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by None at 2021-03-09 01:09:15.labeled
by None at 2021-03-09 01:09:15.Superseded by #178.
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by None at 2021-03-09 01:09:17.labeled
by None at 2021-03-09 02:46:24.labeled
by None at 2021-03-09 02:46:24.labeled
by None at 2021-03-08 22:34:14.assigned
by None at 2021-03-08 22:34:14.The inchci server is currently down, this is why it looks broken.
I kept coveralls with the marc_liberation repo name. It is still reading/syncing from this one. https://coveralls.io/builds/37740708
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-03-08 21:30:26.assigned
by Christina Chortaria at 2021-03-08 21:30:26.I finally ran and compared Esmé's implementations.
The Ruby version is way too slow, it takes about ~7 minutes per file, that translates to 13+ hours for all 100 files.
The Java implementation is incredibly fast, it takes about 10 seconds per file.
The Go implementation is somewhere in between, it takes 35 seconds per file.
I forked Esmé's repo and put it under https://github.com/pulibrary/pod_scripts and standardized the scripts to run each of the implementation so that it's easier to compare and contrast.
@hackartisan and @tpendragon . perhaps an easier way forward, that would empower users to create order themselves on pages via a widget (the item row widget, specifically). If we can constrain proportions of the thumbnail to help standardize the size, I have a feeling that may be an easier and more sustainable route. We could also workshop the size of the thumbnail, thereby also being able to similarly address and close #858.
There is also the option of getting the item embed widget to function properly. But I would love your thoughts on this.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-03-08 05:56:30.Download and pdf options are not allowed for any of this collection.
Project: https://figgy.princeton.edu/catalog/f99af4de-fed4-4baa-82b1-6e857b230306
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-03-08 15:21:55.merged
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by None at 2021-03-08 15:53:49.merged
by None at 2021-03-08 15:53:49.closed
by None at 2021-03-08 15:53:49.head_ref_deleted
by None at 2021-03-08 15:53:50.Coverage remained the same at 96.589% when pulling a5dcd73f4ea3b14234e924a1de47ae3932544e86 on dependabot/npmandyarn/elliptic-6.5.4 into ab84c9a71ec5996b76bf230ab2fb414342df4adf on main.
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by None at 2021-03-09 02:26:49.labeled
by None at 2021-03-09 02:26:49.Here's another https://app.honeybadger.io/projects/54399/faults/39852080
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by Kevin Reiss at 2021-03-08 16:30:17.closed
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by Kevin Reiss at 2021-03-08 16:30:17.Closed by #2149
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by Axa Mei Liauw at 2021-03-08 17:32:52.referenced
by Kevin Reiss at 2021-03-08 21:42:44.merged
by Kevin Reiss at 2021-03-08 21:42:44.closed
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by None at 2021-03-08 21:39:04.referenced
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-03-08 22:24:14.merged
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-03-08 22:24:14.closed
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by Eliot Jordan at 2021-03-08 22:24:18.closed
by Bess Sadler at 2021-03-08 14:17:01.referenced
by Bess Sadler at 2021-03-08 14:17:01.merged
by Bess Sadler at 2021-03-08 14:17:01.closed
by Bess Sadler at 2021-03-08 14:17:01.head_ref_deleted
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by Bess Sadler at 2021-03-08 14:42:02.labeled
by Christa Cleeton at 2021-03-08 15:01:04.milestoned
by Christa Cleeton at 2021-03-08 15:01:04.convert_to_draft
by Bess Sadler at 2021-03-08 14:45:16.closed
by Bess Sadler at 2021-03-08 20:03:32.head_ref_deleted
by Bess Sadler at 2021-03-08 20:03:37.The following PRs close this:
https://github.com/PrincetonUniversityLibrary/pulfa/pull/1247 https://github.com/pulibrary/princeton_ansible/pull/2154
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-03-08 21:23:23.We're not sure how to fix this really, so we're pulling this out of blocking release.
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Susan Granger's review of "ME, MYSELF AND I" (Sony Pictures Classics)
Remember the "Sliding Doors" parallel lives concept in which Gwyneth Paltrow imagined what might have happened if she had not missed the subway one day? Remember Rachel Griffiths who co-starred with Emily Watson in "Hilary and Jackie"? Put them together and you have this fantasy in which Rachel Griffiths plays Pamela Drury, a celebrated, award-winning journalist who lives in a lonely, box-filled apartment in Sydney, Australia, and worries that life may somehow have passed her by because she didn't marry Mr. Right. She wonders "what if"....until, suddenly, one day, in an alternate universe, she magically switches places with her alter ego, Pamela Dickson, who married her old sweetheart, has three demanding children and lives in suburbia. While Pamela Dickson gladly slips out of station-wagon bondage, Pamela Drury copes with the strenuous, nitty-gritty routine of the neglected wife and soccer mother she would have become if her heart had ruled her head. Australian film-maker Pip Karmel's premise is reminiscent of the old adage, "Be careful what you wish for because you may just get it." But it gets a bit clumsy during the transitions between the two Pamelas, particularly since we never learn enough about the newly liberated Pamela Dickson. And are we really to believe that a serious woman with a penchant for investigative journalism would be totally content writing hackneyed romantic how-to articles for a women's magazine? In the final analysis, it's the charismatic dual performance by Rachel Griffiths that makes this road-not-taken film memorable. On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, "Me, Myself, and I" is a poignant, daydreaming 6. It's summed up best by Ms. Karmel's line, "Regret is futile."
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public struct WebAuthentication
Utility methods needed when using a custom Web Auth provider.
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Resumes the web-based operation when the external user agent redirects back to the app using a URL with a custom scheme.
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public static func cancel()
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Creates a Web Auth provider that uses
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Declaration
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static func safariProvider(style: UIModalPresentationStyle = .fullScreen) -> WebAuthProvider
Parameters
style
UIModalPresentationStyle
to be used. Defaults to.fullScreen
.Return Value
A
WebAuthProvider
instance.


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Geometry Utilities (mathutils.geometry)¶
The Blender geometry module
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mathutils.geometry.
area_tri
(v1, v2, v3)¶ Returns the area size of the 2D or 3D triangle defined.
Parameters: - v1 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Point1 - v2 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Point2 - v3 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Point3
Return type: float
- v1 (
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mathutils.geometry.
barycentric_transform
(point, tri_a1, tri_a2, tri_a3, tri_b1, tri_b2, tri_b3)¶ Return a transformed point, the transformation is defined by 2 triangles.
Parameters: - point (
mathutils.Vector
) – The point to transform. - tri_a1 (
mathutils.Vector
) – source triangle vertex. - tri_a2 (
mathutils.Vector
) – source triangle vertex. - tri_a3 (
mathutils.Vector
) – source triangle vertex. - tri_b1 (
mathutils.Vector
) – target triangle vertex. - tri_b2 (
mathutils.Vector
) – target triangle vertex. - tri_b3 (
mathutils.Vector
) – target triangle vertex.
Returns: The transformed point
Return type: - point (
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mathutils.geometry.
box_fit_2d
(points)¶ Returns an angle that best fits the points to an axis aligned rectangle
Parameters: points (list) – list of 2d points. Returns: angle Return type: float
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mathutils.geometry.
box_pack_2d
(boxes)¶ Returns the normal of the 3D tri or quad.
Parameters: boxes (list) – list of boxes, each box is a list where the first 4 items are [x, y, width, height, …] other items are ignored. Returns: the width and height of the packed bounding box Return type: tuple, pair of floats
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mathutils.geometry.
closest_point_on_tri
(pt, tri_p1, tri_p2, tri_p3)¶ Takes 4 vectors: one is the point and the next 3 define the triangle.
Parameters: - pt (
mathutils.Vector
) – Point - tri_p1 (
mathutils.Vector
) – First point of the triangle - tri_p2 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Second point of the triangle - tri_p3 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Third point of the triangle
Returns: The closest point of the triangle.
Return type: - pt (
-
mathutils.geometry.
convex_hull_2d
(points)¶ Returns a list of indices into the list given
Parameters: points (list) – list of 2d points. Returns: a list of indices Return type: list of ints
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mathutils.geometry.
delaunay_2d_cdt
(vert_coords, edges, faces, output_type, epsilon)¶
Computes the Constrained Delaunay Triangulation of a set of vertices, with edges and faces that must appear in the triangulation. Some triangles may be eaten away, or combined with other triangles, according to output type. The returned verts may be in a different order from input verts, may be moved slightly, and may be merged with other nearby verts. The three returned orig lists give, for each of verts, edges, and faces, the list of input element indices corresponding to the positionally same output element. For edges, the orig indices start with the input edges and then continue with the edges implied by each of the faces (n of them for an n-gon).
arg vert_coords: Vertex coordinates (2d) type vert_coords: list of mathutils.Vector
arg edges: Edges, as pairs of indices in vert_coords type edges: list of (int, int) arg faces: Faces, each sublist is a face, as indices in vert_coords (CCW oriented) type faces: list of list of int arg output_type: What output looks like. 0 => triangles with convex hull. 1 => triangles inside constraints. 2 => the input constraints, intersected. 3 => like 2 but with extra edges to make valid BMesh faces. type output_type: intn :arg epsilon: For nearness tests; should not be zero type epsilon: float return: Output tuple, (vert_coords, edges, faces, orig_verts, orig_edges, orig_faces) rtype: (list of mathutils.Vector, list of (int, int), list of list of int, list of list of int, list of list of int, list of list of int)
-
mathutils.geometry.
distance_point_to_plane
(pt, plane_co, plane_no)¶ Returns the signed distance between a point and a plane (negative when below the normal).
Parameters: - pt (
mathutils.Vector
) – Point - plane_co (
mathutils.Vector
) – A point on the plane - plane_no (
mathutils.Vector
) – The direction the plane is facing
Return type: float
- pt (
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mathutils.geometry.
interpolate_bezier
(knot1, handle1, handle2, knot2, resolution)¶ Interpolate a bezier spline segment.
Parameters: - knot1 (
mathutils.Vector
) – First bezier spline point. - handle1 (
mathutils.Vector
) – First bezier spline handle. - handle2 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Second bezier spline handle. - knot2 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Second bezier spline point. - resolution (int) – Number of points to return.
Returns: The interpolated points
Return type: list of
mathutils.Vector
’s- knot1 (
-
mathutils.geometry.
intersect_line_line
(v1, v2, v3, v4)¶ Returns a tuple with the points on each line respectively closest to the other.
Parameters: - v1 (
mathutils.Vector
) – First point of the first line - v2 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Second point of the first line - v3 (
mathutils.Vector
) – First point of the second line - v4 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Second point of the second line
Return type: tuple of
mathutils.Vector
’s- v1 (
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mathutils.geometry.
intersect_line_line_2d
(lineA_p1, lineA_p2, lineB_p1, lineB_p2)¶ Takes 2 segments (defined by 4 vectors) and returns a vector for their point of intersection or None.
Warning
Despite its name, this function works on segments, and not on lines.
Parameters: - lineA_p1 (
mathutils.Vector
) – First point of the first line - lineA_p2 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Second point of the first line - lineB_p1 (
mathutils.Vector
) – First point of the second line - lineB_p2 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Second point of the second line
Returns: The point of intersection or None when not found
Return type: mathutils.Vector
or None- lineA_p1 (
-
mathutils.geometry.
intersect_line_plane
(line_a, line_b, plane_co, plane_no, no_flip=False)¶ Calculate the intersection between a line (as 2 vectors) and a plane. Returns a vector for the intersection or None.
Parameters: - line_a (
mathutils.Vector
) – First point of the first line - line_b (
mathutils.Vector
) – Second point of the first line - plane_co (
mathutils.Vector
) – A point on the plane - plane_no (
mathutils.Vector
) – The direction the plane is facing
Returns: The point of intersection or None when not found
Return type: mathutils.Vector
or None- line_a (
-
mathutils.geometry.
intersect_line_sphere
(line_a, line_b, sphere_co, sphere_radius, clip=True)¶ Takes a line (as 2 points) and a sphere (as a point and a radius) and returns the intersection
Parameters: - line_a (
mathutils.Vector
) – First point of the line - line_b (
mathutils.Vector
) – Second point of the line - sphere_co (
mathutils.Vector
) – The center of the sphere - sphere_radius (sphere_radius) – Radius of the sphere
Returns: The intersection points as a pair of vectors or None when there is no intersection
Return type: A tuple pair containing
mathutils.Vector
or None- line_a (
-
mathutils.geometry.
intersect_line_sphere_2d
(line_a, line_b, sphere_co, sphere_radius, clip=True)¶ Takes a line (as 2 points) and a sphere (as a point and a radius) and returns the intersection
Parameters: - line_a (
mathutils.Vector
) – First point of the line - line_b (
mathutils.Vector
) – Second point of the line - sphere_co (
mathutils.Vector
) – The center of the sphere - sphere_radius (sphere_radius) – Radius of the sphere
Returns: The intersection points as a pair of vectors or None when there is no intersection
Return type: A tuple pair containing
mathutils.Vector
or None- line_a (
-
mathutils.geometry.
intersect_plane_plane
(plane_a_co, plane_a_no, plane_b_co, plane_b_no)¶ Return the intersection between two planes
Parameters: - plane_a_co (
mathutils.Vector
) – Point on the first plane - plane_a_no (
mathutils.Vector
) – Normal of the first plane - plane_b_co (
mathutils.Vector
) – Point on the second plane - plane_b_no (
mathutils.Vector
) – Normal of the second plane
Returns: The line of the intersection represented as a point and a vector
Return type: tuple pair of
mathutils.Vector
or None if the intersection can’t be calculated- plane_a_co (
-
mathutils.geometry.
intersect_point_line
(pt, line_p1, line_p2)¶ Takes a point and a line and returns a tuple with the closest point on the line and its distance from the first point of the line as a percentage of the length of the line.
Parameters: - pt (
mathutils.Vector
) – Point - line_p1 (
mathutils.Vector
) – First point of the line - line_p1 – Second point of the line
Return type: (
mathutils.Vector
, float)- pt (
-
mathutils.geometry.
intersect_point_quad_2d
(pt, quad_p1, quad_p2, quad_p3, quad_p4)¶ Takes 5 vectors (using only the x and y coordinates): one is the point and the next 4 define the quad, only the x and y are used from the vectors. Returns 1 if the point is within the quad, otherwise 0. Works only with convex quads without singular edges.
Parameters: - pt (
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mathutils.Vector
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mathutils.Vector
) – Third point of the quad - quad_p4 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Fourth point of the quad
Return type: int
- pt (
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Parameters: - pt (
mathutils.Vector
) – Point - tri_p1 (
mathutils.Vector
) – First point of the triangle - tri_p2 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Second point of the triangle - tri_p3 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Third point of the triangle
Returns: Point on the triangles plane or None if its outside the triangle
Return type: mathutils.Vector
or None- pt (
-
mathutils.geometry.
intersect_point_tri_2d
(pt, tri_p1, tri_p2, tri_p3)¶ Takes 4 vectors (using only the x and y coordinates): one is the point and the next 3 define the triangle. Returns 1 if the point is within the triangle, otherwise 0.
Parameters: - pt (
mathutils.Vector
) – Point - tri_p1 (
mathutils.Vector
) – First point of the triangle - tri_p2 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Second point of the triangle - tri_p3 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Third point of the triangle
Return type: int
- pt (
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mathutils.geometry.
intersect_ray_tri
(v1, v2, v3, ray, orig, clip=True)¶ Returns the intersection between a ray and a triangle, if possible, returns None otherwise.
Parameters: - v1 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Point1 - v2 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Point2 - v3 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Point3 - ray (
mathutils.Vector
) – Direction of the projection - orig (
mathutils.Vector
) – Origin - clip (boolean) – When False, don’t restrict the intersection to the area of the triangle, use the infinite plane defined by the triangle.
Returns: The point of intersection or None if no intersection is found
Return type: mathutils.Vector
or None- v1 (
-
mathutils.geometry.
intersect_sphere_sphere_2d
(p_a, radius_a, p_b, radius_b)¶ Returns 2 points on between intersecting circles.
Parameters: - p_a (
mathutils.Vector
) – Center of the first circle - radius_a (float) – Radius of the first circle
- p_b (
mathutils.Vector
) – Center of the second circle - radius_b (float) – Radius of the second circle
Return type: tuple of
mathutils.Vector
’s or None when there is no intersection- p_a (
-
mathutils.geometry.
intersect_tri_tri_2d
(tri_a1, tri_a2, tri_a3, tri_b1, tri_b2, tri_b3)¶ Check if two 2D triangles intersect.
Return type: bool
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mathutils.geometry.
normal
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Parameters: vectors (sequence of 3 or more 3d vector) – Vectors to calculate normals with Return type: mathutils.Vector
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mathutils.geometry.
points_in_planes
(planes)¶ Returns a list of points inside all planes given and a list of index values for the planes used.
Parameters: planes (list of mathutils.Vector
) – List of planes (4D vectors).Returns: two lists, once containing the vertices inside the planes, another containing the plane indices used Return type: pair of lists
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mathutils.geometry.
tessellate_polygon
(veclist_list)¶ Takes a list of polylines (each point a pair or triplet of numbers) and returns the point indices for a polyline filled with triangles.
Parameters: veclist_list – list of polylines Return type: list
-
mathutils.geometry.
volume_tetrahedron
(v1, v2, v3, v4)¶ Return the volume formed by a tetrahedron (points can be in any order).
Parameters: - v1 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Point1 - v2 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Point2 - v3 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Point3 - v4 (
mathutils.Vector
) – Point4
Return type: float
- v1 (


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Wilder sends warning to Joshua, Ruiz
by Bowale OdutolaDeontay Wilder insisted that he wants to crown an undisputed heavyweight champion against Anthony Joshua or Andy Ruiz Jr in 2020.
Wilder retained his WBC belt and his unbeaten record by stopping Luis Ortiz in the seventh round of their rematch on Saturday night, and immediately looked ahead to staging two stellar fights.
“Next, we have Tyson Fury in the rematch,” Wilder said. “The schedule is set for February so we’ll see.
“After that, I’m looking for a unification bout. I want one champion, one face, one name. He goes by the name of Deontay Wilder.
“I want a unification bout with the winner.
“The heavyweight division is too small to have so many belts lingering around. There should just be one champion. I’m the perfect man for that job.”
Joshua plans to regain the IBF, WBA and WBO titles from Ruiz Jr in two weeks on December 7.
Before any undisputed title fight, Wilder aims to readdress his rivalry with Fury – they fought to a thrilling draw a year ago.
Wilder had struggled to keep pace with Ortiz for much of their rematch on Saturday night until the knockout moment.
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This is a brief review of impact evaluation methods. We consider the: Impact Evaluation Framework for Regional Development Agencies, the English Partnerships Additionality Guide, and the Social Return on Investment method.
We will demonstrate that:
- it’s vital to realise that the results monitored by projects should not all count towards a measure of impact (as some of those results may have happened anyway);
- the method of calculating impact may be as interesting as the results of those calculations and, since interpretations may vary, transparency is vital to credibility;
- an appreciation of context is fundamental to successful impact evaluation.
From the easy-to-measure to the hard-to-prove
Each method builds upon the notion that, in order to evaluate the impact of public policy, we must consider outcomes rather than simply outputs. That is to say, that simply counting the results of activities (or even the level of activity) is not enough - we must investigate the consequences of those results.
Each method translates gross outcomes to net outcomes. This is in response to the observation that not every observed benefit arises as a direct consequence of the intervention in question. Instead, by drawing on the notion of ‘additionally’ we may begin to question what might have happened without the support. Impact evaluation then, takes us from the easy to measure to the hard to prove. Each method recommends that a ‘theory of change’ be established so that the chain logic from inputs to impacts is explicit.
This logic chain ought to cover the whole policy process from problem to solution. An understanding of the business case for investment is therefore absolutely vital to evaluation.
Additional Impact
The methods do not include the same concepts and have markedly different recommendations on how impact ought to be calculated. Generally speaking, the following elements are considered:
- Deadweight (aka the reference case): those benefits that might have occurred anyway (not to be confused with ‘deadweight loss’ that refers to the loss of consumer and producer surplus that occurs when a tax reduces the quantity of trade).
- Displacement: the increase in benefits that is offset by a reduction elsewhere (e.g. where a business grows at the expense of competitors there is no net benefit to the economy).
- Substitution: the possibility that people have transferred existing activity in order to benefit from the policy under evaluation (rather than through an existing route to the outcome).
- Multipliers: the indirect, or ‘second-round’ benefits that arise as a consequence of the direct benefits.
- Leakage: the possibility that some benefits accrue to people who are not part of the target group.
- Leverage: where the intervention induces other stakeholders to contribute additional expenditure (or reduce that expenditure).
- Unintended effects: benefits or costs that were not anticipated.
- Attribution: those results that were not the direct result of the policy intervention under question - i.e. those results for which other groups were responsible.
These factors are usually treated as ratios that are applied to the gross value in order to calculate a net value.
The English Parnterships Additionality Guide calculates net impact as the difference between a set of intervention options and a reference case (a counter-factual hypothesis of what would have happened otherwise) where measures of leakage, displace, substation and multipliers are applied to both the invention option and the reference case.
The SROI method requires that outputs or outcomes are converted into sterling by drawing upon financial proxies that may be used to translate intangible social benefits into a standard unit of account. These are commonly the unit costs of alternate interventions or estimates from hedonic pricing models.
Theory into Practice
There is a degree of overlap between these concepts. Substitution may be also appear as displacement (was the alternative activity public or private?) or deadweight (is it fair to say that the benefits would have happened anyway if that result was attributable to another policy?). Attribution and deadweight may also be seen to overlap (again, was the result achieved by another policy?).
Furthermore, linear models that combine these factors may over-simplify the complexity of the underlying situation. For example, it will be difficult to attribute responsibility for the benefits separately to each of those involved where two partners had to work in concert to achieve the outcome (in such a case the benefit might be counted twice - once for each partner). It might also be argued that multipliers ought to be applied to substitution and displacement effects (which in turn will also have second round effects). In reality the chain of causality will be non-linear, and may even be cyclical, with the outcomes from one stage contributing to those in another. In this situation it becomes very difficult to avoid counting outcomes more than once.
This complexity is particularly relevant when conducting Social Return on Investment analysis as this approach to impact evaluation accounts for the social value that arises from economic value. For example, where an unemployed person gains employment there is a obvious economic benefit to that individual (immediately the salary and, over the longer-term, career opportunities will improve) and also social benefits such as savings on transfer payments (as the individual will stop claiming Job Seekers Allowance and start making income tax contributions). The rule of thumb suggested in the SROI guidance is that, to avoid double-counting, one should consider: "am I counting the same value, for the same stakeholder, twice?".
Impact is in the eye of the stakeholder
Context and perspective are vital to the interpretation of impact. Since no policy operates in a vacuum, and there will usually be related programmes of intervention, evaluators must consider how the policy interacts with other forms of public support as well as how it impacts the targeted beneficiaries.
Consideration of each stakeholder is designed into the SROI method. Indeed this method essentially advocates that the impact on each stakeholder be considered in parallel with separate impact calculations being made for each. The discussion above highlights the difficulty evaluators face in distinguishing between stakeholders. Indeed it’s not clear how collective benefits (those that may be said to be more than the sum of the individual outcomes - the inward investment that a town enjoys as a result of a better skilled workforce is more than simply the aggregate productivity increase among trainees) ought to be modelled, if at all, although a general "state" stakeholder may be called-upon as a catch-all for those benefits enjoyed by society.
The IEF method incorporates external (i.e. non-RDA) stakeholders under the assessment of "strategic added value". This models the impact that the RDA has upon partners in terms of:
- Strategic leadership & catalyst: Articulating and communicating regional development needs, opportunities and solutions to partners and stakeholders in the region and elsewhere;
- Strategic influence: Carrying out or stimulating activity that defines the distinctive roles of partners, gets them to commit to shared strategic objectives and to behave and allocate their funds accordingly;
- Leverage: Providing financial and other incentives to mobilise partner and stakeholder resources – equipment, people as well as funding
- Synergy: Using organisational capacity, knowledge and expertise to improve information exchange and knowledge transfer and coordination and/or integration of the design and delivery of interventions between partners;
- Engagement: Setting up the mechanisms and incentives for more effective and deliberative engagement of stakeholders in the design and delivery of regional and sub-regional priorities and programmes.
By comparison with the SROI method, the notion of Strategic Added Value is less mathematical. SAV does not model the impact on each stakeholder explicitly and instead takes a ‘soft-systems’ approach where the focus is on organisational structures and processes rather than on measuring benefits accrued.
Summary
The discussion of factors of additionality demonstrates that counting gross outputs will not provide a fair perspective and that outcomes must be considered when evaluating impact.
In practice these factors may overlap and combine. An understanding of context is vital to disentangle the interplay of these factors.
These factors will vary again when viewed from the perspective of different stakeholders. A balanced impact evaluation will take this into account.


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This post is about our new paper, which presents empirical evidence that current GANs (Generative Adversarial Nets) are quite far from learning the target distribution. Previous posts had introduced GANs and described new theoretical analysis...Unsupervised learning, one notion or many?
Unsupervised learning, as the name suggests, is the science of learning from unlabeled data. A look at the wikipedia page shows that this term has many interpretations: (Task A) Learning a distribution from samples. (Examples:...Generalization and Equilibrium in Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs)
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smoked |
5-MeO-DMT |
(powder / crystals) |
After various projects of mine, I decided to try 5-MeO-DMT. My friend had it, and being a scientific guy, he didn't want any money for it. Which is the way I prefer to do research with all these chemicals.
Anyways. I read some reports from the Net and TiHKAL before the experience, and was expecting more or less intense experience filled with colors and feeling of being lost inside my own mind. That's was exactly what I got. Starting with a dose of about 10 mg, I didn't feel anything. Just a bit light-headed and nothing special. When gradually going up to doses up of 25 mg (and 50 mg total) I noticed the very intense feeling of being lost. My mind produced lots of visuals filled with white textures and the music that I was listening at the moment (Koneveljet/Exogenic Records), also went thru some minor changes.
All and all, I must say that the substance certainly doesn't provide me anything 'psychedelic' in the true meaning of the word. The intensity is great, but when it is compared to, for example, a 12 hour technicolor dream with LSD, it isn't much (although, the intensity is MUCH greater). The thing that astounded me in this substance, was the rate that it produced
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Modern Times (1936)
Grade: 92
"Modern Times" is Charlie Chaplin's last silent film. It is my favorite of his movies, at least of those that I've seen. It has several outstanding sets, and a great score. There are also many clever gags, and the Tramp character is, as always, both funny and affecting, often at the same time.
"Modern Times" begins with the Tramp working in a factory. Repetitive motion causes a nervous breakdown. He loses his job, and ends up in jail. Released for good behaviour, he befriends an equally poor but spirited young woman (Paulette Goddard). They dream of a better life, but their actual efforts just seem to get them in and out of trouble.
The sets for this film are superb. The factory has a conveyer belt assembly line, leading to a marvelous conglomerate of gears and levers. Chaplin, and later another employee, get stuck in this immense set to great effect. Another wonderful contraption is an automatic feeding device that the Tramp is strapped to, and when this device malfunctions it is the funniest part of the film. A dilapated old house, and various levels of a department store also make great sets.
One problem that most silent films have is that the original score has been lost or replaced, if it ever existed. Since "Modern Times" is the last significant silent, falling well inside the sound era, the soundtrack has been preserved, and the score (by Caplin and Alfred Newman) is much better than anything John Williams has ever composed.
Goddard has a lot of energy, and makes an appealing sidekick for Chaplin's Tramp character. No wonder she also starred in his next film, "The Great Dictator".
Surprisingly, "Modern Times" was not nominated for any Academy Awards. Perhaps the Academy was annoyed because it was a silent picture.
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*** User 2017-05-05 22:12:21.924 ***
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*** User 2017-05-05 22:12:21.925 ***
Joining issued: 'node-1@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'runner@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 54432
*** User 2017-05-05 22:12:21.986 ***
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*** User 2017-05-05 22:12:37.080 ***
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It is bad practice to remove outliers that actually belong to the data, though you may find your data-set actually has bad data, and you want to be able to find and remove it.
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This is a very simple iOS application that acts as a polyphonic synthesizer. It uses an AVAudioUnitSampler
instance to generate the sounds for touched keys. The sounds that are avaiable come from sound font files such
as those available online for free (and of variable
quaility). This app only supports sound font files that are bundled with the application, though it would be
nice to remotely fetch one to try it out.
NOTE: AVAudioUnitSampler can and will crash if the SoundFont patch it is using for rendering does not conform to spec. Unfortunately, there is no way to insulate the app from this so it too will crash along with AVAudioUnitSampler.
I have also curated a small collection of SoundFont files that I found useful and/or interesting: Sample SoundFonts. If you visit the site from your iOS device and touch one of the links, you can add the fire directly to the SoundFonts application.
AUv3 App Extension
Starting with v2.0, the application now contains an AUv3 app extension that can be loaded by other music applications that support AUv3 audio units, such as GarageBand and AUM.
User Interface
Here is what you can do with it:
- Switch between the patches view (image above) and a favorites view (see below) by swiping left/right on the upper view with two touches.
- Double-tapping the patch name in the info bar above the keyboard will also switch the upper view
- You can touch the labels at either end of the black bar to change the range of the keyboard. In the image above, the first key is at “C4” and the last key shown is “G5”. You can go as low as “C0” and as high as “C9”.
- You can also swipe with a finger on back bar to change the keyboard range
- Swipe right on a patch name to make it a favorite (same to unfavorite). Favorited patches have a star next to their name.
- Add/Remove sound font files. In the “patches view” press the “+” button to bring up a file picker. Locate a sound font file to add from a location on your device, or from your iCloud drive or Google Drive. Added files can be removed via the “-” button or a left-swipe on the sound font name.
Notes on Adding From Cloud Drives
Files app (iCloud) — long-press on the file you want to import, select “Share” option. You should then be able to select “Copy to SoundFonts” from the sharing sheet that appears.
Google Drive — touch the “•••” button next to the file name and then choose “Open in” from the list of available options. You should then be able to select “Copy to SoundFonts” from the sharing sheet that appears.
Dropbox — touch on the circled “•••” button below the file you want to import. Choose “Copy Link” option that appears. Select “Open In…” and then “Copy to SoundFonts” from the sharing sheet that appears.
Unfortunately as far as I can tell there is no way to import directly from a web page with a native SF2 URL link. One must first have the file available on a cloud drive before it can be imported via the iOS sharing sheet.
Favorites
The favorites view shows all of the patches that have been “faved” or “starred”. Pressing on a favorite will make its associated patch active. You can also reorder them by long-touching one and moving it to a new location among the others. You can also change the starting key of the keyboard in the favorite as well as gain and stereo pan settings that will apply when the favorite is touched. To edit a favorite, double-tap on the it and you should see an edit view:
Nothing fancy. Note that the gain is not exactly like a volume. By default, it will be at 0.0 which means that
there is no gain applied to the synthesizer output. Positive values (max +12) will boost the signal, while
negative values (min -90) will reduce it. Note that these are the min/max values supported by the
AVAudioUnitSampler
.
The pan value is normally at 0.0. Moving to -1.0 should place the output entirely in the left speaker, while a +1.0 will place it all in the right.
Dependencies
There are no external dependencies. I wrote the code in Xcode 10.1, targeting iOS 12.1.
The keys of the keyboard are painted by the code found in KeyboardRender.swift
. This was generated by the
PaintCode application. The PaintCode file is Keyboard.pcvd
, but it is not part
of the build process and PaintCode is not necessary to build.
Embedded Sound Fonts
The repository comes with four SoundFont files, though the largest one – FluidR3_GM
– is too large to store
natively on Github so it has been broken into three files: FluidR3_GM.sf2.1
, FluidR3_GM.sf2.2
, and
FluidR3_GM.sf2.3
. To make theFluidR3\_GM
file, you will need to run a simple Bash script – FluidR3\_GM.sh
– like so:
% ./FluidR3_GM.sh
There is also a simple Python script called catalog.py
which will generate a SoundFont catalog in Swift. Each
*.sf2
that is in the
./SoundFonts directory
will get its own *.swift
file with its own SoundFont
instance that describes all of the patches or presets
that were found in the *.sf2
file. If you add a new SoundFont file to this directory, you will also need to
add it to the Xcode project so that it gets installed in the iOS application bundle. You will also need to add
the generated *.swift
file as well so that the application knows what presets are available in the SoundFont
file.
The catalog.py
script uses the sf2utils package to perform the Soundfont
parsing.
As mentioned above, additional sound fonts can be added to the running application when installed on a device.


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Todo
cmd5 default - add the ability to define the defaukts also with a . notation.
cms default chameleon.image=”ubuntu”
here the key is image, the context is aws and the value is unbuntu19.04
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/cmd5.rst, line 131.)
Todo
we need to locate the command that allows us to set the values in the config file. We have such a command ;-) create a link to this command from here. explain how to set arbitrary values
look for the command config …
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/configuration/configuration.rst, line 22.)
Todo
implement the default command and set values in it. This may already be done. we may need to add the dot notation for that command so we have one command that can set the general default, but also the default for named services.
a link to the manual page should come here
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/configuration/configuration.rst, line 91.)
Todo
az arm provider this has to be verified. We will likely deprecate thsi for a more elaborate provider
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/configuration/configuration.rst, line 228.)
Todo
AzProvider. Verify it works
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/configuration/configuration.rst, line 265.)
Todo
SSH, STUDENT CONTRIBUTE HERE
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/configuration/configuration.rst, line 402.)
Todo
Local, STUDENT CONTRIBUTE HERE
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/configuration/configuration.rst, line 407.)
Todo
Docker, STUDENT CONTRIBUTE HERE
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/configuration/configuration.rst, line 412.)
Todo
Make credentials more uniform between compute and data
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/configuration/configuration.rst, line 457.)
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batch, student contribute here
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/configuration/configuration.rst, line 578.)
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verify the entire content of the encryption command
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/configuration/encryption.rst, line 7.)
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explain how to set the fill paragraph in pycharm to CTRL SHIFT
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check if this realy works, it woudl be beneficial to implement a
command cms setup
that does not only the yaml file, but also the
mongo password
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/installation/install.rst, line 86.)
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the dmin backup needs to be tested.
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/installation/mongo.rst, line 40.)
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test if the key generation works
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/installation/quickstart.rst, line 37.)
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check if multiple clouds can be set and the list command works on multiple clouds. Check this also for image and flavor commands
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/installation/quickstart.rst, line 134.)
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check if the list –refresh is implemented for vm, flavor, imgages, for all clouds
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/installation/quickstart.rst, line 186.)
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check if refresh=True this is implemented.
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/installation/quickstart.rst, line 217.)
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The jupyter integration was available in an earlier ersion of cloudmesh and we need to make sure that ut also works here.
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/jupyter.rst, line 4.)
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Make sure the shell() command is implemented
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/jupyter.rst, line 22.)
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Azure - A detailed dict of the flavor is missing
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/storage/database.rst, line 187.)
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Azure - A detailed dict of the image is missing
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/storage/database.rst, line 192.)
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Azure Python - A detailed dict of the Azure Python provider is missing
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/storage/database.rst, line 295.)
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Azure Python - A detailed dict of the flavor is missing
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/storage/database.rst, line 311.)
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Azure Python - A detailed dict of the image is missing
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/storage/database.rst, line 317.)
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Azure Python - A detailed dict of the vm is missing
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/storage/database.rst, line 323.)
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AWS Boto - A detailed dict of the flavor is missing
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/storage/database.rst, line 407.)
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AWS Boto - A detailed dict of the image is missing
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/storage/database.rst, line 412.)
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AWS Boto - A detailed dict of the flavor is missing
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/storage/database.rst, line 417.)
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explain the difference between AWSS3 and AWSS3object store provider
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/storage/database.rst, line 549.)
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details of the AWSS3 provider directory is missing
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/storage/database.rst, line 563.)
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details of the AWSS3 provider file is missing
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/storage/database.rst, line 568.)
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details of the AWSS3 provider directory is missing
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/storage/database.rst, line 580.)
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details of the AWSS3 objectstore provider directory is missing
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/storage/database.rst, line 590.)
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details of the AWSS3 objectstore provider file is missing
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/storage/database.rst, line 595.)
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details of the gogle storage provider directory is missing
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/storage/database.rst, line 612.)
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details of the gogle storage provider file is missing
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/storage/database.rst, line 617.)
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the flavor command needs to be explained here
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/vm/flavor.rst, line 4.)
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the image command needs to be explained here
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/vm/image.rst, line 4.)
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the name function is not yet included in cms set
(The original entry is located in /Users/grey/Desktop/github/cloudmesh-community/cm/cloudmesh-manual/docs-source/source/vm/vm.rst, line 181.)


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Test Drive¶
TODO: REFACTOR ALL OF THIS
Getting Started¶
We have setup a test Kubernetes cluster in either GKE or AWS for you with a sample application to experiment with. However, we encourage you to install your own applications too.
We would like you to perform the actions required to transition into a 100% compliant state (more on that below) as well as deploy other sample applications to see how they behave.
Warning
Our test drive clusters should not be used for production as they can be torn down or updated in a destructive manner. Please do not install applications or data there that you care about. You will likely lose them.
Note
Please view the current system's Restrictions first as certain features have been disabled for this version.
Our goal during the first part of the test drive will be to bring the system into compliance by defining policies to protect pre-existing applications.
Test Drive Quick Start¶
Kasten Dashboard¶
To access the test cluster setup for you, please refer to your welcome email. It contains:
- The cluster URLs (e.g.,
https://your-testdrive-url.example.com/
) for two Kubernetes clusters - Username/password cluster credentials
- The kubernetes configuration for
kubectl
to deploy any of your sample applications
To verify connectivity, please go directly to the provided URLs and see if the K10 dashboard loads for you. If successful, you will see an image that looks like this:
Picture Gallery (Sample App)¶
You can access the sample picture-gallery application at
https://your-testdrive-url.example.com/picture-gallery
by clicking
on the top left portion of the screen and using these credentials:
- login: testdrive_user
- password: test_password
This multi-volume application can be used to experiment with snapshots, restores, and migration.
Accessing the Kubernetes Dashboard¶
The Kubernetes dashboard can be accessed at
https://your-testdrive-url.example.com/dashboard/
. While it does
not need any credentials and only allows access to the default
namespace, do note that we have observed upstream dashboard bugs
where restricted RBAC permissions sometimes bounce the browser
back to the main landing page.
Modifying Application State¶
If you are using your own application or data service, please follow application-specific methods for mutating state in the underlying data stores.
If you are using the picture gallery application for experimentation,
log into your picture-gallery application at
https://your-testdrive-url.example.com/picture-gallery
by clicking
on the top left portion of the screen and using these credentials:
- login: testdrive_user
- password: test_password
At this point, you should see something like this:
You can upload a new image or simply delete all images by clicking on the Unsorted album → Clicking the Trash icon in the top right corner → Selecting Clear Unsorted. At this point, the gallery should be empty and look like this:
Restoring Applications to a Pristine State¶
Restoring the selected application is also accomplished via the
applications page. Click to expose the dropdown and select Restore
App
At that point, you will have an option to pick a Restore Point, a grouped collection of data artifacts belonging to the application, to restore from. This view also easily distinguishes manually generated restore points from automated policy-generated ones.
Selecting a restore point will bring up a side-panel containing more details on the restore point.
Once you click Restore
, the system will automatically recreate the
entire application stack.
Note
Restore can take a few minutes as this depends on the amount of data captured by the restore point. The restore time is dominated by how long it takes to rehydrate this data in the underlying cloud provider followed by recreating the application containers. Please be patient.
After restore completes, you will be able to go back to your application and verify that the state was restored to what existed at the time the restore point was obtained.
In case of the picture gallery application, re-login to the picture gallery and you will observe that the state is as it was at the time the selected snapshot was taken:
In case of the picture gallery application, re-login to the picture gallery and you will observe that the state is as it was at the time the selected snapshot was taken:
If you have deployed Kasten into your own clusters, you will be able to test migration by combining multiple of the above options. If you are using our testdrive system, that is currently setup to enable cross-cluster migration but can be easily modified to support the others too.