Configuring Azure Files Storage for Kubernetes
Estimated reading time: 6 minutesThese are the docs for UCP version 3.1.12
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Platform operators can provide persistent storage for workloads running on Docker Enterprise and Microsoft Azure by using Azure Files. You can either pre-provision Azure Files Shares to be consumed by Kubernetes Pods or can you use the Azure Kubernetes integration to dynamically provision Azure Files Shares on demand.
Prerequisites
This guide assumes you have already provisioned a UCP environment on Microsoft Azure. The cluster must be provisioned after meeting all prerequisites listed in Install UCP on Azure.
Additionally, this guide uses the Kubernetes Command Line tool $
kubectl
to provision Kubernetes objects within a UCP cluster. Therefore, you must download
this tool along with a UCP client bundle. For more
information on configuring CLI access to UCP, see CLI Based
Access.
Manually Provisioning Azure Files
You can use existing Azure Files Shares or manually provision new ones to provide persistent storage for Kubernetes Pods. Azure Files Shares can be manually provisioned in the Azure Portal using ARM Templates or using the Azure CLI. The following example uses the Azure CLI to manually provision Azure Files Shares.
Creating an Azure Storage Account
When manually creating an Azure Files Share, first create an Azure Storage Account for the file shares. If you have already provisioned a Storage Account, you can skip to Creating an Azure Files Share.
Note: the Azure Kubernetes Driver does not support Azure Storage Accounts created using Azure Premium Storage.
$ REGION=ukwest
$ SA=mystorageaccount
$ RG=myresourcegroup
$ az storage account create \
--name $SA \
--resource-group $RG \
--location $REGION \
--sku Standard_LRS
Creating an Azure Files Share
Next, provision an Azure Files Share. The size of this share can be adjusted to fit the end user’s requirements. If you have already created an Azure Files Share, you can skip to Configuring a Kubernetes Secret.
$ SA=mystorageaccount
$ RG=myresourcegroup
$ FS=myfileshare
$ SIZE=5
# This Azure Collection String can also be found in the Azure Portal
$ export AZURE_STORAGE_CONNECTION_STRING=`az storage account show-connection-string --name $SA --resource-group $RG -o tsv`
$ az storage share create \
--name $FS \
--quota $SIZE \
--connection-string $AZURE_STORAGE_CONNECTION_STRING
Configuring a Kubernetes Secret
After a File Share has been created, you must load the Azure Storage Account Access key as a Kubernetes Secret into UCP. This provides access to the file share when Kubernetes attempts to mount the share into a pod. This key can be found in the Azure Portal or retrieved as shown in the following example by the Azure CLI:
$ SA=mystorageaccount
$ RG=myresourcegroup
$ FS=myfileshare
# The Azure Storage Account Access Key can also be found in the Azure Portal
$ STORAGE_KEY=$(az storage account keys list --resource-group $RG --account-name $SA --query "[0].value" -o tsv)
$ kubectl create secret generic azure-secret \
--from-literal=azurestorageaccountname=$SA \
--from-literal=azurestorageaccountkey=$STORAGE_KEY
Mount the Azure Files Share into a Kubernetes Pod
The final step is to mount the Azure Files Share, using the Kubernetes Secret, into a Kubernetes Pod. The following code creates a standalone Kubernetes pod, but you can also use alternative Kubernetes Objects such as Deployments, DaemonSets, or StatefulSets, with the existing Azure Files Share.
$ FS=myfileshare
$ cat <<EOF | kubectl create -f -
apiVersion: v1
kind: Pod
metadata:
name: mypod-azurefile
spec:
containers:
- image: nginx
name: mypod
volumeMounts:
- name: mystorage
mountPath: /data
volumes:
- name: mystorage
azureFile:
secretName: azure-secret
shareName: $FS
readOnly: false
EOF
Dynamically Provisioning Azure Files Shares
Defining the Azure Disk Storage Class
Kubernetes can dynamically provision Azure Files Shares using the Azure Kubernetes integration, which was configured when UCP was installed. For Kubernetes to know which APIs to use when provisioning storage, you must create Kubernetes Storage Classes specific to each storage backend. For more information on Kubernetes Storage Classes, see Storage Classes.
Today, only the Standard Storage Class is supported when using the Azure Kubernetes Plugin. File shares using the Premium Storage Class will fail to mount.
$ cat <<EOF | kubectl create -f -
kind: StorageClass
apiVersion: storage.k8s.io/v1
metadata:
name: standard
provisioner: kubernetes.io/azure-file
mountOptions:
- dir_mode=0777
- file_mode=0777
- uid=1000
- gid=1000
parameters:
skuName: Standard_LRS
EOF
To see which Storage Classes have been provisioned:
$ kubectl get storageclasses
NAME PROVISIONER AGE
azurefile kubernetes.io/azure-file 1m
Creating an Azure Files Share using a Persistent Volume Claim
After you create a Storage Class, you can use Kubernetes Objects to dynamically provision Azure Files Shares. This is done using Kubernetes Persistent Volumes Claims PVCs. Kubernetes uses an existing Azure Storage Account if one exists inside of the Azure Resource Group. If an Azure Storage Account does not exist, Kubernetes creates one.
The following example uses the standard storage class and creates a 5 GB Azure File Share. Alter these values to fit your use case.
$ cat <<EOF | kubectl create -f -
apiVersion: v1
kind: PersistentVolumeClaim
metadata:
name: azure-file-pvc
spec:
accessModes:
- ReadWriteMany
storageClassName: standard
resources:
requests:
storage: 5Gi
EOF
At this point, you should see a newly created Persistent Volume Claim and Persistent Volume:
$ kubectl get pvc
NAME STATUS VOLUME CAPACITY ACCESS MODES STORAGECLASS AGE
azure-file-pvc Bound pvc-f7ccebf0-70e0-11e9-8d0a-0242ac110007 5Gi RWX standard 22s
$ kubectl get pv
NAME CAPACITY ACCESS MODES RECLAIM POLICY STATUS CLAIM STORAGECLASS REASON AGE
pvc-f7ccebf0-70e0-11e9-8d0a-0242ac110007 5Gi RWX Delete Bound default/azure-file-pvc standard 2m
Attach the new Azure Files Share to a Kubernetes Pod
Now that a Kubernetes Persistent Volume has been created, mount this into a Kubernetes Pod. The file share can be consumed by any Kubernetes object type such as a Deployment, DaemonSet, or StatefulSet. However, the following example just mounts the persistent volume into a standalone pod.
$ cat <<EOF | kubectl create -f -
kind: Pod
apiVersion: v1
metadata:
name: mypod
spec:
containers:
- name: task-pv-container
image: nginx
ports:
- containerPort: 80
name: "http-server"
volumeMounts:
- mountPath: "/usr/share/nginx/html"
name: storage
volumes:
- name: storage
persistentVolumeClaim:
claimName: azure-file-pvc
EOF


Upload Progress Monitor
This is a WSGI middleware component which monitors the status of files being uploaded. It includes a small query application which will return a list of all files being uploaded by particular session/user.
>>> from paste.httpserver import serve
>>> from paste.urlmap import URLMap
>>> from paste.auth.basic import AuthBasicHandler
>>> from paste.debug.debugapp import SlowConsumer, SimpleApplication
>>> # from paste.progress import *
>>> realm = 'Test Realm'
>>> def authfunc(username, password):
... return username == password
>>> map = URLMap({})
>>> ups = UploadProgressMonitor(map, threshold=1024)
>>> map['/upload'] = SlowConsumer()
>>> map['/simple'] = SimpleApplication()
>>> map['/report'] = UploadProgressReporter(ups)
>>> serve(AuthBasicHandler(ups, realm, authfunc))
serving on...
Note
This is experimental, and will change in the future.
monitors and reports on the status of uploads in progress
Parameters:
application
This is the next application in the WSGI stack.threshold
This is the size in bytes that is needed for the upload to be included in the monitor.timeout
This is the amount of time (in seconds) that a upload remains in the monitor after it has finished.
Methods:
uploads()
This returns a list of environ dict objects for each upload being currently monitored, or finished but whose time has not yet expired.
For each request environ that is monitored, there are several variables that are stored:
paste.bytes_received
This is the total number of bytes received for the given request; it can be compared with CONTENT_LENGTH to build a percentage complete. This is an integer value.paste.request_started
This is the time (in seconds) when the request was started as obtained from time.time(). One would want to format this for presentation to the user, if necessary.paste.request_finished
This is the time (in seconds) when the request was finished, canceled, or otherwise disconnected. This is None while the given upload is still in-progress.
reports on the progress of uploads for a given user
This reporter returns a JSON file (for use in AJAX) listing the uploads in progress for the given user. By default, this reporter uses the REMOTE_USER environment to compare between the current request and uploads in-progress. If they match, then a response record is formed.
match()
This member function can be overriden to provide alternative matching criteria. It takes two environments, the first is the current request, the second is a current upload.report()
This member function takes an environment and builds a dict that will be used to create a JSON mapping for the given upload. By default, this just includes the percent complete and the request url.


Overview¶
Easy and Simple Configuration.
Installation¶
# pip install easimpconf
Requirements¶
Python >= 3.6
salmagundi >= 0.14.0
Links¶
History¶
- 2020-08-16 (0.2.2)
Fixed problem with raw and fixed default values from the specification for interpolation of values in configuration files
- 2020-08-13 (0.2.1)
Bugfix: some problems with default values from the specification
- 2020-08-09 (0.2.0)
Interpolation of values in configuration files now works with default values from the specification if a value is not present in the configuration file
- 2020-07-30 (0.1.0)
First public release (from package salmagundi)


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Aww yeah Goldmember reference. +1! Today's edition brings you one of my favorite accidental discoveries in Furthermore's 3 Feet Deep Smoked Stout. I came across this beauty at Zebradog's annual holiday party and was pleasantly surprised. You can't really go wrong with a stout, but 3 Feet Deep presents a complex palate with just the amount of smoke. Probably the best smoked beer I've had (with Karben4's Nightcall and Alaskan's Smoked Porter close runners-up).
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Mmmmm. Smoky
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Prep/Cooking:
The smoked stout came out of the bottle as a beautiful deep brown color with a light brown head and a wonderful smoky aroma. The batter took on the characteristic color and aroma, with the aroma getting dumbed down a bit and the smoky flavor getting a bit richer. I was a pretty big fan of this batter.
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Kinda flat, though, for a freshly opened beer. Hmph.
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Results:
3 Feet Deep is great in beer form and pancake form. Unlike our last foray into smoked pancakes, the stout managed to keep it smoky flavor without tasting burnt, and possibly got better in pancake form. It was a pleasantly smoky-yet-subtle stouty pancake. I was quite surprised.
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Terrible photography right there. SO over-exposed.
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The Ternary Scale:
Pancakes: 1 - Go for it if you have some.
Syrup: 1 - Somehow the syrup managed to add complexity without washing out any of the flavor. I'd definitely say go for it.
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Just swimming in it.
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Have you had 3 Feet Deep, or any of Furthermore's other beers? What's your opinion of smoked beers in general? Give us your thoughts and feedback!
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java.lang.Object com.numericalmethod.suanshu.signalprocessing.Innovations
public class Innovations
An innovation is the difference between the observed value of a variable at time t and the optimal forecast of that value based on information available prior to time t.
If the forecasting method is working correctly successive innovations are uncorrelated with each other, i.e., constitute a white noise time series. Thus it can be said that the innovation time series is obtained from the measurement time series by a process of 'whitening', or removing the predictable component.
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Construct an Innovations from an array of innovations. |
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Construct a new Innovations from another one. |
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double var)
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double var,
int seed)
Construct an innovation series from a Normal distribution. |
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length
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- the seedpublic Innovations(int length, UnivariateDistribution dist, double mu, double var)
length
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- the distributionmu
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- the variance scale of the distributionpublic Innovations(int length, UnivariateDistribution dist)
length
- the length of the innovationsdist
- the distributionpublic Innovations(int length, RandomNumberGenerator rng, int seed)
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- the length of the innovationsrng
- a random number generatorseed
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Why create another language?
What has Rust "stolen" from languages like Haskell?
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Well after a year of neglect, the MetaSkills.net blog has been reborn on Mephisto. Previously I was using Drupal and it finally got to a point where I was so deep into ruby that I did not even have the gumption to open up a PHP session to publish anything. The sad part is that I told myself that this PHP disdain would help me get off my butt and move to Mephisto.  For the past week I worked hard to get the Meta theme for Drupal converted to Mephisto. You can use this theme yourself if you want, the source is available on my github and I am making updates often. Heck... feel free to fork the project and make some changes or let me know if you want me to incorporate them into mine.
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5G will user in the next era of PC experiences, and working with Intel, an industry leader in computing, highlights MediaTek’s expertise in designing 5G technology for global markets. With this partnership, consumers will be able to browse, stream and game faster on their PCs, but we also expect them to innovate with 5G in ways we have not yet imagined. – Joe Chen – MediaTek President
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CryptoNinjaa30-Apr-19 05:52 PM
So 0.6btc / 52000 ....
1153
Cryptoon30-Apr-19 05:53 PM
yeah that was his latest calc
seems a lot of miners giving up
jl777c30-Apr-19 05:53 PM
different miners pay different prices. 5 to 10 BTC per day of selling pressure
about 100 BTC/day of volumes
CryptoNinjaa30-Apr-19 05:57 PM
They need ppl to need a reason to buy vbk otherwise its always gonna be sell off really.
jl777c30-Apr-19 06:04 PM
until they actually use the BTC tx, it is just $1mil+ per month for spam that raises BTC txfees for everybody else. until some other coin uses it, then it is just for VBK and they still dont explain how they can determine which PoP are from the attacker and which from non-attacker
BREAKING: @Tether_to's general counsel acknowledges $USDT only 74% backed by cash and equivalents in affidavit in @NewYorkStateAG case vs @bitfinex. https://t.co/eUk106drYF @nikhileshde writes
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siu - Chainmakers30-Apr-19 06:58 PM
Yikes
Tek30-Apr-19 06:58 PM
reeeeeeeeeeeeeee
siu - Chainmakers30-Apr-19 06:59 PM
Who needs usdt when you have kmd stable coin
Tek30-Apr-19 06:59 PM
stable coin
Alright30-Apr-19 07:18 PM
some people cite tether as the reason for 2017 pump, will it be the reason for 2019 dump as well?
Ah 3 hours old, seems no one cares
Cryptoon30-Apr-19 07:25 PM
But it is backed by 74% cash
the other 26% is backed by bitfinex shares
it was 100% backed at first, but it had 850m ceised
so even if you value bitfinex at 0 usd, 1 usdt = 0,74 usd
BFX/Tether response to the NYDFS written by their General Console.
Good read overall. ill give you guys a minutes and highlight a few things that im sure will be missed.
https://t.co/yluJSrRW2a
Thought this gave a good synopsis for those that want the tl;dr version
@dukeleto How can @dukeleto ever recover from this?
Even @jl777c is affected
RIP non-vbk’ers
Cryptoon30-Apr-19 10:17 PM
Guys
IT IMPROVES (!!!!!) BTC SECURITY
If only it could improve vbk security
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dukeleto30-Apr-19 10:33 PM
@Hollowman9000 what irony level is that tweet asking that question? I feel like your meme pics are needed at this point
Cryptoon30-Apr-19 11:07 PM
Maybe even over 9000
Hollowman900030-Apr-19 11:18 PM
Y..you do know I’m baboon 2, right @dukeleto
NNoperator01-May-19 01:00 AM
devs are fixing all the problems very fast : actually it was good from the start : every project faces issues ... That dude must have multiple personalities.
 The love their Kool AID! What are you, some kind of NAZI, or what?
jl777c01-May-19 07:48 AM
if detection is protection, what is wrong with "grep reorg debug.log"
of course it would need to be more than a one line cron script and customized to the daemon, but still maybe 10 lines for a cron based 51% attack detector
detection is most definitely not protection. detection is detection. also they never responded how they can tell which PoP miner is the attacker, so it is not clear to me how they can detect properly
we can give them a pass on implementation bugs, all chains have had those. But when the design is flawed, you cant actually fix it without redesigning it
Tek01-May-19 08:20 AM
looks like buying BCH yesterday was the right decision
Hollowman900001-May-19 09:39 AM
Going to sell that dead cat bounce or what?


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Why Behavior Trees?
Simulating real users is hard. When testing, we want to be able to describe how to react to a given situation, without being too rigid. We'd like to be able to describe complex behaviors and conditional sequences in a way that is easy to manage and change.
Behavior trees are the technology that power the non-player-characters' AI in video games. They are similar to finite state machines, but simpler to manage, especially as they get more and more complex.
The secret to their simplicity and power come from 5 fundamentals:
- The data structure is a tree. This makes it composable, meaning you can build up complex behaviors by nesting smaller subtrees.
- Each node has 2 possible transitions: "fail" or "succeed." These are the only 2 transitions, no matter how many nodes you add.
- Leaf nodes are actions. Actions can do what ever you want, including reading the bot's state, performing side effects, and updating the bot's state. Actions must report if they failed or succeeded.
- Internal nodes are control nodes - they control traversal through the tree. There are a number of available control nodes. The most common ones are "sequence" and "select." Sequence nodes will attempt to run each child from left to right. If each child succeeds, it will succeed. If a child fails, it will fail. Select nodes are the inverse - if all children fail, it fails, otherwise it succeeds when one of its children succeeds.
- One leaf node is always "active." When it fails or succeeds, the tree will traverse to the next leaf node, based on the structure of the tree.
The power of behavior trees comes from how you nest control nodes.
Each bot has a behavior tree "template" to follow. It run in a loop where it runs the current action, gets the outcome, traverses to the next action, and repeats. In the Bot Army, trees and actions are kept separate for organization, but also because actions can be reused in different orders in different trees.
A behavior tree looks like this:
def tree do
sequence([
action(MyActions, :get_ready),
action(CommonActions, :wait, [5]),
select([
action(MyActions, :try_something, [42]),
action(MyActions, :try_something_else),
action(CommonActions, :error, ["Darn, didn't work!"])
]),
MyOtherTree.tree(),
action(CommonActions, :done)
])
end
The bot would call these corresponding actions:
def get_ready(context) do
{id: id} = set_up()
{:succeed, id: id} # adds `id` to the context for future actions to use
end
def try_something(context, magic_number) do
case do_it(context.id, magic_number) do
{:ok, _} -> :succeed
{:error, _} -> :fail
end
end
def try_something_else(context), do: ...
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Principal components analysis (PCA) scores plots to visualize sample clustering based on similarity (in terms of overall peptide/protein/genecentric expression). Each dot in the plot represents a sample. The dataset variation is summarized in principal components (PCs), and the plot axes indicate the proportion of the total variation in the dataset that is explained by each of the components. The first two components are shown. The corresponding Skree plots (bar charts) show how much variation each PC capture from the data.
{% elif graphtype == 'isobaric' %}
Boxplots showing protein/peptide log2(fold change) distribution across samples. The line in the middle of the box is plotted at the median. The top and bottom of the box correspond to the 25th and 75th percentiles. The upper whisker extends to the largest value no further than 1.5 * IQR from the hinge (where IQR is the inter-quartile range, or distance between the first and third quartiles). The lower whisker extends to the smallest value at most 1.5 * IQR of the hinge. Data beyond the end of the whiskers are called "outlying" points and are plotted individually.
Box and median should be roughly the same between samples, assuming equal loaded amount and an untargeted analysis. If this is not the case, some kind of normalisation to make samples comparable is recommended. We perform median normalisation on all TMT-labelled datasets.
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{{ features[feat][graphtype] }}
{% endfor %}
{% if graphtype == "isobaric" and 'normfac' in features['proteins'] %}
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{% endif %}
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
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SMILE is like YAML, but simpler
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npm i smilelang
html
<script<EMAIL_ADDRESS><script>
var SMILE = require('smilelang')
</script>
'some string'
string is any characters, covered with single quotes
examples
123
245.7
0.5
true
false
boolean is a special type which has only 2 values: true or false.
null
null
is used to specify that there is no value.
We don’t have different types of no values, like in JSON (no value of enumerable type - [], no value of object type - {}, just no value - null). In SMILE it all is null
name: 'Steve'
age: 30
homeless: false
children: null
address:
country: 'USA'
city: 'New York'
object is a set of keys and values. the pattern is key: value
.
key is any characters, including whitespaces, except :
. For example city
or address line 1
value is any value of the types above (string, number, boolean, null) or object or list(will be discussed soon) types
nested object
address:
country: 'USA'
city: 'New York'
to show that address
key has value of object, leave address:
on the first line and write next object key:value
pair in the next line. Put 2 whitespaces before the key so that compiler will know that next object belongs to address
key. Depth is not limited, you can create nested objects inside nested objects.
address:
country: 'USA'
contact:
email: true
phone: false
city: 'New York'
- 'Smith'
- 'Doe'
- 'Jones'
- 123
- true
- null
-
name: 'Tony'
surname: 'Stark'
list is almost the same as object, but instead of key:
you have -
sign. It is usefull in the cases when you don’t need key for each item and want to get the item by it’s index, for example item number 2.
List can have the same value
s as object (string, number, boolean, null, object, list)
make list a value to object key
members:
- 'Tony Stark'
- 'Spiderman'
-
squadName: 'best'
members:
- 'me'
- 'you'
I hope you found it really simple
Especially compared to YAML
squadName: 'Super hero squad'
homeTown: 'Metro City'
formed: 2016
secretBase: 'Super towel'
active: true
leader: null
members:
-
name: 'Molecule Man'
age: 29
secretIdentity: 'Dan Jukes'
powers:
- 'Radiation resistance'
- 'Turning tiny'
- 'Radiation blast'
-
name: 'Madame Uppercut'
age: 39
secretIdentity: 'Jane Wilson'
powers:
- 'Million tonne punch'
- 'Damage resistance'
- 'Superhuman reflexes'
-
name: 'Eternal Flame'
age: 1000000
secretIdentity: 'Unknown'
powers:
- 'Immortality'
- 'Heat Immunity'
- 'Inferno'
- 'Teleportation'
- 'Interdimensional travel'
npm or html
var SMILE = require('smilelang')
// stringify
var demoObject = {
name: "Tony",
surname: "Stark"
}
SMILE.stringify(demoObject)
/*
OUTPUT:
name: 'Tony'
surname: 'Stark'
*/
// parse
var str =`
name: 'Tony'
surname: 'Stark'
`
SMILE.parse(str)
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OUTPUT:
{
name: "Tony",
surname: "Stark"
}
*/


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It’s been a while since we wrote Using CircleCI for your Crystal projects. Since then the following things happened:
- CircleCI 2.0 was announced and 1.0 is deprecated.
- Crystal build process is partially automated in CircleCI
- Docker nightly images are pushed as
crystallang/crystal:nightly
to Docker Hub - Shards added a cache to avoid downloading from scratch dependencies
It’s time to review how to take advantage of the awesome features in CircleCI, to ensure your application or shard is up to date not only with the current Crystal release, but with the upcoming one. Doing this helps to detect early unwanted breaking changes in your dependences or, at least, be ready to release earlier.
As a case study, we will use a fake app that requires a database. The final example will cover a couple more of the basic needs and show a more realistic scenario.
Using Crystal latest release for builds
You probably use $ shards
to install dependencies of your application and $ crystal spec
to run specs.
In order to do that in CircleCI using the latest release of Crystal you need to create a .circleci/config.yml
with the following content.
It will show the specific compiler version used thanks to crystal --version
. And you can force a specific version using crystallang/crystal:VERSION
docker images instead of crystallang/crystal:latest
.
Using a database server
In your development environment you either have a database server installed or use docker and have probably mapped the ports to your host. So either way, if you use MySQL you can access the service as localhost:3306
.
In CircleCI you can use multiple docker images and the ports of the additional images will be mapped to the first container. Pretty much as if the service would have been installed locally.
Adding the mysql:5.7
image with some environment configuration and giving it some time to start property should be enough. The resulting config is as follows:
Note: The dry
key is not standard. It’s just a placeholder of values that will be used multiple times later or that helps reading the job’s steps. If prefered, you can inline their contents directly.
Reduce CI delays
CircleCI caches docker images in each host and it even provides some additional features to reduce downloading and building docker images. This greatly reduces the time spent in each build.
Another source of delay is downloading dependencies from scratch in every build. There are solutions to store some files on a build to be used on a subsequent ones.
Adding steps to save and restore the path used as SHARDS_CACHE_PATH
allows the build to run faster.
Notice how the cache key involves the checksum of the content of shard.lock
. If you are using this for a shard, there should be no shard.lock
file checked in and the shard.yml
should be used instead.
Checked code against Crystal nightly
Crystal keeps evolving and, while the ecosystem is still growing, some dependencies may or may not need to be updated on every release. Some shards don’t have constant commit activity and CI usually runs on every push and PRs. This leads to the possibility of not running specs while the compiler and the std libs are still evolving and might break.
We can mostly duplicate the definition of the test
job and execute it against crystallang/crystal:nightly
image and schedule that run every single UTC night. Maybe, since crystal nightly starts at UTC night, it would be good to wait a bit, either way running crystal --version
in build seems a good idea to do.
The shards cache can be used for nightly builds but there is no gain in saving it.
So a not so minimalistic CircleCI config for a real app with dependencies, shorter build times and regular checks with Crystal nightly releases could be as follows:
That’s it! Thanks CircleCI for all the great features!


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This is an attempt to document the postMessage communication currently in use in LARA. Some of these use iFramePhone, and some use raw postMessage calls. This documentation was started from this PT Story.
Shutterbug is used widely in Lab and in LARA, it uses postMessage to request child iFrames HTML content for snapshotting.
The basic PostMessage API Calls that are used in the shutterbug javascript project are documented in the github repo
htmlFragRequest
Parent asks iframes about their content:
var message = {
type: 'htmlFragRequest',
id: id, // Shutterbug ID
iframeReqId: iframeId, // position of iframe in dom
iframeReqTimeout: this.iframeReqTimeout * 0.6
};
window.postMessage(JSON.stringify(message), "*");
`
An Iframe sends its content back:
var response = {
type: 'htmlFragResponse',
value: html,
iframeReqId: iframeReqId, // counter, from request
id: id // sender_id from request
};
source.postMessage(JSON.stringify(response), "*");
LARA tries to save the interactive state in child iframes by using iFramePhone, but it wraps it up in iframe-saver.coffee. The LARA logging service also uses iFramePhones RPC endpoint to log events from the interactives.
iFramePhone Handlers registered in iframe-saver.cofee:
setLearnerUrl
:Listen for an attempt to set the exact URL for this current student. (In the case of Lab Interactives these are version-locked instances of the interactive). Usually sent LARA after LARA has asked for the info via a previous getLearnerUrl
message to the iFrame.
var learnerUrlCallback = function(learner_url) { … };
iframePhone.addListener('setLearnerUrl', learnerUrlCallback);
iFramePhone handles this for us, but for completeness here is the raw postMessage data object, note that content
is the argument sent to our callback:
var message = {
type: "setLearnerUrl",
content: "https://lab.concord.org/version/1-0/embeddable.html?is_versioned_url=true"
};
interactiveState
:Listen for the current interactive state. Usually sent as a result of our having sent ‘getInteractiveState’ message to the iFrame earlier.
var setStateCallback = function(stateObjOrJson) { … };
iframePhone.addListener('interactiveState', setStateCallback);
iFramePhone handles this for us, but for completeness here is the raw postMessage data object, note that content
is the argument sent to our callback:
var message = {
type: "interactiveState",
content: {key: 'value', … } // maybe sent as Obj, or JSON depending.
};
extendedSupport
:Listen for the option to reset state using delete button. If opts.reset
is true, we will allow the user to ‘reset’ the interactive via the delete button in the LARA runtime. Usually sent as a result of our having sent ‘getExtendedSupport’ earlier.
var extendSupport = function(opts) { … };
iframePhone.addListener('extendedSupport', extendSupport);
iFramePhone handles this for us, but for completeness here is the raw postMessage data object, note that content
is the argument sent to our callback:
var message = {
type: "extendedSupport",
content: {rest: [true||false]} // maybe sent as Obj, or JSON depending.
};
getExtendedSupport
LARA asks about extended support for things like ‘reset’:
iframePhone.post('getExtendedSupport');
iFramePhone handles this for us, but for completeness here is the raw postMessage data object sent.
var message = {
type: "getExtendedSupport",
content: {} // ignored
};
getLearnerUrl
LARA asks for the exact URL for the current student. For Lab Interactives this results in a version-specific URL:
iframePhone.post('getLearnerUrl');
iFramePhone handles this for us, but for completeness here is the raw postMessage data object sent.
var message = {
type: "getLearnerUrl",
content: {} // ignored
};
getInteractiveState
LARA asks for the iframes state.
iframePhone.post('getInteractiveState');
iFramePhone handles this for us, but for completeness here is the raw postMessage data object sent.
var message = {
type: "getInteractiveState",
content: {} // ignored
};
Information about whether this is an anonymous run, and or who the current_user is (email) is sometimes sent to the interactive. Most of this functionality was added (possibly erroneously) to the iframe-saver in these commits
getAuthInfo
LARA listens for this message. When received, LARA is being asked to send authentication iformation to the iframe for the current_user.
var sendAuthInfo = function() { iFramePhone.post('authInfo', …) };
iframePhone.addListener('getAuthInfo', sendAuthInfo);
iFramePhone handles this for us, but for completeness here is the raw postMessage data object sent.
var message = {
type: "getAuthInfo",
content: {} // ignored
};
authInfo
LARA posts this in response to getAuthInfo
messages.
var authInfo = { … }; // get the current_user info
iframePhone.post('authInfo', authInfo);
iFramePhone handles this for us, but for completeness here is the raw postMessage data object sent.
var message = {
type: "authInfo",
content: {
provider: 'authentication-provider',
loggedIn: (true || false),
email: (undefined ||<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}
};
Interactive Logging is a service that proxies communication from the interactive → LARA → Logging server. Some endpoints for logging are (possibly erroniously) created in the iframe-saver. Others are installed in logger.js Instead of using the Listen / Post paradigm, the interactive Logging service uses the IframePhoneRpcEndpoint of iFramePhone.
Here is an approximation of the initialization code in iframe-saver.
var iframePhoneRpc = new iframePhone.IframePhoneRpcEndpoint({
phone: iframePhone, // existing iFramePhone
namespace: 'lara-logging'
});
iframePhoneRpc.call(message: 'lara-logging-present');
The above code is only run in the event that there is saveable interactive. Otherwise logger.js will create its own iFramePhone &etc. After that optional step, it registers its logging handler, and indicates that its ready to log.
iframePhoneRpc.handler = handler; // a function that logs :)
iframePhoneRpc.call({ message: 'lara-logging-present' });
globalSaveState
:Listen for the global state that should be shared with all the interactives embedded in the current activity for the current student. Usually sent by one of the embedded interactives. State is expected to be a string. It’s saved in DB as text and LARA does not care about its content.
Once this message is received, LARA immediately posts globalLoadState
to all interactives on the same page (except from the sender of the original save message).
var globalSaveStateCallback = function(state) {
// Save `state` in DB, post `globalLoadState` message.
...
};
iframePhone.addListener("globalSaveState", globalSaveStateCallback);
iFramePhone handles this for us, but for completeness here is the raw postMessage data object, note that content
is the argument sent to our callback:
var message = {
type: "globalSaveState",
content: '{"param1": "Test", "param2": 10}' // string expected.
};
globalLoadState
LARA sends the global interactive state (for current activity and student) to all interactives on the current page. It’s interactive responsibility to interpret this message and load (or not) the given state. State is sent as string.
This message is sent when:
globalSaveState
message is receivedglobalSaveState
has been received earlier)// `globalState` is retrieved from the DB or `globalSaveState` message.
var globalState = '{"param1": "Test", "param2": 10}';
iframePhone.post("globalLoadState", globalState);
iFramePhone handles this for us, but for completeness here is the raw postMessage data object sent.
var message = {
type: "globalLoadState",
content: '{"param1": "Test", "param2": 10}' // string expected.
};
As mentioned iFramePhone is the service which LARA uses for much of its iFrame communication. It is also used by Lab Interactives internally. Most of the Lab messages are ignored by LARA.
Here for reference is what the implementation looks like. Taken from the iFramePhone Readme:
var phone = new iframePhone.ParentEndpoint(iframeElement, function () {
console.log("connection with iframe established");
});
phone.post('testMessage', 'abc');
phone.addListener('response', function (content) {
console.log("parent received response: " + content);
});
var phone = iframePhone.getIFrameEndpoint();
phone.addListener('testMessage', function (content) {
console.log("iframe received message: " + content);
phone.post('response', 'got it');
});
// IMPORTANT:
// Initialize connection after all message listeners are added!
phone.initialize();
iFramePhone uses a hello
messages to start communication with a specified origin. These messages get sent using the PostMessage API and look like this:
var message = {
type: "hello",
origin: "https://lab.concord.org"
};
Subsequent messages follow a similar pattern, specifiying type
which helps determine which listeners to notify:
var message = {
type:"modelLoaded",
…
};
The post messages looks like this as they are being sent out through iFramePhone. You don’t need to worry about this; it is here for reference.
message = {
type: "getLearnerUrl",
origin: "http://localhost:3000",
content: {} // something specific to 'type'
};
Window.postMessage(JSON.stringify(message), targetOrigin);


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All of the regular expression functions use the Java pattern syntax, with a few notable exceptions:
- When using multi-line mode (enabled via the
(?m)
flag), only\n
is recognized as a line terminator. Additionally, the(?d)
flag is not supported and must not be used. - Case-insensitive matching (enabled via the
(?i)
flag) is always performed in a Unicode-aware manner. However, context-sensitive and local-sensitive matching is not supported. Additionally, the(?u)
flag is not supported and must not be used. - Surrogate pairs are not supported. For example,
\uD800\uDC00
is not treated asU+10000
and must be specified as\x{10000}
. - Boundaries (
\b
) are incorrectly handled for a non-spacing mark without a base character. \Q
and\E
are not supported in character classes (such as[A-Z123]
) and are instead treated as literals.- Unicode character classes (
\p{prop}
) are supported with the following differences:- All underscores in names must be removed. For example, use
OldItalic
instead ofOld_Italic
. - Scripts must be specified directly, without the
Is
,script=
orsc=
prefixes. Example:\p{Hiragana}
- Blocks must be specified with the
In
prefix. Theblock=
andblk=
prefixes are not supported. Example:\p{Mongolian}
- Categories must be specified directly, without the
Is
,general_category=
orgc=
prefixes. Example:\p{L}
- Binary properties must be specified directly, without the
Is
. Example:\p{NoncharacterCodePoint}
- All underscores in names must be removed. For example, use
-
regexp_extract_all
(string, pattern) -> array(varchar) Returns the substring(s) matched by the regular expression
pattern
instring
:SELECT regexp_extract_all('1a 2b 14m', '\d+'); -- [1, 2, 14]
-
regexp_extract_all
(string, pattern, group) -> array(varchar) Finds all occurrences of the regular expression
pattern
instring
and returns the capturing group numbergroup
:SELECT regexp_extract_all('1a 2b 14m', '(\d+)([a-z]+)', 2); -- ['a', 'b', 'm']
-
regexp_extract
(string, pattern) → varchar Returns the first substring matched by the regular expression
pattern
instring
:SELECT regexp_extract('1a 2b 14m', '\d+'); -- 1
-
regexp_extract
(string, pattern, group) → varchar Finds the first occurrence of the regular expression
pattern
instring
and returns the capturing group numbergroup
:SELECT regexp_extract('1a 2b 14m', '(\d+)([a-z]+)', 2); -- 'a'
-
regexp_like
(string, pattern) → boolean Evaluates the regular expression
pattern
and determines if it is contained withinstring
.This function is similar to the
LIKE
operator, except that the pattern only needs to be contained withinstring
, rather than needing to match all ofstring
. In other words, this performs a contains operation rather than a match operation. You can match the entire string by anchoring the pattern using^
and$
:SELECT regexp_like('1a 2b 14m', '\d+b'); -- true
-
regexp_replace
(string, pattern) → varchar Removes every instance of the substring matched by the regular expression
pattern
fromstring
:SELECT regexp_replace('1a 2b 14m', '\d+[ab] '); -- '14m'
-
regexp_replace
(string, pattern, replacement) → varchar Replaces every instance of the substring matched by the regular expression
pattern
instring
withreplacement
. Capturing groups can be referenced inreplacement
using$g
for a numbered group or${name}
for a named group. A dollar sign ($
) may be included in the replacement by escaping it with a backslash (\$
):SELECT regexp_replace('1a 2b 14m', '(\d+)([ab]) ', '3c$2 '); -- '3ca 3cb 14m'
-
regexp_replace
(string, pattern, function) → varchar Replaces every instance of the substring matched by the regular expression
pattern
instring
usingfunction
. The lambda expressionfunction
is invoked for each match with the capturing groups passed as an array. Capturing group numbers start at one; there is no group for the entire match (if you need this, surround the entire expression with parenthesis).SELECT regexp_replace('new york', '(\w)(\w*)', x -> upper(x[1]) || lower(x[2])); --'New York'
-
regexp_split
(string, pattern) -> array(varchar) Splits
string
using the regular expressionpattern
and returns an array. Trailing empty strings are preserved:SELECT regexp_split('1a 2b 14m', '\s*[a-z]+\s*'); -- [1, 2, 14, ]


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| destIp |
Destination IP
|
| destIpTcpUdpPort |
Destination IP and TCP/UDP port number
|
| destIpTcpUdpPortVlan |
Destination IP, TCP/UDP port number and VLAN
|
| destIpVlan |
Destination IP and VLAN
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Source and destination IP,
source and destination TCP/UDP port number and VLAN.
|
| srcDestIpVlan |
Source and destination IP and VLAN
|
| srcDestMac |
Source and destination MAC address
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| srcDestTcpUdpPort |
Source and destination TCP/UDP port number
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| srcIp |
Source IP
|
| srcIpTcpUdpPort |
Source IP and TCP/UDP port number
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| srcIpTcpUdpPortVlan |
Source IP, TCP/UDP port number and VLAN
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Source IP and VLAN
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Source MAC address
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| srcPortId |
Source Virtual Port Id
|
| srcTcpUdpPort |
Source TCP/UDP port number
|
| vlan |
VLAN only
|


abstract class Network
Encapsulates information about blockchain network
addressPrefix
- prefix for work with address
org.echo.mobile.framework.model.Address
Author
Daria Pechkovskaya
<init> |
Encapsulates information about blockchain network Network(addressPrefix: String) |
addressPrefix |
prefix for work with address org.echo.mobile.framework.model.Address val addressPrefix: String |
Echodevnet |
Contains information about echo blockchain development network class Echodevnet : Network |
Mainnet |
Contains information about blockchain main network class Mainnet : Network |
Testnet |
Contains information about blockchain test network class Testnet : Network |


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{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %} Vigenère Cipher {% endblock %} {% block content %}
The Vigenère cipher is essentially a more advanced Caesar cipher as it applies several different shifts over the plain text to produce an enciphered message. The different shifts are calculated from a keyword, so there is still the consistency of a substitution cipher, however the period of consistency depends upon the length of the keyword
For example, the message "cat" with keyword "abc" would become "dcw" the shifts applied to cat being 123 (a = 1,b = 2,..)
c + 1 = d; a + 2 = c; t + 3 = w
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