01. Term 1 Recap
Congratulations on completing the term! This has been an incredible journey, and we’re so proud of each and every one of you for making it this far! It’s been such an honor to teach you and see your projects, and we hope that you’ve learned a ton and found it as rewarding as we have!
Let’s take a look back at all we’re learned and accomplished together in this term, back from our humble beginnings as blockchain noobs just a few short months ago!
 In the first course, we got introduced to this world at a high level to make sure we understood the concepts and had a solid foundation to build on. Things like hashing, consensus, and identity went from murky buzzwords to concrete concepts, you learned how blockchain networks differ from traditional networks and databases, and much more!
In your first project you created your very own blockchain identity using a bitcoin wallet. You couldn’t do much with it yet, but you’d already come a long way and built a solid conceptual foundation to dive deeper into Blockchain.
The second course we did just that, diving deeper into the specifics of Bitcoin given its importance as the first and largest blockchain. We used it as an example to gain an in depth knowledge of how blockchain data works, and we learned about the difference between public and private blockchains. In your project you created your own private blockchain, and got some hands on experience adding and interacting with blocks on a blockchain!
Next up we explored web services, which opened up a whole new world of blockchain functionality to us! Hopefully in this course you really started imagining some of the awesome blockchain-powered applications you can build with libraries and web services.
We really got our hands dirty with two web services projects, first to build a web API for your private blockchain, and then to create your star notary web service! It was really starting to feel like the pieces were coming together, with our projects building on top of each other and now able to take input from a user on your web service and store it to your blockchain!
A solid blockchain education wouldn’t be complete without covering Ethereum of course, so that was our focus in the next course, where we learned about all the new possibilities and functionality that Ethereum opens up with smart contracts and decentralized apps. In your last project of the term, you built an Ethereum version of your star notary API to secure digital assets on Ethereum using smart contracts. You learned the basics of solidity, got hands on experience building smart contracts, and gained a solid understanding of the difference between building on Bitcoin vs. Ethereum!
With all of these projects and concepts under your belt, the world of Blockchain is opening up to you! We hope you feel confident in your understanding of the concepts and platforms, proud of what you’ve built yourself in your projects, and that your imagination is running wild with ideas for revolutionary, decentralized, world-changing blockchain applications!
Looking Ahead
In the second term, we’ll open up the blockchain world even further, exploring new use cases like supply chains, hybrid solutions, and data auditing. These are some of the bleeding edge frontiers of the blockchain industry, and the potential is huge for innovation that disrupts whole industries and even the global economy itself. You’ll continue building projects to gain hands on experience, including your Capstone project.
In this final project, you’ll get a chance to put into practice the possibilities you’re already dreaming of, and create a proof of concept for a new blockchain-powered product of your own! It will serve as a great portfolio piece and a way for you to put your own mark on the blockchain industry. We can’t wait to continue our journey together in the second term and see the amazing, innovative projects you’ll build!


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Cybereason Configuration
Product Versions
Cybereason Complete without Services: 18.1 Service Pack B
Description
Cybereason was built by analysts, for analysts with the goal of empowering the defender. Cybereason offers endpoint detection and response (EDR) and next-generation antivirus (NGAV) technology along with active monitoring and response services. The Cybereason defense platform provides unmatched visibility to understand the full attack scope, increases analyst efficiency and effectiveness, and reduces security risk via a one console with one agent for Windows, Mac, and Linux machines. As is evident in the evaluation Cybereason has implemented the ATT&CK framework into the platform, making it easy for security teams to search for threats in their environment using ATT&CK classifiers and terminology.
The Cybereason Defense Platform
Cybereason delivers Multi-Layered Endpoint Prevention that prevents known malware, unknown malware, ransomware, and fileless attacks. Cybereason’s anti-ransomware is unique, combining Behavioral Analysis & Deception techniques to confidently prevent the primary goal of any ransomware: encryption.
Since not all threats can be prevented outright, Cybereason uses the same agent to collect raw data from the endpoint for detection and response. All data collected is processed through our Cross-Machine Correlation Engine, which is purpose-built to correlate the data collected across all machines, allowing analysts to instantly identify all machines impacted in an attack. This data is enriched with threat intel that includes IoCs and flags certain events as evidence or suspicion. The final result is a structured, enriched, in-memory graph database that can be rapidly queried for malicious activity both automatically and manually.
Services
Cybereason offers a full suite of services: none of which were included in this evaluation. Services help augment SOCs that need help with any combination of detection, investigation, breach containment, and response.
Cybereason Services include:
- Active Monitoring: 24/7 monitoring, incident triage, and recommendations
- Active Hunting: ongoing, proactive hunting to identify malicious activity
- Active Response: advanced analysis and remote remediation delivered through the Cybereason platform
- Incident Response: onsite incident response, including scoping, investigation, and containment of incidents
Primary Features:
- Single agent with four detection engines to minimize configuration and maximize detection and prevention
- Single integrated workflow to analyze and respond to threats within Endpoint Security
- Fully integrated endpoint protection with antivirus (AV) defenses, machine learning, behavior analysis, indicators of compromise (IOCs) and endpoint visibility
- Triage Summary and Audit Viewer for exhaustive inspection and analysis of threats
- Enterprise Search to rapidly find and illuminate suspicious activity and threats
Product Configuration
- Collection Features: All Enabled
- Prevention Features
- Signatures: Detect Only
- Machine learning: Detect Only
- Fileless prevention: Detect Only
- Anti-ransomware: Detect Only
- Detection Features: Default
- Behavioral Whitelisting: None


Laravel 4 learnings: week 2
It's been another great week for Laravel 4. Lots of new additions and I've got a neat list of tips, tricks and resources for you.
Laravel 4 beta 4 will be released this thursday
The 4th Laravel 4 beta will be released this thursday with updated documentation. You'll be blown away by all the cool newly added functionality! :)
https://twitter.com/laravelphp/status/315541203628220416
Laracon screencasts
For those of you who didn't see them yet, here are all the Laracon screencasts. A big thanks to Chris Borgia!
Where to place your helper functions, view composers, etc
I asked the question earlier this week on the Laravel IRC channel and the majority of the people there seemed to agree that it should be in app/start/global.php
. It makes sense. I was putting them in app/filters.php
before but as the filename indicates that's more a location where you'd want to define your route filters, etc. If you open the global.php
file you'll see that it will call the filters.php
file at the end. It makes more sense putting your custom functions, validators etc here because it's a starting point for your application. Basically you're saying: "These are all the extra functionality that my app needs before I go ahead."
You could also make a separate custom.php
file in app/start and include it in the global.php
file just before the filters.php
file inclusion. This is a nice way to separate your code from the default code in global.php
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require __DIR__.'/custom.php';
require __DIR__.'/../filters.php';
That way you have a nice separate file for all your custom functions.
Note that there really isn't a convention for a location for these custom functionalities. From the Laravel 4 docs about View composers (as an example):
Note that there is no convention on where composer classes may be stored. You are free to store them anywhere as long as they can be autoloaded using the directives in your composer.json file. So you're free to place them anywhere as you like as long as they're being autoloaded.
Namespacing your models
I've found it to be very helpful to namespace my models from the start. Because sooner or later, you might run into a problem when you're trying to define a model that has the same name as an application alias. Take the File
model for example. Laravel offers an alias by default to a facade of its Filesystem functionality to manipulate files. You can't use the name File
as a model classname because it will interfere with the application alias. That's where namespaces come in.
<?php namespace Models;
class File extends \Eloquent {
protected $table = 'files';
}
Now that we have namespaced the model we don't have to worry about it interfering with the application alias anymore. Note that we specifically need to set the $table
property on the model because otherwise Laravel will assume the database table is called models_file
.
You can now use this model in controllers, routes etc by specifying the full namespace:
Models\File::find(1);
Or you can import the model and still use the File alias by referencing the global namespace:
<?php
use Models\File;
class UserController extends BaseController {
public function index()
{
// Use the File model.
$file = File::find(1);
// Use the File alias to get the file contents.
return \File::get($file->filepath);
}
}
If you namespace your models from the beginning it's going to save you troubles later on when you can't pick a name when it's already set somewhere else.
Model query scopes
As since a few days, Model query scopes have landed in the L4 beta!
https://twitter.com/laravelphp/status/314568892376829952
Database aggregate functions
This is just plucked from the L4 docs but it's so extremely helpful. Get the value of a mathematic function immediately from the database.
Source: http://four.laravel.com/docs/queries#aggregates
Don't worry about flash data in forms!
Jeffery Way pointed this out on twitter. You actually don't have to set flash data on forms as Laravel handles this automatically. So. Damn. Handy! :)
https://twitter.com/jeffrey_way/status/315128216148922368
https://twitter.com/jeffrey_way/status/315128395346362370
Laravel Testing Decoded
There's a cool eBook coming out soon about testing in Laravel. And who other than Jeffrey Way could be writing it?
Resources
Here's a list of resources which came out this week.
- Error After A Composer Update Of The Laravel 4 Beta by Jason Lewis
- Snappy: Helpdesk service by Userscape which is actually build by Taylor amongst others. You can bet Laravel is powering it ;)
- A bunch of new videos are up at Nettuts: https://tutsplus.com/course/whats-new-in-laravel-4/
- PHPunit wrappers for Laravel 4 by Jeffrey Way
- Eloquent relationship tip by Phil Sturgeon
- Pro workflow in Sublime Text 2 and Laravel by Nettuts
- Laravel wallpapers! by Maksim Surguy
- Installing and updating Laravel 4 by Niall O'Brien
- Authentication & Authorisation by Niall O'Brien


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Configure a Yorc orchestrator and locations
Edit (pull request)Once Alien4cloud is installed with the yorc-provider plugin and the yorc server is running, we must define an orchestrator and one or more locations (where we will actually deploy applications). In Alien4Cloud every location is managed by an orchestrator.
Several location types are available and they correspond to the locations types supported by Yorc:
- Define Meta-properties
- Configure a Yorc Orchestrator
- Configure an OpenStack Location
- Configure a Slurm Location
- Configure a Hosts Pool Location
- Configure a Google Cloud Platform Location
- Configure an AWS Location
- Configure a Kubernetes Location
In order to deploy applications and run them on a given location, Yorc must be properly configured for that infrastructure (see Locations configuration in Yorc documentation).
A location name in Alien4Cloud should correspond to a location name in Yorc. This allows to handle different locations of the same type. Another option is to define a meta-property on an Alien4Cloud location to specify the corresponding Yorc location name (see bellow).
Before creating the Yorc orchestrator, let’s see how to define meta-properties that can be used to define some properties that are common to all the applications deployed in a location.
Define Meta-properties
To define meta-properties, go to and in the sub-menu.
Then you can create a new meta-property by clicking on and providing a name, a description and other information that characterize it.
In the image below, there are 2 meta-properties defined. They both have the K8S_NAMESPACE Name and string Type. But they have different Targets. The location target specifies that the meta-property can be used to define a property for a location. In this particular case, it can be used to define a namespace for a Kubernetes location. The application target specifies that the meta-property can be used to specify a property having a value that applies to a particular application. A default value can be defined for meta-properties, but its not mandatory.
Yorc Location Meta-Property
You can define a meta-property on Alien4Cloud locations that will allow to override the location name for Yorc. This meta-property should have the following properties:
- Name: YORC_LOCATION
- Required: No
- Include in filters: Yes
- Target: location
- Type: string
- Password: No
- Default: Should be empty
This meta-property will now appear in the meta-property tab of every location. If not empty the meta-property value will be used as location name for Yorc, otherwise the Alien4Cloud location name will be used as Yorc location name.
Configure a Yorc Orchestrator
To create an orchestrator, go to and in the sub-menu. Create an orchestrator named Yorc with the following named plugin:
- Yorc Orchestrator :
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At this moment your orchestrator is created but not enabled. Click on your orchestrator to see the information page, and then click on the configuration menu icon .
In the Driver configuration part, add the URL of your Yorc server (should respect the format: http://yorc-ip:8800) and return to the previous page to enable your orchestrator.
If Yorc is secured (ssl enabled), the yorc URL should use the https protocol and you should provide as well (or else to connect in insecure mode, check insecureTLS and make sure Yorc is configured with ssl_verify set to false):
- the trusted Certificate Authority used to sign Yorc server certificates
- a client certificate that will be verified by Yorc
- the PKCS #8 encoded client private key.
Once your orchestrator is created and enabled, go to the locations page by clicking on
Configure an OpenStack Location
Create a new location clicking on and provide a location name. Select OpenStack in the infrastructure type drop-down.
The details page of your location should appear.
Go to and add the following resources:
- yorc.nodes.openstack.PublicNetwork
- yorc.nodes.openstack.Compute
Click on the network and set floating_network_name to the name of your OpenStack public network for the tenant where the Yorc instance is deployed.
Click on the compute and set the image to the id of your image in OpenStack (in order to use our samples in next sections, please use an Ubuntu 14.04+ or Centos 7.2+ image), the flavor to 3 (medium for a default OpenStack config).
Set key_pair to the OpenStack keypair that correspond to the private key that you stored under ~/.ssh/yorc.pem during your Yorc server setup.
Finally, in the endpoint capability of the Compute, open the credentials complex type and set the user to a user available in your image (generally ubuntu for Ubuntu cloud images). This user will be used to connect to this on-demand compute resource once created, and to deploy applications on it (while the user used to create this on-demand resource is defined in the Yorc server configuration).
Configure a Slurm Location
Go to the locations page by clicking on
Create a new location clicking on and provide a location name. Select Slurm in the infrastructure type drop-down.
The details page of your location should appear.
Go to and add the following resource:
- yorc.nodes.slurm.Compute
Click on the compute, the following details should appear and show the endpoint credentials must be edited:
Edit credentials and specify a user that will be used to connect to this on-demand compute resource once created, and to deploy applications on it (while the user used to create this on-demand resource is defined in the Yorc server configuration):
You could define here as well either a password, provided as a token parameter value (token_type being set to password), or a private key by editing the keys parameter and adding a new key 0 with a value being the path to a private key, as below :
If no password or private key is defined, the orchestrator will attempt to use a key ~/.ssh/yorc.pem that should have been defined during your Yorc server setup.
Configure Slurm location to handle Docker workloads with singularity
The Slurm location ships a Topology Modifier that allow to transform a Docker workload into a Singularity workload backed by a Slurm job. This is exactly the same as what we do with the Kubernetes Location by transforming a Docker workload into a Kubernetes one. This allows to port an application modeled using generic Docker components on one or the other infrastructure.
At the moment, the following restrictions apply:
- Only Docker workloads of type Jobs are supported. That means that your DockerApplication should be hosted on a ContainerRuntime itself hosted on a ContainerJobUnit
- You can add DockerExtVolume components to mount volumes into your container. Currently we only support volumes of type
yorc.nodes.slurm.HostToContainerVolume
that means that we expect to mount a path of the actual host that will run the container. In Slurm context it is generally a path from a distributed (such as NFS) or parallel (Lustre, GPFS) filesystem or a temporary directory. - Resources limitations are not handled in the same way than in Kubernetes (see bellow)
Go to and add the following resource:
- yorc.nodes.slurm.ContainerJobUnit
- yorc.nodes.slurm.ContainerRuntime
- yorc.nodes.slurm.HostToContainerVolume
Limit resources used by containers
When backed to Docker Kubernetes uses a concept of CPU shares to limit containers CPU consumption.
This context make no sense in Slurm context where resources are strongly isolated.
So instead of relying on cpu_share
, cpu_share_limit
, mem_share
and mem_share_limit
of DockerApplication
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on the ApplicationHost
capability of the ContainerRuntime
hosting the DockerApplication
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properties that are used to request a given number of cpus and amount of memory to Slurm.
Configure a Hosts Pool Location
Go to the locations page by clicking on
Create a new location clicking on and provide a location name. Select HostsPool in the infrastructure type drop-down.
The details page of your location should appear.
Go to and add the following resource:
- yorc.nodes.hostspool.Compute
Click on the compute, the following details should appear:
You can select the property shareable if you want to make this compute node shareable, so that different deployments could use this same resource.
Credentials don’t have to be defined here. For hosts in a Hosts Pool, credentials are defined in the Yorc server configuration.
Configure a Google Cloud Platform Location
Go to the locations page by clicking on
Create a new location clicking on and provide a location name. Select Google Cloud in the infrastructure type drop-down.
The details page of your location should appear.
Go to and add the following resource:
- yorc.nodes.google.Compute
- yorc.nodes.google.PersistentDisk
- yorc.nodes.google.PrivateNetwork
Click on the compute, the following details should appear, with here several properties set as explained below:
Specify which image to use to initialize the boot disk, defining properties image_project, image_family, image.
At least one of the tuples image_project/image_family, image_project/image, family, image, should be defined:
- image_project is the project against which all image and image family references will be resolved. If not specified, and either image or image_family is provided, the current default project is used.
- image_family is the family of the image that the boot disk will be initialized with. When a family is specified instead of an image, the latest non-deprecated image associated with that family is used.
- image is the image from which to initialize the boot disk. If not specified, and an image family is specified, the latest non-deprecated image associated with that family is used.
See available public images described at Compute Engine Public Images. For example, to use the latest CentOS 7 version, use image_project centos-cloud and image_family centos-7.
Set the machine_type value according to your needs in CPU and memory (default n1-standard-1). See list of available machine types.
Set the mandatory parameter zone to define the zone on which the Compute Instance should be hosted. See list of available regions and zones.
Edit credentials to provide a mandatory user name. This user will be used to connect to this on-demand compute resource once created, and to deploy applications on it.
You could define here as well a private key by editing the keys parameter and adding a new key 0 with a value being the path to a private key, as below :
If no private key is defined, the orchestrator will attempt to use a key ~/.ssh/yorc.pem that should have been defined during your Yorc server setup.
The user you specify here must be defined, along with its associated public SSH key, either at your Google Project level, or at this Compute Instance level. See Google documentation for :
For example, assuming you have a private ssh key ./id_rsa and a public ssh key ./id_rsa.pub, you can first create a file containing a user name and the public key content:
echo "user1:**cat id_rsa.pub**" > userkeys.txt
Then define this user and public key at the project level, using Google Cloud CLI:
gcloud compute project-info add-metadata --metadata-from-file ssh-keys=userkeys.txt
Then, by default, all compute instances will inherit from this user/public key definition, the user will be created on the compute instance and you will be able to ssh on your compute instance running:
ssh -i ./id_rsa user1@<your instance external ip address>
For details on other optional Compute Instance properties, see Compute Instance creation.
Click on the PublicNetwork, the following details should appear, with here several properties set as explained below:
This node type inherits from tosca.nodes.Network and allows to substitute generic Network type. At post-matching step, this node will be replaced by yorc.nodes.google.Address. You can directly use this node type if you need to define specific Google Address properties.
If you want to use any existing Google Static IP Addresses, you need to set the addresses parameter. It accepts a comma-separated list of addresses IPs.
For details on other optional Address properties, see Address Creation.
Click on the PersistentDisk, the following details should appear, with here several properties set as explained below:
Set the mandatory parameter zone to define the zone on which the disk resides. In any case the disk must be on the same zone as the associated Compute instances. See list of available regions and zones.
Set the mandatory parameter size to define the required size for persistent disks.
If you want the disk to be deleted when the application referencing this disk is undeployed, check the parameter deletable. By default, the disk is not deleted.
If you want to refer to an existing disk, set the mandatory parameter volume_id with its Google Reference Name. This parameter allows comma-separated values of disk names.
If you want to attach the disk to a compute with a READ_ONLY mode, you need to set this property to the yorc.relationships.google.AttachesTo relationship between the disk and the compute.
For details on other optional PersistentDisk properties, see Persistent Disk Creation.
Click on the PrivateNetwork, the following details should appear, with here several properties set as explained below:
If you want to use an existing network, set the parameter network_name. Otherwise, let it blank.
You can create custom or default subnet for new or existing network too as long as there is no CIDR range overlaps.
For private network creation, You can specify subnets in three different ways:
- by checking the checkbox auto_create_subnetworks : Google will create a subnet for each region automatically with predefined IP ranges.
- by setting cidr and cidr_region : a default subnet will be created with the specified IP CIDR range in the Google specified region.
- by adding custom subnets : you can add several subnets with more accurate properties as described below.
You can as well use the auto-create mode and adding default and/or custom subnets as long as there is no CIDR range overlaps.
Click on the custom_subnetworks edit icon to create several custom subnets:
Set the mandatory parameters name, ip_cidr_range and region respectively to define the name of your custom subnet, its IP CIDR range and the Google region it owns. Note that subnet names must be unique in the Google project they owns.
You can configure secondary IP ranges for VM instances contained in this sub-network with secondary_ip_ranges list.
You can enable flow logging for this subnetwork by checking the checkbox enable_flow_logs.
You can allow the VMs in this subnet to access Google services without assigned external IP addresses by checking the checkbox private_ip_google_access.
For details on other optional Private Network properties, see VPC Creation.
- How-to connect a VM to a private subnet after creating the relationship between the VM and a PrivateNetwork ?
- Explicitly by setting the subnet property of the Google network relationship yorc.relationships.google.Network with the required subnet name.
- Implicitly with the default subnet if exists and in the same region than the VM or otherwise with the first matching subnet in the same region than the VM.
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Are any firewall rules created for my private network ?
Yes, the following default firewall rules are automatically created for each subnet:
- Ingress rules from any incoming source for ICMP protocol and RDP and SSH ports (TCP 3389 and TCP 22)
- Ingress rules from any incoming subnet source for ICMP, TCP and UDP protocol on all port ranges (0-65535).
Configure an AWS Location
Go to the locations page by clicking on
Create a new location clicking on and provide a location name. Select AWS in the infrastructure type drop-down.
The details page of your location should appear.
Go to and add the following resources:
- yorc.nodes.aws.PublicNetwork
- yorc.nodes.aws.Compute
- yorc.nodes.aws.EBSVolume
Click on the compute, the following details should appear:
Edit mandatory parameters AWS image_id, instance_type, security_groups and key_name to provide the name of a key pair already known from AWS.
Click on the EBSVolume, the following details should appear, with here several properties set as explained below:
Set the mandatory parameter device to define the logical device name to expose to the instance (for example, /dev/sdh or xvdh). See Available Device Names. This can also be set by users during application creation.
Set the mandatory parameter availability_zone to define the AWS zone where the volume will be. This availability zone must be the same as the ones of the Compute instances to which the disk will be attached. See Regions, Availability Zones, and Local Zones for more information.
Set the mandatory parameter size to define the required size for volumes.
If you want the volume to be deleted when the application referencing this one is undeployed, check the parameter deletable. By default, the volume is not deleted.
If you want to refer to an existing volume, set the parameter volume_id with its Volume ID you find on AWS Console. This parameter allows comma-separated values of volumes names.
For details on other optional EBSVolume properties, see Creating an Amazon EBS Volume.
Edit credentials to provide a user name. This user will be used to connect to this on-demand compute resource once created, and to deploy applications on it (while user credentials used to create this on-demand resource are defined in the Yorc server configuration).
Configure a Kubernetes Location
In order to deploy applications to a Kubernetes location, the Yorc orchestrator must be connected to a properly configured Yorc server (see “Infrastructure configuration” chapter in Yorc documentation ; the Yorc server must be able to connect to the Kubernetes cluster’s master).
Select Yorc orchestrator and go to the locations page by clicking on . Create a location named kubernetes (or a name of your choice) and select Kubernetes on the infrastructure type drop-down. The details page of your location should appear.
Go to and search in the Catalog resources with type prefix org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types. You have to add the following resources:
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- org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.Job
- org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.StatefulSet
- org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.Container
- org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.Service
- org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.volume.* # the volume types needed by applications
Go to view to check modifiers are uploaded to your location:
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- Yorc modifier for kubernetes having post-node-match deployment phase
If you defined a K8S_NAMESPACE meta-property (see here how to do so <location_config_meta_props_section>) with location target, you can use its value to specify the namespace in which the Kubernetes resources will be created when deploying applications to this location.
In the image below, the user specifies that Kubernetes objects will belong to the namespace my_location_namespace.
Note that the user can choose to use a particular namespace for each application. In this case, the K8S_NAMESPACE meta-property with application target must be used like in the image below:
If both K8S_NAMESPACE meta-property with location target and K8S_NAMESPACE meta-property with application target have values set, then the one with location target has higher priority, so its value will be used to specify the Kubernets namespaces.
In any case, the specified namespace must exist in the Kubernetes infrastructure.
To simplify the deployment of application in test and development phase, we allow users not to define a specific namespace for its applications. In this case there is no need to define a K8S_NAMESPACE meta-property, and the Kuberneters objects will be created in a namespace specially created for each application. The namespace is deleted after the application is undeployed. The name of the created namespaces is constructed using the application name + the application’s environment name.
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nftfwls ‘pretty prints’ a table with these headings:
If the geoip2 country database is available, the IP address is preceded by the ISO two letter country code of te site where the IP is located.
Text output uses the Python ‘prettytable’ module. When piping the output into another program, it’s helpful to remove the column separators, adding -n option make this happen.
The -w option selects HTML output. It prints an HTML table suitable for inclusion on a web page. Classes in the table allow styling.
If the geoip2 country database is available, the IP address is preceded by the ISO two letter country code of te site where the IP is located. Mouse over the code to get the full country name.
Prints brief usage information.
Print output as an HTML table, enabling integration into a web page.
Prints all the informarion in the database, ignoring entries in blacklist.d
If ‘yes’, splits the pattern column at any comma, making separate lines for entries with more than one stored pattern; if ‘no’ prints a single line for the pattern column. The pattern_split value in the config.ini file sets the usual default value.
Reverse sorting order
Sort by match count
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A Set of utilities to ease basic and repetitive tasks, in Swift.
Overview
This repository is an Xcode project with a set of ambidextrous (That’s what I really mean by “generic”; not just using generics) tools that can be applied to Swift projects deployed for iOS, iPadOS, MacOS, WatchOS and TVOS.
These tools will work for all of these platforms, and will, at most, rely only on the Foundation library, and the Core Graphics types (in the Core Foundation Library).
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This is a high-performance generic FIFO queue data structure. It’s based on the work of Ole Begemann, who used it as an example in his Advanced Swift book.
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Extensions to the Date Struct. This makes Dates strideable. It also allows “coarse” date comparisons, using a “granularity” of 24 hours (one day).
Adds degree/radian conversion to CGFloat.
Adds rotation support to CGPoint.
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Swift Package Manager (SPM)
You can use SPM to load the project as a dependency, by referencing its GitHub Repo URI (SSH: git@github.com:RiftValleySoftware/RVS_Generic_Swift_Toolbox.git, or HTTPS: https://github.com/RiftValleySoftware/RVS_Generic_Swift_Toolbox.git).
Once you have the dependency attached, you reference it by adding an import to the files that consume the package:
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All of the extensions and utilities will be available.
Carthage
Carthage is probably the “lowest-overhead” way to use these tools. It’s extremely simple to use, and squeaky clean. You will only need to include references to the files into your project. You implement it by adding the following line in your Cartfile:
`github "RiftValleySoftware/RVS_Generic_Swift_Toolbox"`
Once you have done this, navigate the Terminal to the directory containing the Cartfile, and execute:
`carthage update`
This will result in a directory, at the same level as the Cartfile, called Carthage
. Inside of that directory, will be another directory, called Checkouts
. Inside of that directory, will be a directory called RVS_Generic_Swift_Toolbox
.
The files that you are looking for will be in the Sources/RVS_Generic_Swift_Toolbox
directory. They are arranged in the grouping they are documented, above.
Just drag those files into your Xcode project, and add them to the appropriate targets.
If you choose to use the build products, be aware that Carthage builds may not always sign the modules, so you could have issues submitting to the app store.
Git Submodule
You could also directly include the project as a Git Submodule. Submodules can be annoying to work with, but are a good way to maintain ironclad version integrity. If you do this, then you should do the same as above, but instead of a Carthage directory, you will have whatever directory you choose to use to place the submodule.
Requirements
These utilities require the Swift programming language, along with the Foundation Library (it also uses the Core Foundation Library, which, for some reason, is treated separately, in iOS).
NOTE: Because of the intricacies of accessing the main bundle, in
XCTest
, thelocalizedVariant
andaccessibilityLocalizedVariant
computed properties are not covered in the auto-test. This is OK, as they are used by every project I write, so they receive a lot of testing.
License
© Copyright 2019-2022, The Great Rift Valley Software Company
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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Class Phalcon\Mvc\Collection¶implements Phalcon\Mvc\CollectionInterface, Phalcon\DI\InjectionAwareInterface, Serializable This component implements a high level abstraction for NoSQL databases which works with documents Methods¶final public __construct ([Phalcon\DiInterface $dependencyInjector]) Phalcon\Mvc\Model constructor public setId (mixed $id) Sets a value for the _id property, creates a MongoId object if needed public MongoId getId () Returns the value of the _id property public setDI (Phalcon\DiInterface $dependencyInjector) Sets the dependency injection container public Phalcon\DiInterface getDI () Returns the dependency injection container protected setEventsManager (Phalcon\Events\ManagerInterface $eventsManager) Sets a custom events manager protected Phalcon\Events\ManagerInterface getEventsManager () Returns the custom events manager public Phalcon\Mvc\Model\ManagerInterface getModelsManager () Returns the models manager related to the entity instance public array getReservedAttributes () Returns an array with reserved properties that cannot be part of the insert/update protected useImplicitObjectIds () Sets if a model must use implicit objects ids protected Phalcon\Mvc\Collection setSource () Sets collection name which model should be mapped public string getSource () Returns collection name mapped in the model public Phalcon\Mvc\Model setConnectionService (string $connectionService) Sets the DependencyInjection connection service name public string getConnectionService () Returns DependencyInjection connection service public MongoDb getConnection () Retrieves a database connection public mixed readAttribute (string $attribute) Reads an attribute value by its name <?php
echo $robot->readAttribute('name');
public writeAttribute (string $attribute, mixed $value) Writes an attribute value by its name <?php
$robot->writeAttribute('name', 'Rosey');
public static Phalcon\Mvc\Collection cloneResult (Phalcon\Mvc\Collection $collection, array $document) Returns a cloned collection protected static array _getResultset () Returns a collection resultset protected static int _getGroupResultset () Perform a count over a resultset protected boolean _preSave () Executes internal hooks before save a document protected boolean _postSave () Executes internal events after save a document protected validate () Executes validators on every validation call <?php
use Phalcon\Mvc\Model\Validator\ExclusionIn as ExclusionIn;
class Subscriptors extends Phalcon\Mvc\Collection
{
public function validation()
{
$this->validate(new ExclusionIn(array(
'field' => 'status',
'domain' => array('A', 'I')
)));
if ($this->validationHasFailed() == true) {
return false;
}
}
}
public boolean validationHasFailed () Check whether validation process has generated any messages <?php
use Phalcon\Mvc\Model\Validator\ExclusionIn as ExclusionIn;
class Subscriptors extends Phalcon\Mvc\Collection
{
public function validation()
{
$this->validate(new ExclusionIn(array(
'field' => 'status',
'domain' => array('A', 'I')
)));
if ($this->validationHasFailed() == true) {
return false;
}
}
}
public boolean fireEvent (string $eventName) Fires an internal event public boolean fireEventCancel (string $eventName) Fires an internal event that cancels the operation protected boolean _cancelOperation () Cancel the current operation protected _exists () Checks if the document exists in the collection public Phalcon\Mvc\Model\MessageInterface [] getMessages () Returns all the validation messages <?php
$robot = new Robots();
$robot->type = 'mechanical';
$robot->name = 'Astro Boy';
$robot->year = 1952;
if ($robot->save() == false) {
echo "Umh, We can't store robots right now ";
foreach ($robot->getMessages() as $message) {
echo $message;
}
} else {
echo "Great, a new robot was saved successfully!";
}
public appendMessage (Phalcon\Mvc\Model\MessageInterface $message) Appends a customized message on the validation process <?php
use \Phalcon\Mvc\Model\Message as Message;
class Robots extends Phalcon\Mvc\Model
{
public function beforeSave()
{
if ($this->name == 'Peter') {
$message = new Message("Sorry, but a robot cannot be named Peter");
$this->appendMessage($message);
}
}
}
public boolean save () Creates/Updates a collection based on the values in the attributes public static Phalcon\Mvc\Collection findById (string|MongoId $id) Find a document by its id (_id) public static array findFirst ([array $parameters]) Allows to query the first record that match the specified conditions <?php
//What's the first robot in the robots table?
$robot = Robots::findFirst();
echo "The robot name is ", $robot->name, "\n";
//What's the first mechanical robot in robots table?
$robot = Robots::findFirst(array(
array("type" => "mechanical")
));
echo "The first mechanical robot name is ", $robot->name, "\n";
//Get first virtual robot ordered by name
$robot = Robots::findFirst(array(
array("type" => "mechanical"),
"order" => array("name" => 1)
));
echo "The first virtual robot name is ", $robot->name, "\n";
public static array find ([array $parameters]) Allows to query a set of records that match the specified conditions <?php
//How many robots are there?
$robots = Robots::find();
echo "There are ", count($robots), "\n";
//How many mechanical robots are there?
$robots = Robots::find(array(
array("type" => "mechanical")
));
echo "There are ", count($robots), "\n";
//Get and print virtual robots ordered by name
$robots = Robots::findFirst(array(
array("type" => "virtual"),
"order" => array("name" => 1)
));
foreach ($robots as $robot) {
echo $robot->name, "\n";
}
//Get first 100 virtual robots ordered by name
$robots = Robots::find(array(
array("type" => "virtual"),
"order" => array("name" => 1),
"limit" => 100
));
foreach ($robots as $robot) {
echo $robot->name, "\n";
}
public static array count ([array $parameters]) Perform a count over a collection <?php
echo 'There are ', Robots::count(), ' robots';
public static array aggregate (array $parameters) Perform an aggregation using the Mongo aggregation framework public static array summatory (string $field, [array $conditions], [string $finalize]) Allows to perform a summatory group for a column in the collection public boolean delete () Deletes a model instance. Returning true on success or false otherwise. <?php
$robot = Robots::findFirst();
$robot->delete();
foreach (Robots::find() as $robot) {
$robot->delete();
}
public array toArray () Returns the instance as an array representation <?php
print_r($robot->toArray());
public string serialize () Serializes the object ignoring connections or protected properties public unserialize ([unknown $serialized]) Unserializes the object from a serialized string public static array execute (mixed $code, [array $args]) Runs JavaScript code on the database server. <?php
$ret = Robots::execute("function() { return 'Hello, world!';}");
echo $ret['retval'], "\n";
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- Description
- is a client side RowSet, which use retrieves is data based on a database table,
a query or a SQL command or by a rowset reader, who mustn't support SQL.
The connection of the rowset is typically a named DataSource or a DataAccess component
or a previous instanciated connection.
Depending on the
::com::sun::star::sdbc::ResultSetConcurrency
, the RowSet caches all data or uses
an optimized way for retrieving the data, such as, refetching rows by their keys or
if provided, by their bookmarks.
In addition, it provides events for RowSet navigation and RowSet modifications
to approve the actions and to react on them.
- See also
- RowChangeAction, RowChangeEvent, ResultSet
- See also
- RowsChangeEvent
Notifications
A row set is able to be operated in various ways, and additionally it notifies various changes in it's
state. Clients of this service can rely on a fixed order of notifications, depending on how they operate
on the component.
The following describes the general order of all possible notifications which you can encounter when
working with a row set:
The following matrix shows the notifications which apply to the different operations:
| approveCursorMove | approveRowChange |
column values |
cursorMoved | rowChanged |
rowsChanged |
IsModified | IsNew |
RowCount | IsRowCountFinal |
| ::com::sun::star::sdbc::XResultSet | | | | | | | | |
| next | X | | X | X | | | X | X | X | X |
| beforeFirst | X | | X | X | | | X | X | | |
| afterLast | X | | X | X | | | X | X | X | X |
| first | X | | X | X | | | X | X | X | X |
| last | X | | X | X | | | X | X | X | X |
| absolute | X | | X | X | | | X | X | X | X |
| relative | X | | X | X | | | X | X | X | X |
| previous | X | | X | X | | | X | X | X | X |
| refreshRow | | | X | | | | X | X | | |
| cancelRowUpdates | | | X | | | | X | | | |
| ::com::sun::star::sdbc::XResultSetUpdate | | | | | | | | |
| insertRow | | X | X | | X | X | X | X | X | X |
| updateRow | | X | X | | X | X | X | | | |
| deleteRow | | X | | | X | X | X | X | X | X |
| moveToInsertRow | X | | X | X | | | | X | X |
| moveToCurrentRow | X | | | X | | | X | X | | |
| ::com::sun::star::sdbcx::XDeleteRows | | | | | | | | |
| deleteRows | | X | | | X | X | X | X | X | X |
| ::com::sun::star::sdbcx::XRowLocate | | | | | | | | |
| moveToBookmark | X | | X | X | | | X | X | | |
| moveRelativeToBookmark | X | | X | X | | | X | X | X | X |
Deletions
Via ::com::sun::star::sdbc::XResultSetUpdate::deleteRow, you can delete the current row of a
RowSet. This deleted row then doesn't vanish immediately, but is still present, and subsequent calls to
::com::sun::star::sdbc::XResultSet::rowDeleted will return true. The deleted row "vanishes" from
the RowSet as soon as the cursor is moved away from it.
As a consequence, the behaviour of several other methods is affected:
- ::com::sun::star::sdbc::XResultSet::getRow
- returns the position of the cursor, which has not been changed by the deletion.
- ::com::sun::star::sdbc::XResultSet:
next , first , last , absolute ,
relative , previous , beforeFirst , afterLast
- will let the deleted row vanish from the result set. As a consequence, the RowCount
will decrease when you do such a move operation after deleting a row.
A special case to note is the next call: When you delete row, say,
15 , followed by next , then your RowSet afterwards
still is on row 15, since the deleted row vanished with the move operation.
- ::com::sun::star::sdbc::XResultSet::refreshRow
- will throw an exception when the cursor is on a deleted row.
- ::com::sun::star::sdbc::XRow:
getFoo
- will return an empty value when the cursor is on a deleted row.
- ::com::sun::star::sdbcx::XRowLocate::getBookmark
- will throw an exception when the cursor is on a deleted row.
- ::com::sun::star::sdbc::XRowUpdate:
updateFoo
- will throw an exception when the cursor is on a deleted row.
- ::com::sun::star::sdbc::XResultSetUpdate::deleteRow
- will throw an exception when the cursor is on a deleted row.
- ::com::sun::star::sdbc::XResultSetUpdate::moveToInsertRow
- will let the deleted row vanish from the result set. As a consequence, the RowCount
will decrease. Also, subsequent calls to
::com::sun::star::sdbc::XResultSetUpdate::moveToCurrentRow will not
be able to move back to the deleted row (since it vanished), but only to the
row after the deleted row.
- Developers Guide
- Forms - Forms as Row Sets
- Database - The RowSet Service
- Database - Example: Querying the Bibliography Database
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| Column | Title | Description |
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| 2 | AMP | AMP name. (Trade Name) Required. |
| 3 | Code | Code |
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Class Hierarchy
- cnavg.cactus.balanced.LPProblem
- cnavg.avg.balanced.LPProblem:
A formalization of a Gaussian propagation factor graph
- optparse.OptionContainer:
Abstract base class.
- optparse.OptionParser:
Class attributes:
standard_option_list : [Option]
list of standard options that will be accepted by all instances
of this parser class (intended to be overridden by subclasses).
- cnavg.history.overlap.Overlap:
Overlap between two events
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- 2007 - Back to Black
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This is a wrapper class for either a Rigidbody or Rigidbody2D, so that either can be used with the Unity Movement AI code.
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| bool | canFly |
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| bool | stayGrounded = true |
| | If the character should try to stay grounded More...
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| float | groundFollowDistance = 0.1f |
| | How far the character should look below him for ground to stay grounded to More...
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| LayerMask | groundCheckMask = Physics.DefaultRaycastLayers |
| | The sphere cast mask that determines what layers should be consider the ground More...
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| float | slopeLimit = 80f |
| | The maximum slope the character can climb in degrees More...
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| bool | is3D |
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| Vector3 | wallNormal = Vector3.zero |
| | The current ground normal for this character. More...
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| Vector3 | movementNormal = Vector3.up |
| | The current movement plane normal for this character. More...
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This is a wrapper class for either a Rigidbody or Rigidbody2D, so that either can be used with the Unity Movement AI code.
◆ ConvertVector()
| Vector3 UnityMovementAI.MovementAIRigidbody.ConvertVector |
( |
Vector3 |
v | ) |
|
Converts the vector based what kind of character the rigidbody is on.
If it is a 2D character then the Z component will be zeroed out. If it is a grounded 3D character then the Y component will be zeroed out. And if it is flying 3D character no changes will be made to the vector.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
◆ Jump()
| void UnityMovementAI.MovementAIRigidbody.Jump |
( |
float |
speed | ) |
|
◆ MoveRotation()
| void UnityMovementAI.MovementAIRigidbody.MoveRotation |
( |
float |
angle | ) |
|
Rotates the rigidbody to angle (given in degrees)
- Parameters
-
◆ SetUp()
| void UnityMovementAI.MovementAIRigidbody.SetUp |
( |
| ) |
|
◆ canFly
| bool UnityMovementAI.MovementAIRigidbody.canFly |
Determines if the character should follow the ground or can fly any where in 3D space
◆ groundCheckMask
| LayerMask UnityMovementAI.MovementAIRigidbody.groundCheckMask = Physics.DefaultRaycastLayers |
The sphere cast mask that determines what layers should be consider the ground
◆ groundFollowDistance
| float UnityMovementAI.MovementAIRigidbody.groundFollowDistance = 0.1f |
How far the character should look below him for ground to stay grounded to
◆ is3D
| bool UnityMovementAI.MovementAIRigidbody.is3D |
◆ movementNormal
| Vector3 UnityMovementAI.MovementAIRigidbody.movementNormal = Vector3.up |
The current movement plane normal for this character.
This value is only used by 3D characters who cannot fly.
◆ slopeLimit
| float UnityMovementAI.MovementAIRigidbody.slopeLimit = 80f |
The maximum slope the character can climb in degrees
◆ stayGrounded
| bool UnityMovementAI.MovementAIRigidbody.stayGrounded = true |
If the character should try to stay grounded
◆ wallNormal
| Vector3 UnityMovementAI.MovementAIRigidbody.wallNormal = Vector3.zero |
The current ground normal for this character.
This value is only used by 3D characters who cannot fly.
◆ AngularVelocity
| float UnityMovementAI.MovementAIRigidbody.AngularVelocity |
|
getset |
The angularVelocity for the rigidbody.
If its a 3D rigidbody underneath then the angularVelocity is for the y axis only (setting the angular velocity will clear out the x/z angular velocities).
◆ ColliderPosition
| Vector3 UnityMovementAI.MovementAIRigidbody.ColliderPosition |
|
get |
Gets the position of the collider (which can be offset from the transform position).
◆ Position
| Vector3 UnityMovementAI.MovementAIRigidbody.Position |
|
get |
The position that should be used for most movement AI code.
For 2D chars the position will be on the X/Y plane. For 3D grounded characters the position is on the X/Z plane. For 3D flying characters the position is in full 3D (X/Y/Z).
◆ Radius
| float UnityMovementAI.MovementAIRigidbody.Radius |
|
get |
The radius for the current game object (either the radius of a sphere or circle collider).
If the game object does not have a sphere or circle collider this will return -1.
◆ RealVelocity
| Vector3 UnityMovementAI.MovementAIRigidbody.RealVelocity |
|
getset |
The actual velocity of the underlying unity rigidbody.
◆ Rotation
| Quaternion UnityMovementAI.MovementAIRigidbody.Rotation |
|
getset |
◆ RotationAsVector
| Vector3 UnityMovementAI.MovementAIRigidbody.RotationAsVector |
|
get |
◆ RotationInRadians
| float UnityMovementAI.MovementAIRigidbody.RotationInRadians |
|
get |
◆ Transform
| Transform UnityMovementAI.MovementAIRigidbody.Transform |
|
get |
◆ Velocity
| Vector3 UnityMovementAI.MovementAIRigidbody.Velocity |
|
getset |
The velocity that should be used for movement AI code.
For 2D chars this velocity will be on the X/Y plane. For 3D grounded characters this velocity will be on the X/Z plane but will be applied on whatever plane the character is currently moving on. For 3D flying characters the velocity will be in full 3D (X/Y/Z).
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- /Users/tgroeche/scripts/UnityProjects/MoveToCode/Assets/UnityMovementAI/Scripts/Units/Movement/MovementAIRigidbody.cs


As of today, attaching to the tab by means of the debugger API and using embedded Chrome DevTools with that tab are mutually exclusive. If user invokes Chrome DevTools while extension is attached to the tab, debugging session is terminated. Extension can re-establish it later.
You must declare the "debugger" permission in your extension's manifest to use this API.
{ "name": "My extension", ... "permissions": [ "debugger", ], ... }
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| MAE of Model Forecast | {{ modelcast_mae }} |
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| MAE of Your Final Forecast | {{ mencast_mae }} |


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myDewControllerPro3 ASCOM ObservingConditions Driver |
(c) Robert Brown, October 2017
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This ASCOM driver only supports version 3 of the myDewControllerPro
Version History
1.0.2 29042019
A number of bug fixes
1.0.1 27102017
Enable ASCOM trace logging feature
1.0.0 21102017
Initial Release


THE BIG SQUEEZE A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1996 Scott Renshaw
Starring: Lara Flynn Boyle, Peter Dobson, Danny Nucci, Luca Bercovici, Teresa Dispina. Screenplay: Marcus DeLeon. Director: Marcus DeLeon. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
For all the talk about how safe and predictable Hollywood film-making has become in recent years (and well-deserved talk it has been), I think the independents have been getting a bit lazy as well. The big studios may try to duplicate the formulas of their blockbusters, but the small distributors are just as eager to duplicate the successes within their own ranks, which is why you see a lot of two kinds of film at your local art house: talky generational relationship comedies, and gritty, violent capers. Many cinephiles find the former particularly annoying, but I have grown more tired of the attitude-heavy but substance-light films which worship at the altar of Tarantino and turn out sour garbage like THINGS TO DO IN DENVER WHEN YOU'RE DEAD. THE BIG SQUEEZE is a nice idea for a spin on that trend, an unspectacular but surprisingly sunny film noir -- a film blanc, if you will.
Set in Los Angeles' low-rent Highland Park neighborhood, THE BIG SQUEEZE is the story of Tanya Mulhill (Lara Flynn Boyle), a bartender forced to work long hours to support her husband Henry (Luca Bercovici), a former minor league baseball star crippled by a knee injury a few years earlier. Tanya is content to watch her tips go to the local mission where Henry prays for a miracle to restore his knee, until she learns that Henry has been hiding away a $130,000 insurance settlement. When Henry refuses to share the wealth, Tanya asks for help from Benny O'Malley (Peter Dobson), a con man who has been frequenting the bar. Together they hatch a plan to separate Henry from his money, employing Jesse (Danny Nucci), a bar regular with a crush on Tanya, as well as a few well-planted magnolia trees and the promise of a miracle.
I suppose that on a basic plot level not much separates THE BIG SQUEEZE from those same gritty, violent capers I criticized en masse. It includes sex, greed, double-crosses and characters with a certain in-your-face quirkiness, and all have an uncomfortable familiarity. What director and writer Marcus DeLeon understands is that a change in tone can make for an entirely different story, and THE BIG SQUEEZE is a film which always seems to be more inviting than ominous -- Jacques Haitkin's cinematography is bright and cheery most of the time, Mark Mothersbaugh provides a bouncy score, and the characters are generally likeable. DeLeon takes the substance of a dark crime drama, paints it and throws up some curtains, and suddenly finds himself with a comedy on his hands.
That little trick impressed me, and it is characteristic of the minor pleasures which allow THE BIG SQUEEZE to overcome its familiar story arc and deliberate pacing. Peter Dobson's Benny is shown from the beginning as a con artist whose efforts have a tendency to backfire, making his the cocky demeanor of a losing gambler convinced that his luck is just about to change. Henry is also an intriguing character, a man whose pose at piety masks a profound selfishness and self-obsession; it is a great gag when Henry believes he is making an amazing contribution to the Church by parting with his California League championship ring. Part of what makes THE BIG SQUEEZE fun to watch is that Benny's plan is based on completely mistaken assumptions about the other people involved -- neither Tanya nor Jesse is as obsessed with the money as he is, and Henry may actually be _more_ obsessed with it.
I wish DeLeon had been content with a silly subversion of noir conventions, because his attempts at more thematic depth fall somewhat flat. That is partly the result of a listless performance by Lara Flynn Boyle, who gives Tanya a flaccid personality which doesn't seem to warrant so much fascination by so many men. Tanya's realization of what she wants from life is one of several sub-texts in THE BIG SQUEEZE which are lost in the shuffle, and there is a somewhat disconcerting cynicism to DeLeon's rationalization of the opportunistic exploitation of religious faith. But for all its unevenness, THE BIG SQUEEZE provides an unexpected twist to a genre in which guns and gloom generally carry the day. In this case, it is a pleasant surprise to find not a single bullet fired, and every character experiencing some kind of happy ending. Apparently DeLeon prefers to make love, not noir.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 anti-noir movements: 6.
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