files in confluence are not being fed through velocity, but rather they are treated only as static resources, so $/images/icons/group_16.gif)", couldn't be simply replaced with a relative path like this: "background:url(../images/icons/group_16.gif)". several ".." might be needed to get the relative path right, but it should work well. > > /iUnknown macro: {req...}is not being expanded. There is a way to make them dynamic, but it should be avoided if possible. > > I wonder if "background:url($
Igor says:
the path doesn't change unless you modify the path mapping for the xwork action. The nice things about relative paths are that you don't need to worry about context roots and you get good performance since the css is just a static resource.
/i
the path doesn't change unless you modify the path mapping for the xwork action. The nice things about relative paths are that you don't need to worry about context roots and you get good performance since the css is just a static resource. /i
Ok, I'll go ahead and make that fix then. This is what Atlassian
recommends also:
from:
http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Adding+Plugin+and+Module+Resources
—
Example of Resource Type: Stylesheet referring to Images
Stylesheets for your plugin may often refer to images also in your
plugin. In which case you would have to make both the stylesheet and
image(s) downloadable.
<resource type="download" name="my-images/"
location="com/example/plugin/myimages"/>
<resource type="download" name="my-style.css"
location="com/example/plugin/my-style.css"/>
Note: If you have multiple stylesheets and javascript resources defined,
you should put the resource defintions in a Web Resource Module.
To refer to your plugin images in a stylesheet, use a relative path
based on the resource name defined for the image (which is 'my-images'
in this case).
my-style.css
.my-class {
background-image: url(my-images/mypicture.gif);
}
To reference images already available in an application, you will need
to go up three parent directories like so:
.my-class {
background-image: url(../../../images/icons/confluence-logo.gif);
}
—
Thanks,
Gary
Steve,
The CSUM plugin in theory should have nothing to do with editing pages, since it is restricted to the browse space -> manage users/groups tab. Or at least it should not affect it in theory, although it is certainly possible that the way resources are being included in 2.0.3 could be breaking things elsewhere, but I don't see how that would happen unless there is some wierd resource caching going on that could affect other pages perhaps?
Is the issue that after you installed CSUM 2.0.3, you could no longer edit pages?
Did you try uninstalling CSUM and restarting Confluence to see if that fixed the issue?
What version of Confluence are you using, and have you reproduced with the latest plain Confluence standalone version and CSUM 2.0.3?
Thanks in advance,
Gary


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A DashboardItem is created using the Titanium.UI.createDashboardItem
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| click | Fired when a click is detected against the view. | |
| delete | Fired when an item is deleted during editing mode. | |
| move | Fired when an item is moved during editing mode. |
Adds the specified callback as an event listener for the named event.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the event. |
| callback | [Callback<Object>] | Callback function to invoke when the event is fired. |
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Fires a synthesized event to any registered listeners.
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| event | [Dictionary] | A dictionary of keys and values to add to the Titanium.Event object sent to the listeners. |
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Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the event. |
| callback | [Callback<Object>] | Callback function to remove. Must be the same function passed to addEventListener. |
Sets the value of the badge property.
Arguments
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Sets the value of the canDelete property.
Arguments
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Sets the value of the image property.
Arguments
| image | [StringTitanium.Blob] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the selectedImage property.
Arguments
| selectedImage | [StringTitanium.Blob] | New value for the property. |
Event properties
| item |
[Titanium.UI.DashboardItem] Item that was clicked. |
| location |
[Dictionary] Coordinates |
| source |
[Object] Source object that fired the event. |
| type |
[String] Name of the event fired. |
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About¶
Command Guide¶
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API Guide¶
Dependencies¶
SYSTEM
Constants¶
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Variables¶
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Equipment Tips and Strategies
10 Jun 2019
Random tips, ideas, and strategies about the equipment in El Chronicle.
Equipment as obtained from rewards in battle, raiding, doing challenges, completing requests, crafting, and the shop.
A hero has 6 equipment slots: helmet
, breastplate
, shield/boots
, hero specific weapon
, normal weapon
, normal accessory
, treasure accessory
, and hero specific treasure accessory
.
Teasure accessories are obtainable when you get to raid hunter level 18.
Additionally a hero can wear runes
. There are also hero specific runes
that can only be used by a specific hero.
Tiers
There are 7 tiers of equipment. T1, T2, T3, T4, T5, T6, and T7.
| Tier | Color | Quality | Max Lvl |
| T1 | Gray | Poor | 15 |
| T2 | Green | Common | 20 |
| T3 | Blue | Rare | 30 |
| T4 | Purple | Epic | 40 |
| T5 | Orange | Legendary | 45 |
| T6 | Yellow | Legendary | 50 |
| T7 | White | Artifact | 70 |
The higher the tier the higher quality the item is. It will have higher stats, higher maximum level to upgrade it to, more stats to unlock as you upgrade etc.
Grades
Equipment (weapons, armor, accessories, runes) all have a grade which may be D
, C
, B
, A
, S
, or SS
, where SS
is the highest grade, and D
is the lowest. That is if you have 2 of the exact same item one having SS grade and 1 having F grade, the SS grade item will have more stats than the other.
Equipment will randomly be given a grade upon acquiring it. It’s random. Doesn’t matter on level or anything else when crafting it.
It’s possible to increase the grade but it’s very expensive. To increase the grade you need to Transcend
the item 3 times.
Natural T6
T4 can be upgraded to T5, T6, and T7. But there are also natural occurring T6 armor. Here are the slots you can get a natural T6 for.
- Head/Chest/Feet armor sets
- Hero unique weapon
The other slots, such as regular weapon, accessory, and treasures do not have any natural T6 at this time. Which means if you get a good T4 for those slots you are safe to upgrade them up to the max.
Leveling Gear Up/Upgrading It
You can level your equipment up by going to the workshop. You will need items to level up your equipment. The items required are: other equipment you aren’t going to use and upgrade stones. You get upgrade stones from higher level encounters.
The max level, and exp required to get an item to max:
- T1: lvl 15 - 10,000 exp
- T2: lvl 20 - 35,000 exp
- T3: lvl 30 - 150,000 exp
- T4: lvl 40 - 690,000 exp (138 low upgrade stones)
- T5: lvl 45 - 1.46m exp (292 low upgrade stones)
- T6: lvl 50 - 1.55m exp (310 low upgrade stones)
- T7: lvl 70 - 2.535m exp (507 low upgrade stones)
First, I don’t have any T5 or T7 gear. Second, you can only reach these after upping the tier of T4 or T6 item to the next tier. And in order to do that you need to first max the level of the item. So really the amount of exp to max it will just be the difference between 40-45 or 50-70. I’m not sure how to calculate that.
Equipment can be upgraded in the Workshop
. When an item is upgrade to level 11
it will gain a bonus stat. When an item is upgraded to level 21
it will gain another bonus stat, and some items will have an extra stat at level 26. T1 items cannot gain a bonus stat. A bonus stat is whole new effect the item provides such as HP or +DEF. Because of these bonus stats it’s good to try to upgrade equipment to level 11 or 21 to get these bonus stats.
You upgrade armor by using other armor you aren’t using or an upgrade stone
. There are 3 types of upgrade stones
: low, medium and high. Upgrade stones can be created through alchemy, or acquired through adventuring in the game. So with old equipment that you won’t use, especially T1 equipment, you can use it to upgrade the good equipment you have. This is preferred since the only other option is to sell it and it’s fairly easy to acquire gold in the game.
General Tips
T4 equipment can hold you over well into the late game. It’s very hard and you have to be very lucky to get T6 items.
T1-T3 cannot be Tiered up. But a T4 item can be increased to T5, T6 and T7. So again, if you find a good T4 item, upgrade it without worry.
Check your bags in the consumables section. You sometimes get chests that contains equipment and you have to open them there. There’s no difference in opening these chests when you’re low level or high, so open em when you get em.
When a piece of equipment is flashing it means it’s got bonus stats for that specific hero.
Farming / Gearing up
Raids are a great way to get some decent gear. You can get T4 stuff to drop in there and you can even see which raids drop what before doing the raid.
It’s also a good idea to save up crystal and go to the summon shop to summon 10x cards. This summon can pull T3, T4, and T6 equipment and runes. This is a great way to gear up a hero.
You can also save up your honor and buy a T4 summon chest in the honor shop. This will contain a random T4 item. You can also buy ancient rune chests which will summon a random rune specific for a hero. Since the summon card pulls also grant this, it’s probably best to save your honor for upgrade materials.
Or with some Alchemy, and some raiding to get raid points for the shop, and adventuring to get ingredients, you can craft some equipment.
Crafting
Equipment can be crafted in the workshop. Armor, weapons, and accessories are fairly common to acquire while adventuring. But what isn’t so common is to see hero specific weapons drop. So it’s a good idea to craft these.
It’s safe to craft items at any point in the game as your level has no affect on the quality of equipment you craft.
Crafting a hero specific weapon is a great way to increase the hero’s power another 2,000 points pretty quick. Hero’s have 2 weapons, a general weapon and a hero specific weapon. When looking at the hero’s equipment, the slot in the bottom left corner is exclusive for hero specific weapons.
To craft a hero specific weapon you will need 100 hero pieces
, 5x Essence
, and 4 monster ingredients
. The essence can be created through alchemy, and the monster ingredients are all sold in the raid shop and will cost you around 100k raid points to buy it all. The raid shop is the only place you can acquire these monster ingredients so saving you raid points for crafting is a good strategy.
It’s also a good strategy to craft a hero specific weapon early in the game as it’ll help you get through a large part of the game and carry you well into the late game. Heroes with their own weapon perform significantly better than those without it.
Transcend
If at some point you get a duplicate weapon or piece of armor or even rune you can choose to transcend it. By combining the two items together your item may get a bonus stat if transcended. If it fails your item will gain mileage which will allow you to transcend it after a certain mileage has been gained.
Runes
See Rune guide.


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Struts 2 is based on the WebWork 2 codebase, and so we include links to WW applications here too.
Books
WebWork in Action
- Patrick Lightbody, Jason Carreira; Manning; September 2005
Java Open Source Programming
- Joseph Walnes, Ara Abrahamian, Mike Cannon-Brookes, Patrick Lightbody; Wily; November 2003
Art of Java Web Development
- Neal Ford; Manning; November 2003
WebWork Live
- Matthew Porter; SourceBeat; N/A
Practical Ajax Projects and Java
- Frank Zammetti; Apress; N/A
Presentations
WebWork in Action: A hands on look at the future of Struts (
WW:slides
) - Patrick Lightbody; Portland Java Users Group, February 2006
WebWork + AJAX: A winning combination (
video
,
WW:slides
) - Patrick Lightbody; JavaZone; August 2005
WebWork in Action: An introduction to WebWork (
video
,
WW:slides
) - Patrick Lightbody; JavaZone; August 2005
WebWork 2.0: Strutting the OpenSymphony way
- Jason Carreira; TheServerSide Symposium; April 2004
WW:Strutting the OpenSymphony way
- Mike Cannon-Brookes; TheServerSide Symposium; July 2003
WebWork 2.0 Overview
- Rick Salsa;
Groove Systems
Seven Simple Ways to Use AppFuse
Articles
Interview about the Struts merger
- Interview of Patrick Lightbody
Validation with WebWork 2.2
- Zarar Siddiqi
Working wit the WebWork Framework
- Vlad Kofman
Building with WebWork
- Kris Thompson; TheServerSide; November 2003
Tutorial and article in Brazilian Portuguese
- January, 2004
Migrating Applications to Struts2
- September, 2006
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Constructor, creates a new blank user context
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username | ) |
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Construct a user context from the name of a user
- Parameters
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| username | The username of the userobject |
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UniqueId |
itemId | ) |
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Add a favorite to the user's list of favorites by UniqueId
- Parameters
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| void com.ualberta.team17.datamanager.UserContext.addLocalOnlyItem |
( |
UniqueId |
id | ) |
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Add a local only item (item that has not been saved yet) For use by the DataManager
| void com.ualberta.team17.datamanager.UserContext.addRecentItem |
( |
UniqueId |
itemId | ) |
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Mark an item as the most recently viewed one.
- Parameters
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( |
UniqueId |
itemId | ) |
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Add a reply that this user has authored.
- Parameters
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( |
UniqueId |
itemId | ) |
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Add a view later item. If the item was already marked as view later, then it will be re-inserted at the start of the view later list.
- Parameters
-
| void com.ualberta.team17.datamanager.UserContext.clearLocalOnlyItems |
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| ) |
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| List<UniqueId> com.ualberta.team17.datamanager.UserContext.getFavorites |
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Get a list of the IDs of the user's favorites
- Returns
- List of UniqueIds of the user's favorites
| List<UniqueId> com.ualberta.team17.datamanager.UserContext.getLocalOnlyItems |
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Get the replies content that this user has authored
- Returns
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Get a unique ID representing this user
- Returns
- The Unique ID
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Get the user's name
- Returns
- The user's name
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- Returns
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id | ) |
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JsonElement |
elem | ) |
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Load in the UserContext from a serialized copy
- Parameters
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UniqueId |
id | ) |
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UniqueId |
itemId | ) |
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Remove a view later item (To be called when it is... well, viewed later).
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item | ) |
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Getter for view later
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- Whether the item should be viewed later
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Eclipse Summit India is presented by the local Eclipse Community in collaboration with The Eclipse Foundation. It is designed by the community, for the community. This is a great opportunity for the Eclipse fraternity in India to learn, explore, share, and collaborate on the latest ideas and information about Eclipse ecosystem and its community of projects with the core contributors, adopters, extenders, service providers, consumers and business and research organizations.
You will hear about successful industry deployments as well as highly innovative solutions in areas where you don’t expect Eclipse to be used. You will meet the experts and talk to them, network with your peers and share your experiences. You will also learn about the latest initiatives and industry working groups within the Eclipse ecosystem. You can talk to the industry experts about the Eclipse long-term support initiative, hear about Eclipse technology in safety-relevant environments (aerospace, automotive, public transport), learn more about the future of Machine-to-Machine technology, or see what we envision as the future build and management infrastructure for Eclipse projects.
Eclipse Summit India delivers networking opportunities that lead to synergies in the community, as well as opportunities to give and receive help on specific technical issues or to generate business opportunities.
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Want to Present @ Eclipse Summit India?
To present at Eclipse Summit India 2016, please submit your proposal before June 30th 2016 via our public proposal submission system.
Unlike many other conferences, the sessions and keynotes at Eclipse Summit India are chosen by an independent program committee, allowing us to consistently offer a high-quality program. To contact the program committee, send us an email.
The themes for talks at Eclipse Summit India include the most interesting current topics. The 2016 conference program will include both hands-on tutorials and technical sessions on current topics pertinent to the Eclipse developer community, such as Eclipse Platform/RCP/Runtimes, Languages and Tools, Web/Mobile/Cloud Development, Modeling, Methodology and Devops, Embedded, IoT, Science, Java 9, IDEs and more, as well as sessions that demonstrate Eclipse-based solutions for finance, automotive, aerospace, insurance, and other domains. The exact themes are listed on the CFP site.
Important Dates
1. Early Bird submission Deadline: 20th May 2016
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5. Final Schedule: 2nd Aug 2016
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Bangalore is known as the Garden City of India and also the "Silicon Valley of India". Bangalore is famous for its pleasant climate throughout the year. In the heart of the city, Chancery Pavilion Hotel, a Luxury 5 Star Business Hotel, puts you within reach of some of the best restaurants and attractions Bangalore has to offer.
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This course meets in Room 120 of the Environmental Health Building on Mondays and Wednesdays, 10:00 am–12:00 pm. Exceptions to these meeting times are:
- There will be no meeting on Labor Day (Monday, Sept. 3).
- There are no course meetings the week of Thanksgiving (week of Nov. 19).
- I will be away from Fort Collins for two course dates (Aug. 27 and 29). I will videotape the lectures for these two class dates and post them online. I will offer a (voluntary) session on Aug. 31, 10:00-11:00 am, for anyone who would like to join to work on the in-course group exercises with classmates and with my feedback.
- Office hours for Fall 2018 will be 10:00–11:00 AM on Fridays in EH 120.


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The Extended Objective-C library extends the dynamism of the Objective-C programming language to support additional patterns present in other dynamic programming languages (including those that are not necessarily object-oriented).
libextobjc is meant to be very modular – most of its classes and modules can be used with no more than one or two dependencies.
Please feel free to open issues for feature requests or ideas for language extensions (even if you have no idea how they’d work)!
Features
libextobjc currently includes the following features:
- Safe categories, using EXTSafeCategory, for adding methods to a class without overwriting anything already there (identifying conflicts for you).
- Concrete protocols, using EXTConcreteProtocol, for providing default implementations of the methods in a protocol.
- Simpler and safer key paths, using EXTKeyPathCoding, which automatically checks key paths at compile-time.
- Compile-time checking of selectors to ensure that an object declares a given selector, using EXTSelectorChecking.
- Easier use of weak variables in blocks, using
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from the EXTScope module. - Safer private methods, using EXTPrivateMethod, for declaring methods on a class, and getting notified if they conflict with other existing methods.
- Scope-based resource cleanup, using
@onExit
in the EXTScope module, for automatically cleaning up manually-allocated memory, file handles, locks, etc., at the end of a scope. - EXTNil, which is like
NSNull
, but behaves much more closely to actualnil
(i.e., doesn’t crash when sent unrecognized messages). - Synthesized properties for categories, using EXTSynthesize.
- Algebraic data types generated completely at compile-time, defined using EXTADT.
- EXTBlockTarget, which extends the target-action mechanism with support for blocks.
- EXTTuple, for multiple return values and assignment.
- EXTPassthrough, to automatically implement methods that simply invoke the same method on another object.
- Better variadic arguments, with support for packaging the arguments up as an array, using EXTVarargs.
- Aspect-oriented programming, using EXTAspect.
- Block-based coroutines, using EXTCoroutine.
- Multimethods – methods which overload based on argument type – using EXTMultimethod.
- Key-value annotations on properties, using EXTAnnotation.
- Final methods – methods which cannot be overridden – using EXTFinalMethod.
- EXTDispatchObject, which forwards messages to all objects in a given array.
- EXTMaybe, which behaves like
NSError
andnil
, making it safe for use as an erroneous return value. - EXTMultiObject, which behaves like all of the objects in a given array (forwarding to the first one that responds to each message).
- Primitive mixins, using EXTMixin.
- Protocol categories, using EXTProtocolCategory, for adding methods to every class that implements a given protocol.
- Convenience functions to install blocks as methods, using EXTBlockMethod.
- Lots of extensions and additional functionality built on top of
<objc/runtime.h>
, including extremely customizable method injection, reflection upon object properties, and various functions to extend class hierarchy checks and method lookups.
Some of these are just proofs of concept, and not necessarily recommended for production code. Others (mainly those bolded in the list above) are quite valuable, and make Objective-C safer and/or more flexible. Check out the headers for more information.
License
Copyright © 2012 Justin Spahr-Summers
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the “Software”), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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Requirements
libffi is used for EXTAspect, but is not required for the other modules of the project. In order for the unit tests to build and pass, libffi must be retrieved using git submodule update --init
after cloning the repository.
The latest features in libextobjc must be compiled with Xcode 4.4 or later for Mac OS X, and Xcode 4.5 or later for iOS. There is an Xcode 4.3 tag if you’re using an older version; however, it is missing some of the newer features in the library.


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What is Onelive?
OneLive” is an interactive webinar series done every weekend with the experts in their fields. “OneLive” is a trademark program of SEF with the vision to expand the knowledge of Sri Lankan students and it will allow you to interact with the speaker via asking questions live. “OneLive” is the future of knowledge sharing and it is a popular medium for Sri Lankan students who seek for inspiration.
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by Staff writerTHE vocals and sounds of Noranda Primary School’s choir and the WA Fire and Emergency Services Concert Band will be showcased at the Carols by Candlelight in Noranda.
Community group Noranda Vibes is holding its free annual event at 5pm on November 23 at Robert Thompson Reserve.
There will be performances from the choir, the band and students from the WA Academy of Performing Arts.
Community stalls, food trucks, free activities and a special visit from Santa will also be among the festivities.
Attendees can also buy LED candles and songbooks at the event.
The group urges attendees to bring picnic rugs or low backed chairs on the night.
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Reviewed July 24, 2019Webflow is a no-code website creator, featuring 100% visual design tools, animated interactions, a fully customizable CMS, hosting and deployment, and ecommerce functionality. It's used by freelancers and agencies, in-house marketing teams, business owners, and for prototyping. What stands it apart from other website creators (Wordpress, Squarespace, etc) is that design (CSS) is fully customizable via a direct manipulation editor, akin to Photoshop. It was started in 2012 and raised an unusually large Series A of $72M in August 2019.
Product Feel
- 👍 Web-native concepts: "learn to speak developer"
- 👍 Fast, lively (single page app with fast rendering)
- 👍 Pro-tool a la Final Cut or Photoshop
- 👎 A bit bloated (more Photoshop than Sketch)
Basic Usage
In the above video, I create and narrate the beginnings of a basic webpage, including a navbar and call to action text and button. It demonstrates:
- adding elements (image, navbar, section, container, columns) to the page via dragging
- editing margin on all sides by holding down shift
- selecting elements via the page and by the tree hierarchy on the right-panel
- editing color, font and size attributes
- centering via trial-and-error
- viewing the page on different device sizes
- messing with the large variety of background color options
CMS Collections
Webflow's CMS (content management system) is just about as customizable as its WYSIWYG visual editor. It features a simple UI to create a schema for collections, be them products, blog posts, or a totally custom entity, and add string, text, boolean, color, etc attributes. The magic happens when you add CMS content to the page, where you can continue to leverage the fully customizability of the WYSIWYG editor. The following video demonstrates creating a new collection, adding dummy content, adding a custom boolean and color attributes, and displaying the content in the editor, where we edit it into a number of custom visual configurations, such as paginated and filtered.
Ecommerce
The Webflow Ecommerce functionality builds on top of the CMS editor to allow products, shopping carts, and purchases. In the following video, I create a t-shirt product with size and color varients, and then customize its product page. All facets of Webflow Ecommerce are visually customizable, including the look-and-feel of the products page, shopping cart, the checkout page, and the confirmation emails sent to customers.
Interactions
While Webflow's editor allows for the full range of CSS animations, it also features a series of pre-built Powerpoint-like animations, such as "spin-in" and "wiggle". Custom animations are built by interpolating attributes established at keyframes. In the following video, I demonstrate some built-in animations as well as building a custom bounce and shrink animation. Animations can be triggered on mouse or scroll events, such as clicks or mouse movements.
Backups
Webflow is constantly autosaving user work, and creates a snapshot every 20th autosave. But you can also manually create and label a snapshot. You can then preview and restore previous versions from the backups page. If you want to just regain a single element from a previous version, you can copy and paste single elements from previous versions into the current version. Below is a video from the Webflow tutorials that shows how it works:
Pricing
The pricing has three tiers for basic websites ($12, $16, and $36 per month) and three tiers for Ecommerce ($29, $74, $212 per month). Agency pricing is $35 per login.
Wishes
- User authentication/accounts
- More direct manipulation, such as resizing directly
- Graying out pro-features on free accounts (instead of simply removing them)
- Less clicking and submenus
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- Future of Coding Episode 35 - Democratizing Web Design: Vlad Magdalin
- Great videos with a dry humor teach the basics of HTML in terms designers are familiar with.
- No-Code Website Builder Webflow Went From Near Bankruptcy To A $72 Million Series A Funding Round


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Prometheus¶
In this topic, we will see how to configure and deploy both prometheus_server and prometheus_client Ansible roles.
Prerequisites¶
Have ansible installed
Know how to use playbooks
Also, make sure those packages are present on your system (they should be in the bluebanquise or any other repository):
prometheus
alertmanager
karma
ipmi_exporter
snmp_exporter
grafana
Installation¶
Prometheus Server¶
First create file /etc/bluebanquise/inventory/group_vars/all/addons/prometheus.yml with the following content:
prometheus:
scrape_interval: 1m
evaluation_interval: 2m
alertmanager:
group_wait: 1m
group_interval: 10m
repeat_interval: 3h
Now, simply add to the playbook of your choice (which is for the Prometheus server) the prometheus_server role (change the values of enable_services and start_services accordingly):
vars:
- enable_services: true
- start_services: true
roles:
- role: prometheus_server
tags: prometheus_server
Then run:
ansible-playbook /etc/ansible/playbooks/<your server playbook> --tags prometheus_server
Now prometheus_server should be installed and configured with a minimal configuration.
The configuration file for Prometheus is located under /etc/prometheus/prometheus.yml. It contains all the exporters to scrape, and more.
It is now time to configure client side. Note that while the /etc/bluebanquise/inventory/group_vars/all/addons/prometheus.yml file is only used by the prometheus_server role, the client files seen in next section will be shared by both server and client role. Server will use it to know which exporters to scrap on who, and clients will use it to know which exporters to install locally.
Prometheus Client¶
For each equipment_profile, create a file called monitoring.yml that contains the desired exporters to be deployed, into equipment_profile folder of your target hosts groups.
For example, to set exporters to be scrapped and installed on all hosts of equipment_profile equipment_XX, create the file /etc/ansible/inventory/group_vars/equipment_XX/monitoring.yml, with the following content:
monitoring:
exporters:
node_exporter:
package: node_exporter
service: node_exporter
port: 9100
ha_cluster_exporter:
package: ha_cluster_exporter
service: ha_cluster_exporter
scrape_interval: 10m
scrape_timeout: 4m
port: 9664
This will setup here two exporters on these equipments: node_exporter and ha_cluster_exporter.
Also don’t forget to add the name of the package you want to install and the service name.
Note
As you can see, you can also add the scrape_interval (which is how often the metrics get scraped), and the scrape_timeout (which represents how long until a scrape request times out).
Note
If you want to add exporters, make sure your package contains the binary and the .service file, put preferably under /usr/local/bin and /etc/systemd/system.
Now simply add to the playbook of your choice (which is for the Prometheus clients) the prometheus_client role (change the values of enable_services and start_services accordingly):
vars:
- enable_services: true
- start_services: true
roles:
- role: prometheus_client
tags: prometheus_client
Then run:
ansible-playbook /etc/ansible/playbooks/<your client playbook> --tags prometheus_client
Now prometheus_client should be installed.
Also, re-execute the prometheus_server role on the management node hosting the Prometheus server, to ensure Prometheus is now aware of these new exporters to scrape.
ansible-playbook /etc/ansible/playbooks/<your server playbook> --tags prometheus_server
Prometheus.yml¶
File /etc/prometheus/prometheus.yml is where all the exporters and the scrape related variables are stored for the Prometheus server to run. It looks something like this:
global:
scrape_interval: 1m
evaluation_interval: 2m
rule_files:
- 'alerts/*.yml'
alerting:
alertmanagers:
- static_configs:
- targets:
- localhost:9093
scrape_configs:
# I watch myself
- job_name: 'prometheus_master'
scrape_interval: 30s
static_configs:
- targets: ['localhost:9090']
# GENERIC EXPORTER
# All equipment profiles and their exporters
- job_name: 'equipment_R_node_exporter'
scrape_interval:
scrape_timeout:
static_configs:
- targets: ['management1-1:9100']
- targets: ['management1-2:9100']
Few notes:
rule_files is where the alert related configurations are located
alerting is where Prometheus should send alerts (i.e. Alertmanager)
scrape_configs is where are defined all the exporters that server need to listen to, with the targets, and so on
It is now time to learn variables before using them in the Prometheus interface.
Variables¶
There are 4 types of variable in Prometheus:
Counters
Gauges
Histograms
Summaries
Counters¶
Counters are used for metrics that can only increase. It is an incremental counter, that is used in order to know how rapidly something grows for example.
Note
For example, it is used for the number of packets that is transmitted by a switch interface. Using the irate function of Prometheus, we can then tell how many packets were transmitted in a given interval.
It can also be used for error counts, tasks completed, and so on.
Gauges¶
Gauges are used for metrics that can go up, but can also decrease. It gives a specific value for the time set.
Note
For example, it is used for the temperature of the BMCs. This way, you have the temperature for any given time. It can also be used for memory usage, number of requests, and so on.
It can be used with function like min, max, average, and so on to get the desired result.
Histograms & Summaries¶
Histograms and summaries are more complex variable types, and are used less often, which is the reason why we won’t go too much in the details. Histograms and summaries are both used for getting the request durations, or the response sizes. Their main goal is to watch for data that fall in a certain category.
Queries¶
In order to query a metric with Prometheus, you have to go to the Prometheus web page. By default, it is located at http://localhost:9090 .
To query a metric, simply type in the metric name. You also have a dropdown list with all the available metrics to query.
If you want specific metrics (with one or more specific labels):
query_name{instance="instance"}
For example, ipmi_fan_speed_rpm{name=”P-FAN1”} will only return the fan_speed of the fan name “P-FAN-1”:
In the graph tab, you can also see the variation of the value over time. You can also choose from when to when.
Regex¶
You can also use the same queries, but with regex.
If you want the attribute to follow the given regex, the global syntax for is:
query{attribute=~"regex_value"}
Or if you don’t want the attribute to follow the regex:
query{attribute!~"regex_value"}
Note
The tilda here is very important.
Using this syntax, you can:
get the metrics which attribute corresponds to a list
For example:
ipmi_fan_speed_rpm{name=~"MB-FAN5|MB-FAN4|S-FAN2"}
will return:
follow a pattern
For example:
ipmi_fan_speed_rpm{name=~".*.FAN.*"}
will return all the ipmi_fan_speed_rpm metrics with the string “FAN” in its name label.
Another example:
ipmi_fan_speed_rpm{__name__=~"ipmi.*",instance=~"001-bmc"}
will return all the metrics which name starts with ipmi, and which instance is 001-bmc.
Boolean operators¶
You can also combine different metrics, using boolean operators. There are several operators in Prometheus. Some of them are the following:
== (equal)
!= (not-equal)
> (greater-than)
< (less-than)
>= (greater-or-equal)
<= (less-or-equal)
These are used in order to get the results that correspond to the condition. For example:
ipmi_up==1
will only return the instances of the query that are equal to one.
It is also possible to use logic operators:
and (intersection)
or (union)
unless (complement)
Vector1 and vector2 results in a vector consisting of the elements of vector1 for which there are elements in vector2 with exactly matching label sets. Other elements are dropped. The metric name and values are carried over from the left-hand side vector.
For example:
node_exporter_build_info and ignoring(revision, version,goversion,branch,package) node_cpu_package_throttles_total
will return:
node_exporter_build_info{branch="HEAD",goversion="go1.12.5",instance="1-2:9100",job="equipment_R_node_exporter",revision="3db77732e925c08f675d7404a8c46466b2ece83e",version="0.18.1"}
because it has the same instance name and job name as a node_cpu_package_throttles_total.
Vector1 or vector2 results in a vector that contains all original elements (label sets + values) of vector1 and additionally all elements of vector2 which do not have matching label sets in vector1.
For example:
node_exporter_build_info or node_cpu_package_throttles_total
will return:
node_exporter_build_info{branch="HEAD",goversion="go1.12.5",instance="1-2:9100",job="equipment_R_node_exporter",revision="3db77732e925c08f675d7404a8c46466b2ece83e",version="0.18.1"}
node_cpu_package_throttles_total{instance="1-2:9100",job="equipment_R_node_exporter",package="0"}
node_cpu_package_throttles_total{instance="1-2:9100",job="equipment_R_node_exporter",package="1"}
Vector1 unless vector2 results in a vector consisting of the elements of vector1 for which there are no elements in vector2 with exactly matching label sets. All matching elements in both vectors are dropped.
There are also other types of boolean operators, like group_left or group_right, in the online documentation.
Functions & aggregations¶
Prometheus comes with a variety of querying functions. We will go through some of the major ones:
delta
irate
avg
sum
min, max
delta¶
delta() calculates the difference of value between the value from X minutes ago and the current value.
Example:
delta(ipmi_current_amperes[5m])
rate & irate¶
rate() gives you the per second average rate of change over your range interval. irate() is the per second rate of change at the end of your range interval
The difference between rate and delta, is that rate automatically adjusts for resets. It means that it only works with “counter” variables, i.e. a variable that can only increase. For example, if a metric value changes like this:
0
4
6
10
and resets:
2
Rate will capture the change, and will take the value of 2 as if it were 12 to get the rate.
avg¶
avg() returns the average value of all query results.
By default, it returns the avg value by job:
avg(ipmi_current_amperes)
But you can also average by any other attribute, using avg(query) by(attribute):
avg_over_time¶
avg_over_time() is self explanatory, it gives you the average value of a metric during the given interval, for each instance.
For example if ipmi_current_amperes had the values: 2, 4, 6 in the last 5m:
avgi_over_time(ipmi_current_amperes[5m])
would return 4.
output example:
sum, min, max¶
Self explanatory. Works the same way as avg, and can be used with _over_time too.
Alerts¶
Alerts are located in the /etc/prometheus/alerts/ directory.
An example of alert:
groups:
- name: Alerts for nodes
rules:
- alert: high_RAM_ Usage
expr: (1 - (node_memory_MemAvailable_bytes{job=~".*.R.*"} / (node_memory_MemTotal_bytes{job=~".*.R.*"})))* 100 > 90
for: 1m
labels:
severity: warning
annotations:
summary: " (instance {{ $labels.instance }})"
description: "memory usage greater than 90% \n VALUE = {{ $value }}\n LABELS: {{ $labels }}"
This alert will be seen as pending by Prometheus when the condition in expr: is verified, in this case, when the percentage of used RAM is greater than 90%. It will seen as firing when the condition is met for X minutes, hours, or days, X being in the for field. It will be fired with an extra label called severity, which is set to warning in this case. The annotations section is here to set a summary and description of the alert. You can access the variables of the metric by using de global variables {{ $value }} or {{ $labels }}.
Tip: if you need a same alert to fire a warning after a t_1 desired time, and then fire a critical after a longer t_2 time, duplicate the alert, with the exact same name and arguments, changing only for and severity. The Alertmanager configuration is made to handle these case: when same name, a critical alert will overlap a warning alert.
Alertmanager¶
Alertmanager is an additional tool for Prometheus, used to manage alerts.
Alertmanager DO NOT evaluate alerts, this is Prometheus task. Alertmanager is a tool to manage alerts already fired by Prometheus.
By default, it’s located under the management node’s ip address, port 9093. Configuration file of Alertmanager is under /etc/alertmanager/alertmanager.yml.
By default it looks like this:
global:
smtp_smarthost: 'localhost:25'
smtp_from: 'alertmanager@your_domain'
smtp_require_tls: false
route:
group_by: ['alertname', 'job']
group_wait: 1m
group_interval: 10m
repeat_interval: 3h
receiver: sys-admin-team
receivers:
- name: 'sys-admin-team'
email_configs:
- to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>inhibit_rules:
- source_match:
severity: 'critical'
target_match:
severity: 'warning'
equal: ['alertname', 'cluster', 'service']
You can find more about it here:
And here are examples of some alerts:


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