Cisco-IOS-XR-aaa-diameter-oper API API Reference
API generated from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>API Endpoint
http://{Controller-IP}:{Controller-Port}/restconf/operational/network-topology:network-topology/topology/topology-netconf/node/{{router}}/yang-ext:mount/
URL '/' code: %2F
Schemes: http
Version: 1.0.0
Paths
DIAMETER - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: diameter
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"diameter": {Diameter operational data
"gx-statistics": {Diameter Gx Statistics data
"rar-received-error-messages": "integer", RAR Received Messages Error
"cca-update-error-messages": "integer", CCA Update Messages Error
"asr-received-error-messages": "integer", ASR Received Messages Error
"active-sessions": "integer", Total Active Sessions
"ccr-init-failed-messages": "integer", CCR Initial Messages Failed
"asr-received-messages": "integer", ASR Received Messages
"cca-update-messages": "integer", CCA Update Messages
"rar-received-messages": "integer", RAR Received Messages
"cca-init-error-messages": "integer", CCA Initial Messages Error
"raa-sent-error-messages": "integer", RAA Sent Messages Error
"open-sessions": "integer", Total Opened Sessions
"unknown-request-messages": "integer", Unknown Request Messages
"ccr-init-timed-out-messages": "integer", CCR Initial Messages Timed Out
"ccr-final-timed-out-messages": "integer", CCR Final Messages Timed Out
"ccr-final-failed-messages": "integer", CCR Final Messages Failed
"ccr-update-timed-out-messages": "integer", CCR Update Messages Timed Out
"asa-sent-error-messages": "integer", ASA Sent Messages Error
"close-sessions": "integer", Total Closed Sessions
"restore-sessions": "integer", Restore Sessions
"cca-final-error-messages": "integer", CCA Final Messages Error
"ccr-final-messages": "integer", CCR Final Messages
"ccr-update-messages": "integer", CCR Update Messages
"cca-init-messages": "integer", CCA Initial Messages
"ccr-update-failed-messages": "integer", CCR Update Messages Failed
"asa-sent-messsages": "integer", ASA Sent Messages
"ccr-init-retry-messages": "integer", CCR Initial Messages retry
"ccr-init-messages": "integer", CCR Initial Messages
"session-termination-messages": "integer", Session Termination from server
"cca-final-messages": "integer", CCA Final Messages
"ccr-update-retry-messages": "integer", CCR Update Messages retry
"ccr-final-retry-messages": "integer", CCR Final Messages retry
"raa-sent-messages": "integer" RAA Sent Messages
},
"nas-session": {Diameter Nas Session data
"list-of-nas": [No description
{
"accounting-status": "integer", Diameter ACR status start
"authorization-status": "integer", Diameter AAR status
"accounting-intrim-in-packets": "integer", Accounting intrim packet response in
"accounting-status-stop": "integer", Diameter ACR status stop
"method-list": "string", Method list used for authentication
"server-used-list": "string", Server used for authentication
"accounting-intrim-out-packets": "integer", Accounting intrim requests packets out
"disconnect-status": "integer", Diameter STR status
"authentication-status": "integer", Diameter AAR status
"aaa-session-id": "string", AAA session id
"diameter-session-id": "string" Diameter session id
}
],
"aaanas-id": "string" AAA NAS id
},
"nas": {Diameter NAS data
"list-of-nas": [No description
{
"accounting-status": "integer", Diameter ACR status start
"authorization-status": "integer", Diameter AAR status
"accounting-intrim-in-packets": "integer", Accounting intrim packet response in
"accounting-status-stop": "integer", Diameter ACR status stop
"method-list": "string", Method list used for authentication
"server-used-list": "string", Server used for authentication
"accounting-intrim-out-packets": "integer", Accounting intrim requests packets out
"disconnect-status": "integer", Diameter STR status
"authentication-status": "integer", Diameter AAR status
"aaa-session-id": "string", AAA session id
"diameter-session-id": "string" Diameter session id
}
],
"aaanas-id": "string" AAA NAS id
},
"gy-session-ids": {Diameter Gy Session data list
"gy-session-id": [No description
{
"session-id": "integer", Session Id
"session-state": "string", Session State
"request-type": "string", Request Type
"parent-aaa-session-id": "integer", AAA Parent session id
"retry-count": "integer", Gx Retry count
"request-number": "integer", Request Number
"aaa-session-id": "integer", AAA session id
"diameter-session-id": "string" Diameter session id
}
]
},
"gx": {Diameter global gx data
"tx-timer": "integer", Gy transaction timer in seconds
"retransmits": "integer", Gy retransmit count
"is-enabled": "boolean" Gy state
},
"peers": {Diameter peer global data
"conn-retry-timer": "integer", Connection retry timer in seconds
"trans-total": "integer", Total number of transactions
"tls-trustpoint": "string", TLS Trustpoint
"watchdog-timer": "integer", Watch dog timer in seconds
"peer-num": "integer", Total no.of peers
"transaction-timer": "integer", Transaction timer in seconds
"origin-realm": "string", Origin Realm
"origin-host": "string", Origin Host
"peer": [No description
{
"conn-retry-timer": "integer", Connection retry timer in seconds
"out-st-as": "integer", Outgoing STAs
"transaction-timer": "integer", Transaction timer in seconds
"out-ac-rs": "integer", Outgoing ACRs
"in-ac-as": "integer", Incoming ACAs
"out-st-rs": "integer", Outgoing STRs
"in-dw-rs": "integer", Incoming DWRs
"out-dp-as": "integer", Outgoing DPAs
"peer-name": "string", Peer Name
"firmware-revision": "integer", Firmware revision
"port-connect": "integer", Local Connection port
"port": "integer", Port number on which the peeris running
"out-as-rs": "integer", Outgoing ASRs
"in-as-as": "integer", Incoming ASAs
"in-cc-rs": "integer", Incoming CCRs
"out-dw-as": "integer", Outgoing DWAs
"out-ra-rs": "integer", Outgoing RARs
"received-transient-fails": "integer", Transient failures Received
"in-cc-as": "integer", Incoming CCAs
"in-as-rs": "integer", Incoming ASRs
"out-as-as": "integer", Outgoing ASAs
"out-dw-rs": "integer", Outgoing DWRs
"protocol-type": "string", Protocol Type
"state": "string", Peer Connection Status
"out-dp-rs": "integer", Outgoing DPRs
"in-aa-as": "integer", Incoming AAAs
"malformed-requests": "integer", Malformed Requests
"who-init-disconnect": "string", Who Initiated Disconnect
"vrf-name": "string", Vrf Name
"destination-host": "string", Destination host name
"last-disconnect-cause": "string", Last Disconnect Reason
"destination-realm": "string", Destination realm
"out-ra-as": "integer", Outgoing RAAs
"watchdog-timer": "integer", Watch dog timer in seconds
"out-cc-rs": "integer", Outgoing CCRs
"in-st-rs": "integer", Incoming STRs
"out-ac-as": "integer", Outgoing ACAs
"out-ce-rs": "integer", Outgoing CERs
"in-dp-rs": "integer", Incoming DPRs
"address": "string", IPv4 or IPv6 address of DIAMETER peer
"source-interface": "string", Source Interface
"sent-permanent-fails": "integer", Permanent Failures Sent
"security-type": "string", Security type used to transport
"in-ra-rs": "integer", Incoming RARs
"peer-index": "integer", Peer Index
"in-ce-as": "integer", Incoming CEAs
"in-st-as": "integer", Incoming STAs
"state-duration": "integer", State Duration in seconds
"in-ra-as": "integer", Incoming RAAs
"received-permanent-fails": "integer", Permanent Failures Received
"sent-proto-errors": "integer", Protocol Error Sent
"in-ce-rs": "integer", Incoming CERs
"received-proto-errors": "integer", Protocol Error Received
"in-dp-as": "integer", Incoming DPAs
"transport-down": "integer", Transport Down
"in-ac-rs": "integer", Incoming ACRs
"out-ce-as": "integer", Outgoing CEAs
"peer-type": "string", Peer Type
"in-dw-as": "integer", Incoming DWAs
"out-cc-as": "integer", Outgoing CCAs
"out-aa-rs": "integer", Outgoing AARs
"sent-transient-fails": "integer" Transient failures Sent
}
],
"source-interface": "string", Source Interface
"trans-max": "integer" Maximum number of transactions
},
"gx-session-ids": {Diameter Gx Session data list
"gx-session-id": [No description
{
"session-id": "integer", Session Id
"session-state": "string", Session State
"reavalidation-time": "string", Revalidation Time
"service-count": "integer", Gx Plus Service Count
"request-type": "string", Request Type
"retry-count": "integer", Gx Retry count
"request-number": "integer", Request Number
"diameter-session-id": "string", Diameter session id
"aaa-session-id": "integer", AAA session id
"gx-plus-services": "string" Gx Plus Services
}
]
},
"nas-summary": {Diameter NAS summary
"authen-request-in-packets": "integer", Authentication request from client
"coa-request-packets": "integer", COA request from client
"pod-failed-packets": "integer", POD response with failure
"pod-response-out-packets": "integer", POD response forward to client
"pod-success-packets": "integer", POD response with success
"authorization-request-in-packets": "integer", Authourization request from cleint
"coa-response-out-packets": "integer", COA/RAR Response packet out
"accounting-interim-success-packets": "integer", Accounting interim response with success
"authen-response-fail-packets": "integer", Authentication response with failure
"disconnect-request-in-packets": "integer", Disconnect request from cleint
"accounting-start-response-packets": "integer", Accounting start response forward to client
"coa-success-packets": "integer", COA response with success
"accounting-stop-response-in-packets": "integer", Accounting stop packet response in
"accounting-stop-request-out-packets": "integer", Accounting stop requests packets out
"authorization-in-packets": "integer", Authorization response packet in
"disconnect-failed-response-packets": "integer", Disconnect response with failure
"disconnect-response-in-packets": "integer", Disconnect response packets in
"accounting-intrim-response-in-packets": "integer", Accounting interim packet response in
"accounting-interim-request-in-packets": "integer", Accounting Interim request from cleint
"accounting-response-in-packets": "integer", Accounting packet response in
"accounting-stop-success-response-packets": "integer", Accounting stop response with success
"accounting-stop-response-out-packets": "integer", Acct stop response forward to client
"coa-response-packets": "integer", COA response forward to client
"accounting-start-failed-packets": "integer", Accounting start response with failure
"authen-request-out-packets": "integer", Authentication request pkt out
"pod-request-in-packets": "integer", POD request from cleint
"accounting-start-request-packets": "integer", Accounting start request from cleint
"disconnect-request-out-packets": "integer", Disconnect request pkt out
"pod-in-packets": "integer", POD/RAR Request packets in
"accounting-request-out-packets": "integer", Accounting requests packets out
"pod-out-packets": "integer", PAD/RAR Response packets out
"authen-response-out-packets": "integer", Authentication response frwd to client
"coa-failed-packets": "integer", COA response with failure
"disconnect-response-out-packets": "integer", Disconnect response forward to client
"accounting-stop-failed-packets": "integer", Accounting stop response with failure
"accounting-start-success-packets": "integer", Accounting start response with success
"coa-request-in-packets": "integer", COA/RAR Request packet in
"authen-success-packets": "integer", Authentication response with success
"authorization-response-fail-packets": "integer", Authentication response with failure
"accounting-interim-request-out-packets": "integer", Accounting interim requests packets out
"authorization-response-out-packets": "integer", Authourization response frwd to client
"disconnect-success-response-packets": "integer", Disconnect response with success
"authorization-out-packets": "integer", Authorization request packet out
"accounting-stop-request-in-packets": "integer", Acct stop request from cleint
"accounting-interim-failed-packets": "integer", Accounting interim response with failure
"accounting-interim-response-out-packets": "integer", Accounting interim response frwd to client
"authen-response-in-packets": "integer", Authentication response pkt in
"authorization-response-success-packets": "integer" Authentication response with success
},
"gy": {Diameter global gy data
"tx-timer": "integer", Gy transaction timer in seconds
"retransmits": "integer", Gy retransmit count
"is-enabled": "boolean" Gy state
},
"gy-statistics": {Diameter Gy Statistics data
"rar-received-error-messages": "integer", RAR Received Messages Error
"cca-update-error-messages": "integer", CCA Update Messages Error
"asr-received-error-messages": "integer", ASR Received Messages Error
"active-sessions": "integer", Total Active Sessions
"ccr-init-failed-messages": "integer", CCR Initial Messages Failed
"asr-received-messages": "integer", ASR Received Messages
"cca-update-messages": "integer", CCA Update Messages
"rar-received-messages": "integer", RAR Received Messages
"cca-init-error-messages": "integer", CCA Initial Messages Error
"raa-sent-error-messages": "integer", RAA Sent Messages Error
"open-sessions": "integer", Total Opened Sessions
"unknown-request-messages": "integer", Unknown Request Messages
"ccr-init-timed-out-messages": "integer", CCR Initial Messages Timed Out
"ccr-final-timed-out-messages": "integer", CCR Final Messages Timed Out
"ccr-final-failed-messages": "integer", CCR Final Messages Failed
"ccr-update-timed-out-messages": "integer", CCR Update Messages Timed Out
"asa-sent-error-messages": "integer", ASA Sent Messages Error
"close-sessions": "integer", Total Closed Sessions
"restore-sessions": "integer", Restore Sessions
"cca-final-error-messages": "integer", CCA Final Messages Error
"ccr-final-messages": "integer", CCR Final Messages
"ccr-update-messages": "integer", CCR Update Messages
"cca-init-messages": "integer", CCA Initial Messages
"ccr-update-failed-messages": "integer", CCR Update Messages Failed
"ccr-init-retry-messages": "integer", CCR Initial Messages retry
"asa-sent-messages": "integer", ASA Sent Messages
"ccr-init-messages": "integer", CCR Initial Messages
"cca-final-messages": "integer", CCA Final Messages
"ccr-update-retry-messages": "integer", CCR Update Messages retry
"ccr-final-retry-messages": "integer", CCR Final Messages retry
"raa-sent-messages": "integer" RAA Sent Messages
}
}
}
GY - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: gy
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"gy": {Diameter global gy data
"tx-timer": "integer", Gy transaction timer in seconds
"retransmits": "integer", Gy retransmit count
"is-enabled": "boolean" Gy state
}
}
GX-STATISTICS - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: gx-statistics
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"gx-statistics": {Diameter Gx Statistics data
"rar-received-error-messages": "integer", RAR Received Messages Error
"cca-update-error-messages": "integer", CCA Update Messages Error
"asr-received-error-messages": "integer", ASR Received Messages Error
"active-sessions": "integer", Total Active Sessions
"ccr-init-failed-messages": "integer", CCR Initial Messages Failed
"asr-received-messages": "integer", ASR Received Messages
"cca-update-messages": "integer", CCA Update Messages
"rar-received-messages": "integer", RAR Received Messages
"cca-init-error-messages": "integer", CCA Initial Messages Error
"raa-sent-error-messages": "integer", RAA Sent Messages Error
"open-sessions": "integer", Total Opened Sessions
"unknown-request-messages": "integer", Unknown Request Messages
"ccr-init-timed-out-messages": "integer", CCR Initial Messages Timed Out
"ccr-final-timed-out-messages": "integer", CCR Final Messages Timed Out
"ccr-final-failed-messages": "integer", CCR Final Messages Failed
"ccr-update-timed-out-messages": "integer", CCR Update Messages Timed Out
"asa-sent-error-messages": "integer", ASA Sent Messages Error
"close-sessions": "integer", Total Closed Sessions
"restore-sessions": "integer", Restore Sessions
"cca-final-error-messages": "integer", CCA Final Messages Error
"ccr-final-messages": "integer", CCR Final Messages
"ccr-update-messages": "integer", CCR Update Messages
"cca-init-messages": "integer", CCA Initial Messages
"ccr-update-failed-messages": "integer", CCR Update Messages Failed
"asa-sent-messsages": "integer", ASA Sent Messages
"ccr-init-retry-messages": "integer", CCR Initial Messages retry
"ccr-init-messages": "integer", CCR Initial Messages
"session-termination-messages": "integer", Session Termination from server
"cca-final-messages": "integer", CCA Final Messages
"ccr-update-retry-messages": "integer", CCR Update Messages retry
"ccr-final-retry-messages": "integer", CCR Final Messages retry
"raa-sent-messages": "integer" RAA Sent Messages
}
}
GX - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: gx
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"gx": {Diameter global gx data
"tx-timer": "integer", Gx transaction timer in seconds
"retransmits": "integer", Gx retransmit count
"is-enabled": "boolean" Gx state
}
}
PEERS - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: peers
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"peers": {Diameter peer global data
"conn-retry-timer": "integer", Connection retry timer in seconds
"trans-total": "integer", Total number of transactions
"tls-trustpoint": "string", TLS Trustpoint
"watchdog-timer": "integer", Watch dog timer in seconds
"peer-num": "integer", Total no.of peers
"transaction-timer": "integer", Transaction timer in seconds
"origin-realm": "string", Origin Realm
"origin-host": "string", Origin Host
"peer": [No description
{
"conn-retry-timer": "integer", Connection retry timer in seconds
"out-st-as": "integer", Outgoing STAs
"transaction-timer": "integer", Transaction timer in seconds
"out-ac-rs": "integer", Outgoing ACRs
"in-ac-as": "integer", Incoming ACAs
"out-st-rs": "integer", Outgoing STRs
"in-dw-rs": "integer", Incoming DWRs
"out-dp-as": "integer", Outgoing DPAs
"peer-name": "string", Peer Name
"firmware-revision": "integer", Firmware revision
"port-connect": "integer", Local Connection port
"port": "integer", Port number on which the peeris running
"out-as-rs": "integer", Outgoing ASRs
"in-as-as": "integer", Incoming ASAs
"in-cc-rs": "integer", Incoming CCRs
"out-dw-as": "integer", Outgoing DWAs
"out-ra-rs": "integer", Outgoing RARs
"received-transient-fails": "integer", Transient failures Received
"in-cc-as": "integer", Incoming CCAs
"in-as-rs": "integer", Incoming ASRs
"out-as-as": "integer", Outgoing ASAs
"out-dw-rs": "integer", Outgoing DWRs
"protocol-type": "string", Protocol Type
"state": "string", Peer Connection Status
"out-dp-rs": "integer", Outgoing DPRs
"in-aa-as": "integer", Incoming AAAs
"malformed-requests": "integer", Malformed Requests
"who-init-disconnect": "string", Who Initiated Disconnect
"vrf-name": "string", Vrf Name
"destination-host": "string", Destination host name
"last-disconnect-cause": "string", Last Disconnect Reason
"destination-realm": "string", Destination realm
"out-ra-as": "integer", Outgoing RAAs
"watchdog-timer": "integer", Watch dog timer in seconds
"out-cc-rs": "integer", Outgoing CCRs
"in-st-rs": "integer", Incoming STRs
"out-ac-as": "integer", Outgoing ACAs
"out-ce-rs": "integer", Outgoing CERs
"in-dp-rs": "integer", Incoming DPRs
"address": "string", IPv4 or IPv6 address of DIAMETER peer
"source-interface": "string", Source Interface
"sent-permanent-fails": "integer", Permanent Failures Sent
"security-type": "string", Security type used to transport
"in-ra-rs": "integer", Incoming RARs
"peer-index": "integer", Peer Index
"in-ce-as": "integer", Incoming CEAs
"in-st-as": "integer", Incoming STAs
"state-duration": "integer", State Duration in seconds
"in-ra-as": "integer", Incoming RAAs
"received-permanent-fails": "integer", Permanent Failures Received
"sent-proto-errors": "integer", Protocol Error Sent
"in-ce-rs": "integer", Incoming CERs
"received-proto-errors": "integer", Protocol Error Received
"in-dp-as": "integer", Incoming DPAs
"transport-down": "integer", Transport Down
"in-ac-rs": "integer", Incoming ACRs
"out-ce-as": "integer", Outgoing CEAs
"peer-type": "string", Peer Type
"in-dw-as": "integer", Incoming DWAs
"out-cc-as": "integer", Outgoing CCAs
"out-aa-rs": "integer", Outgoing AARs
"sent-transient-fails": "integer" Transient failures Sent
}
],
"source-interface": "string", Source Interface
"trans-max": "integer" Maximum number of transactions
}
}
PEER - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: peer
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"peer": {No description
"conn-retry-timer": "integer", Connection retry timer in seconds
"out-st-as": "integer", Outgoing STAs
"transaction-timer": "integer", Transaction timer in seconds
"out-ac-rs": "integer", Outgoing ACRs
"in-ac-as": "integer", Incoming ACAs
"out-st-rs": "integer", Outgoing STRs
"in-dw-rs": "integer", Incoming DWRs
"out-dp-as": "integer", Outgoing DPAs
"peer-name": "string", Peer Name
"firmware-revision": "integer", Firmware revision
"port-connect": "integer", Local Connection port
"port": "integer", Port number on which the peeris running
"out-as-rs": "integer", Outgoing ASRs
"in-as-as": "integer", Incoming ASAs
"in-cc-rs": "integer", Incoming CCRs
"out-dw-as": "integer", Outgoing DWAs
"out-ra-rs": "integer", Outgoing RARs
"received-transient-fails": "integer", Transient failures Received
"in-cc-as": "integer", Incoming CCAs
"in-as-rs": "integer", Incoming ASRs
"out-as-as": "integer", Outgoing ASAs
"out-dw-rs": "integer", Outgoing DWRs
"protocol-type": "string", Protocol Type
"state": "string", Peer Connection Status
"out-dp-rs": "integer", Outgoing DPRs
"in-aa-as": "integer", Incoming AAAs
"malformed-requests": "integer", Malformed Requests
"who-init-disconnect": "string", Who Initiated Disconnect
"vrf-name": "string", Vrf Name
"destination-host": "string", Destination host name
"last-disconnect-cause": "string", Last Disconnect Reason
"destination-realm": "string", Destination realm
"out-ra-as": "integer", Outgoing RAAs
"watchdog-timer": "integer", Watch dog timer in seconds
"out-cc-rs": "integer", Outgoing CCRs
"in-st-rs": "integer", Incoming STRs
"out-ac-as": "integer", Outgoing ACAs
"out-ce-rs": "integer", Outgoing CERs
"in-dp-rs": "integer", Incoming DPRs
"address": "string", IPv4 or IPv6 address of DIAMETER peer
"source-interface": "string", Source Interface
"sent-permanent-fails": "integer", Permanent Failures Sent
"security-type": "string", Security type used to transport
"in-ra-rs": "integer", Incoming RARs
"peer-index": "integer", Peer Index
"in-ce-as": "integer", Incoming CEAs
"in-st-as": "integer", Incoming STAs
"state-duration": "integer", State Duration in seconds
"in-ra-as": "integer", Incoming RAAs
"received-permanent-fails": "integer", Permanent Failures Received
"sent-proto-errors": "integer", Protocol Error Sent
"in-ce-rs": "integer", Incoming CERs
"received-proto-errors": "integer", Protocol Error Received
"in-dp-as": "integer", Incoming DPAs
"transport-down": "integer", Transport Down
"in-ac-rs": "integer", Incoming ACRs
"out-ce-as": "integer", Outgoing CEAs
"peer-type": "string", Peer Type
"in-dw-as": "integer", Incoming DWAs
"out-cc-as": "integer", Outgoing CCAs
"out-aa-rs": "integer", Outgoing AARs
"sent-transient-fails": "integer" Transient failures Sent
}
}
NAS - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: nas
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"nas": {Diameter NAS data
"list-of-nas": [No description
{
"accounting-status": "integer", Diameter ACR status start
"authorization-status": "integer", Diameter AAR status
"accounting-intrim-in-packets": "integer", Accounting intrim packet response in
"accounting-status-stop": "integer", Diameter ACR status stop
"method-list": "string", Method list used for authentication
"server-used-list": "string", Server used for authentication
"accounting-intrim-out-packets": "integer", Accounting intrim requests packets out
"disconnect-status": "integer", Diameter STR status
"authentication-status": "integer", Diameter AAR status
"aaa-session-id": "string", AAA session id
"diameter-session-id": "string" Diameter session id
}
],
"aaanas-id": "string" AAA NAS id
}
}
LIST-OF-NAS - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: list-of-nas
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"list-of-nas": {No description
"accounting-status": "integer", Diameter ACR status start
"authorization-status": "integer", Diameter AAR status
"accounting-intrim-in-packets": "integer", Accounting intrim packet response in
"accounting-status-stop": "integer", Diameter ACR status stop
"method-list": "string", Method list used for authentication
"server-used-list": "string", Server used for authentication
"accounting-intrim-out-packets": "integer", Accounting intrim requests packets out
"disconnect-status": "integer", Diameter STR status
"authentication-status": "integer", Diameter AAR status
"aaa-session-id": "string", AAA session id
"diameter-session-id": "string" Diameter session id
}
}
NAS-SUMMARY - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: nas-summary
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"nas-summary": {Diameter NAS summary
"authen-request-in-packets": "integer", Authentication request from client
"coa-request-packets": "integer", COA request from client
"pod-failed-packets": "integer", POD response with failure
"pod-response-out-packets": "integer", POD response forward to client
"pod-success-packets": "integer", POD response with success
"authorization-request-in-packets": "integer", Authourization request from cleint
"coa-response-out-packets": "integer", COA/RAR Response packet out
"accounting-interim-success-packets": "integer", Accounting interim response with success
"authen-response-fail-packets": "integer", Authentication response with failure
"disconnect-request-in-packets": "integer", Disconnect request from cleint
"accounting-start-response-packets": "integer", Accounting start response forward to client
"coa-success-packets": "integer", COA response with success
"accounting-stop-response-in-packets": "integer", Accounting stop packet response in
"accounting-stop-request-out-packets": "integer", Accounting stop requests packets out
"authorization-in-packets": "integer", Authorization response packet in
"disconnect-failed-response-packets": "integer", Disconnect response with failure
"disconnect-response-in-packets": "integer", Disconnect response packets in
"accounting-intrim-response-in-packets": "integer", Accounting interim packet response in
"accounting-interim-request-in-packets": "integer", Accounting Interim request from cleint
"accounting-response-in-packets": "integer", Accounting packet response in
"accounting-stop-success-response-packets": "integer", Accounting stop response with success
"accounting-stop-response-out-packets": "integer", Acct stop response forward to client
"coa-response-packets": "integer", COA response forward to client
"accounting-start-failed-packets": "integer", Accounting start response with failure
"authen-request-out-packets": "integer", Authentication request pkt out
"pod-request-in-packets": "integer", POD request from cleint
"accounting-start-request-packets": "integer", Accounting start request from cleint
"disconnect-request-out-packets": "integer", Disconnect request pkt out
"pod-in-packets": "integer", POD/RAR Request packets in
"accounting-request-out-packets": "integer", Accounting requests packets out
"pod-out-packets": "integer", PAD/RAR Response packets out
"authen-response-out-packets": "integer", Authentication response frwd to client
"coa-failed-packets": "integer", COA response with failure
"disconnect-response-out-packets": "integer", Disconnect response forward to client
"accounting-stop-failed-packets": "integer", Accounting stop response with failure
"accounting-start-success-packets": "integer", Accounting start response with success
"coa-request-in-packets": "integer", COA/RAR Request packet in
"authen-success-packets": "integer", Authentication response with success
"authorization-response-fail-packets": "integer", Authentication response with failure
"accounting-interim-request-out-packets": "integer", Accounting interim requests packets out
"authorization-response-out-packets": "integer", Authourization response frwd to client
"disconnect-success-response-packets": "integer", Disconnect response with success
"authorization-out-packets": "integer", Authorization request packet out
"accounting-stop-request-in-packets": "integer", Acct stop request from cleint
"accounting-interim-failed-packets": "integer", Accounting interim response with failure
"accounting-interim-response-out-packets": "integer", Accounting interim response frwd to client
"authen-response-in-packets": "integer", Authentication response pkt in
"authorization-response-success-packets": "integer" Authentication response with success
}
}
GY-SESSION-IDS - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: gy-session-ids
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"gy-session-ids": {Diameter Gy Session data list
"gy-session-id": [No description
{
"session-id": "integer", Session Id
"session-state": "string", Session State
"request-type": "string", Request Type
"parent-aaa-session-id": "integer", AAA Parent session id
"retry-count": "integer", Gy Retry count
"request-number": "integer", Request Number
"aaa-session-id": "integer", AAA session id
"diameter-session-id": "string" Diameter session id
}
]
}
}
GY-SESSION-ID - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: gy-session-id
ID of session-id
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"gy-session-id": {No description
"session-id": "integer", Session Id
"session-state": "string", Session State
"request-type": "string", Request Type
"parent-aaa-session-id": "integer", AAA Parent session id
"retry-count": "integer", Gy Retry count
"request-number": "integer", Request Number
"aaa-session-id": "integer", AAA session id
"diameter-session-id": "string" Diameter session id
}
}
GY-STATISTICS - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: gy-statistics
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"gy-statistics": {Diameter Gy Statistics data
"rar-received-error-messages": "integer", RAR Received Messages Error
"cca-update-error-messages": "integer", CCA Update Messages Error
"asr-received-error-messages": "integer", ASR Received Messages Error
"active-sessions": "integer", Total Active Sessions
"ccr-init-failed-messages": "integer", CCR Initial Messages Failed
"asr-received-messages": "integer", ASR Received Messages
"cca-update-messages": "integer", CCA Update Messages
"rar-received-messages": "integer", RAR Received Messages
"cca-init-error-messages": "integer", CCA Initial Messages Error
"raa-sent-error-messages": "integer", RAA Sent Messages Error
"open-sessions": "integer", Total Opened Sessions
"unknown-request-messages": "integer", Unknown Request Messages
"ccr-init-timed-out-messages": "integer", CCR Initial Messages Timed Out
"ccr-final-timed-out-messages": "integer", CCR Final Messages Timed Out
"ccr-final-failed-messages": "integer", CCR Final Messages Failed
"ccr-update-timed-out-messages": "integer", CCR Update Messages Timed Out
"asa-sent-error-messages": "integer", ASA Sent Messages Error
"close-sessions": "integer", Total Closed Sessions
"restore-sessions": "integer", Restore Sessions
"cca-final-error-messages": "integer", CCA Final Messages Error
"ccr-final-messages": "integer", CCR Final Messages
"ccr-update-messages": "integer", CCR Update Messages
"cca-init-messages": "integer", CCA Initial Messages
"ccr-update-failed-messages": "integer", CCR Update Messages Failed
"ccr-init-retry-messages": "integer", CCR Initial Messages retry
"asa-sent-messages": "integer", ASA Sent Messages
"ccr-init-messages": "integer", CCR Initial Messages
"cca-final-messages": "integer", CCA Final Messages
"ccr-update-retry-messages": "integer", CCR Update Messages retry
"ccr-final-retry-messages": "integer", CCR Final Messages retry
"raa-sent-messages": "integer" RAA Sent Messages
}
}
GX-SESSION-IDS - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: gx-session-ids
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"gx-session-ids": {Diameter Gx Session data list
"gx-session-id": [No description
{
"session-id": "integer", Session Id
"session-state": "string", Session State
"reavalidation-time": "string", Revalidation Time
"service-count": "integer", Gx Plus Service Count
"request-type": "string", Request Type
"retry-count": "integer", Gx Retry count
"request-number": "integer", Request Number
"diameter-session-id": "string", Diameter session id
"aaa-session-id": "integer", AAA session id
"gx-plus-services": "string" Gx Plus Services
}
]
}
}
GX-SESSION-ID - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: gx-session-id
ID of session-id
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"gx-session-id": {No description
"session-id": "integer", Session Id
"session-state": "string", Session State
"reavalidation-time": "string", Revalidation Time
"service-count": "integer", Gx Plus Service Count
"request-type": "string", Request Type
"retry-count": "integer", Gx Retry count
"request-number": "integer", Request Number
"diameter-session-id": "string", Diameter session id
"aaa-session-id": "integer", AAA session id
"gx-plus-services": "string" Gx Plus Services
}
}
NAS-SESSION - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: nas-session
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"nas-session": {Diameter Nas Session data
"list-of-nas": [No description
{
"accounting-status": "integer", Diameter ACR status start
"authorization-status": "integer", Diameter AAR status
"accounting-intrim-in-packets": "integer", Accounting intrim packet response in
"accounting-status-stop": "integer", Diameter ACR status stop
"method-list": "string", Method list used for authentication
"server-used-list": "string", Server used for authentication
"accounting-intrim-out-packets": "integer", Accounting intrim requests packets out
"disconnect-status": "integer", Diameter STR status
"authentication-status": "integer", Diameter AAR status
"aaa-session-id": "string", AAA session id
"diameter-session-id": "string" Diameter session id
}
],
"aaanas-id": "string" AAA NAS id
}
}
LIST-OF-NAS - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: list-of-nas
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"list-of-nas": {No description
"accounting-status": "integer", Diameter ACR status start
"authorization-status": "integer", Diameter AAR status
"accounting-intrim-in-packets": "integer", Accounting intrim packet response in
"accounting-status-stop": "integer", Diameter ACR status stop
"method-list": "string", Method list used for authentication
"server-used-list": "string", Server used for authentication
"accounting-intrim-out-packets": "integer", Accounting intrim requests packets out
"disconnect-status": "integer", Diameter STR status
"authentication-status": "integer", Diameter AAR status
"aaa-session-id": "string", AAA session id
"diameter-session-id": "string" Diameter session id
}
}


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It also means you can:
- make your data easy to find
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Contact product team
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To contact the team email:
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Instructions
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You need to print following logo in a paper or display in a screen first.
(The marker is known as Kanji Marker)
- Then visit this link and allow camera.
-
Turn on the camera and forcus into the printed marker, and you will see the virtual
arena setup on top of the camera video feed.
Please move away the camera a little if you can't see the environment correctly.
-
You can use the config panel in the top right corner to adjust the location.
- Turn on the Coordinate Marker and move the red color dot into any place within given limits
- Then please refresh the browser to see the updates
- Yellow color dot indicates the (0,0,0) coordinate.


DfE enquiries
Central newsdesk 020 7783 8300
General enquiries 0370 000 2288
Press release
Leading campaigner Natasha Devon becomes first ever Department for Education mental health champion.
The Department for Education’s ( DfE ) first ever mental health champion for schools will help to raise awareness and reduce the stigma around young people’s mental health.
Natasha Devon MBE - who works as a television pundit and writer - was chosen for the role following her extensive work with young people. This includes launching 2 organisations which give young people practical tips on dealing with mental health and body image concerns. As founder of the Self-Esteem Team and the Body Gossip education programme, Natasha has delivered classes to more than 50,000 teenagers, as well as their parents and teachers.
The move comes as part of a wider government commitment to improve children and young people’s mental health - including the way these services work with schools - with £1.25 billion to be invested specifically in young people’s mental health over the next 5 years. This money will transform local services so that every organisation involved with caring for children and young people works together to support them with their mental health, not just the National Health Service ( NHS ).
Alongside this, the Department of Health, working with NHS England, is investing £150 million over this Parliament to improve eating disorder services, backed up by a new standard so that young people who need help can be seen within 4 weeks or 1 week for urgent cases by 2020. The very worst emergency cases should find support within 24 hours. The funding will be used to improve community-based services so patients are helped earlier and fewer need in-patient care.
Having suffered from an eating disorder herself, Natasha Devon will use her personal experiences to champion young people’s mental health as widely as possible, and encourage more children to talk about the issues they are dealing with.
Education and Childcare Minister Sam Gyimah said:
Ensuring young people have access to good mental health support is vital. That is why we are promoting greater use of counselling in schools, improving teaching about mental health, and supporting joint working between mental health services and schools.
But we know there is more we can do. Natasha is an inspiration to many young people and I’m delighted to have her on board as our first mental health champion.
I know that together we can make a real difference in encouraging more young people to talk openly about mental health.
Writer and campaigner Natasha Devon said:
I’m so excited by this opportunity to improve the lives of even more young people. At present, 3 children per average classroom has a diagnosable mental health problem, with many more struggling with undiagnosed conditions such as anxiety.
This has a tangible impact not only on their happiness, but also on their potential. It’s therefore vital that we can improve the support available for children and teens.
This is a cause that’s very close to my heart, and I know from personal experience, as well as from the young people I have met, how crucial this work is. I’m looking forward to getting started and making a difference.
Health Minister Alistair Burt, who is responsible for mental health, said:
Mental health is a priority for this government and I’m proud that we are investing £1.25 billion in services for children and young people over the next 5 years, as well as introducing treatment targets for the first time so they get the help they need when they need it.
I’m delighted to support Minister Gyimah and the Department for Education in this fantastic initiative, which will help tackle stigma and help improve the mental health of every child and young person in this country.
Over the coming weeks and months, Natasha will work closely with the Education and Childcare Minister to help de-stigmatise young people’s mental health.
This comes as DfE has contributed £1.5 million to a joint pilot with NHS England to improve joint working between mental health services and schools. DfE is also providing nearly £5 million of additional funding for charities supporting mental health.
Central newsdesk 020 7783 8300
General enquiries 0370 000 2288
Published: 30 August 2015


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Created by MiTech LT
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Copyright 2013 readyState Software Limited Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.
Copyright 2013 Evgeny Shishkin Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.
Copyright 2013 Square, Inc. Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.


public class Executive
extends java.lang.Object
The Executive class handles the main game logic. This class handles the menu interactions, keeping track of the state of the game, and determining a winner.
Authors: Sean Cunningham, Samuel GilchristSean's KUID: 2935773
Sean's Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Sam's KUID: 2886577
Sam's Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Executive() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
clearTerminal()
Prints 50 newlines to the terminal to move any present text off screen.
|
char |
getValidShipDirection()
Prompts the user for a cardinal direction to orient their ship Continues to
prompt the user until valid input is received.
|
void |
helloWorld()
Prints "Hello World!" to the console
|
int |
letterToInt(char col)
Used to convert letters to ints, used when given coordinates in (A1-I9) form
|
boolean |
placeShip(Board board,
int shipSize,
java.lang.String shipNumber)
This method attempts to place a ship of size shipSize onto the provided Board
object.
|
boolean |
playerWon(Board enemyBoard)
This method determines whether a player has won the game.
|
void |
postMenu()
Displays the menu in the console.
|
void |
run()
This method drives the central game logic and flow.
|
java.lang.String |
safelyGetCoordinates()
This method prompts the user for coordinates in the format A1 (LETTERNUMBER)
This method handles bad input This method handles errors thrown by
Integer.parseInt() and letterToInt()
|
int |
safelyGetIntInput()
Requests an int from the user in the console until an int is successfully
received This method handles errors that are thrown by Integer.parseInt()
|
boolean |
validateShipNum(int num)
Validates that the input is an int from 1 to 5, inclusive.
|
public void helloWorld()
public void clearTerminal()
public int letterToInt(char col)
col
- The char input from the user representing a column on the boardjava.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if the char cannot be found within the
coordinateLetters array, meaning that it is
invalid input.
public void postMenu()
public boolean validateShipNum(int num)
num
- The int to validatepublic int safelyGetIntInput()
public java.lang.String safelyGetCoordinates()
public void run()
public boolean playerWon(Board enemyBoard)
enemyBoard
- An instance of the Board class containing the enemy
player's datapublic boolean placeShip(Board board, int shipSize, java.lang.String shipNumber)
board
- An instance of the Board class on which the ship will be
pla edshipSize
- The size of the ship to placeshipNumber
- A word such as "first", "second", "third", etc... which
describes to the user what number ship they are placing.public char getValidShipDirection()


Crystal Palace about to be sold for 250 million euros!
by BeSoccerAccording to 'The Sun', Crystal Palace could change ownership before Christmas. The British newspaper points out that a few businessmen are about to buy the London club for 250 million.
These are nerve-wracking times in the offices at Crystal Palace. According to 'The Sun', the club is currently owned by Americans Josh Harris and David Blitzer, in a co-ownership with Steve Parish. They are about to come to an agreement for the sale of the London club.
The British newspaper explains that the exact buyer is unknown, but that there is a consortium of "wealthy individuals and companies from different parts of the world" willing to put 250 million euros on the table.
Featured links
- Mourinho replaces Pochettino at Tottenham
- The latest football transfers news and rumours
- Wales, golf, Madrid... in that order
- Luis Enrique returns to Spain national team
This new group will have the intention of buying the whole club, including the shares that the North Americans, Steve Parish and minority shareholders have, which would come to 215 million. In addition to this, they would have to pay the 35 million of debt that the club is in.
The buyers have finally launched after some doubts following Wilfried Zaha's transfer request. After pre-empting a US business group and another related to Thaksin Shinawatra, the former owner of Manchester City, the club could even have new owners before Christmas.


Before Change
self.traci_connection.simulationStep()
// update all internal classes with current state data
self._update()
self.prev_last_lc = dict()
for veh_id in self.vehicles.get_ids():
// re-initialize the vehicles class with the states of the vehicles
After Change
self.traci_connection.simulationStep()
// collect subscription information from sumo
vehicle_obs = self.traci_connection.vehicle.getSubscriptionResults()
id_lists = self.traci_connection.simulation.getSubscriptionResults()
tls_obs = self.traci_connection.trafficlight.getSubscriptionResults()
// store new observations in the vehicles and traffic lights class
self.vehicles.update(vehicle_obs, id_lists, self)
self.traffic_lights.update(tls_obs)
self.prev_last_lc = dict()
for veh_id in self.vehicles.get_ids():
// re-initialize the vehicles class with the states of the vehicles


private const val REQUEST_CREATE_PERSON_2: Int
Request code for starting EditPersonActivity for result, to create a new Person to be used as the second person of the marriage.


Case Study: Monitoring Heap Histogram
WARP includes a HeapHistogramCollector
that can be used to monitor the effects of an experiment on the heap.
We use the attach API to sample the heap histogram, and write the resulting data to InfluxDB. Grafana can be used to visualize the heap measurements.
The HeapHistogramCollector
comes in two variants: “continuous” and “bracketed”. The continuous
version uses a separate thread to sample the heap at regularly specified intervals, while
the bracketed version takes a heap sample before and after an experimental test.
Both versions support the -live
flag, controlling whether or not GC should be invoked prior to sampling the heap.
Using this option ensures that only live, uncollectible objects on the heap are sampled.
The data sampled by this collector is equivalent to that obtained by running jmap -histo <pid>
, and
will be similar to this example:
num #instances #bytes class name
--------------------------------------
1: 1414 6013016 [I
2: 793 482888 [B
3: 2502 334928 <constMethodKlass>
4: 280 274976 <instanceKlassKlass>
5: 324 227152 [D
6: 2502 200896 <methodKlass>
7: 2094 187496 [C
8: 280 172248 <constantPoolKlass>
9: 3767 139000 [Ljava.lang.Object;
10: 260 122416 <constantPoolCacheKlass>
11: 3304 112864 <symbolKlass>
12: 160 72960 java2d.Tools$3
13: 192 61440 <objArrayKlassKlass>
14: 219 55640 [F
15: 2114 50736 java.lang.String
16: 2079 49896 java.util.HashMap$Entry
17: 528 48344 [S
18: 1940 46560 java.util.Hashtable$Entry
19: 481 46176 java.lang.Class
20: 92 43424 javax.swing.plaf.metal.MetalScrollButton
Further information on jmap and the histo
operation can be perused here
Here are some results from using the continuous variant of the HeapHistogramCollector
in order to view the number of Cat
s on the heap in Grafana. Note: byte usage on the heap is also recorded, but this Grafana query only displays the number of instances.
This data was generated by the following test:
- Instantiate a
MeasurementCollectionController
and aContinuousHeapHistogramCollector
- Register the Collector to the Controller
- Begin collection
- Periodically populate a
List[Cat]
with a random number of Cats and sleep - End collection
|
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That graph was exposed using this Query on the Grafana Query Builder:


Navy Secretary Ousted Over Mishandling of Navy SEAL Case
by Bronson StockingUPDATE:
President Trump addressed the termination of former Secretary of the Navy Richard Spencer on Sunday evening and announced that the current ambassador of Norway, Kenneth Braithwaite will replace Richard Spencer as Secretary of the Navy.
ORIGINAL STORY:
On Sunday, Defense Secretary Mark Esper fired Navy Secretary Richard Spencer over the secretary's handling of Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher.
"Secretary of Defense Mark T. Esper has asked for the resignation of Secretary of the Navy Richard Spencer after losing trust and confidence in him regarding his lack of candor over conversations with the White House involving the handling of Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher," Department of Defense spokesman Jonathan Hoffman said in a statement.
The New York Times reported on Saturday that the secretary of the Navy and the admiral leading the SEALs both threatened to resign or be fired if President Trump intervened in plans to strip the decorated Navy SEAL of his Trident Pin. Chief Gallagher was demoted after being convicted of posing for a photo with a dead ISIS fighter. President Trump reversed Chief Gallagher's demotion earlier this month.
The president tweeted his disagreement with the Navy's decision to begin the process of stripping Chief Gallagher of his Trident pin.
According to the Times, Navy Secretary Richard Spencer then said the process to remove Chief Gallagher's pin would continue because the secretary did not consider Trump's tweet to be a formal order. Of course, if he was confused about the commander-in-chief's orders he could have asked the president about it himself instead of gossiping about it with The New York Times.
Good riddance.


All of our logos:
on the lack of logos on our "logos" page
There are no logos on our logos page. However, the logos are still hosted here! You have to click the links individually, though; they don't just show up yet.
hey look, some actual logo links
Our plain logo (no numbers, just the emblem)Our pocket / button logo (emblem + team number [3268])
That big fancy logo up top that we put on posters and t-shirts and everything is at this link!
We'll put up more specific stuff sometime in the next few months, probably, like:
propogandaposters we've used in the past- club pass designs, for easy counterfeiting (I swear that spelling always looks wrong)
- old t-shirt designs
- new t-shirt designs!
- general-purpose t-shirt designs (just differently-colored versions of the big formal logo basically)
- vector
(.ai)
files of all above, for easy scaling and laser cutting


{% load publications_tags %} {% if selected_publications %} {% regroup selected_publications by get_publication_year as publicationdates %}


Metric and Imperial Converter
Instructions:
- Can convert 'gal' to 'L', 'lbs' to 'kg', 'mi' to 'km', and vice versa. (1 gal to 3.78541 L)
- Can use fractions, decimals or both in my parameter(ie. 5, 1/2, 2.5/6), but if nothing is provided it will default to 1.
- Can either type into the address bar or the box below
Example usage:
/api/convert?input=4gal
/api/convert?input=1/2km
/api/convert?input=5.4/3lbs
/api/convert?input=kg
Enter quantity and units:


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Quantifiers indicate numbers of characters or expressions to match.
Note: In the following, item refers not only to singular characters, but also includes character classes, Unicode property escapes, groups and ranges.
| Characters | Meaning |
|---|---|
x* |
Matches the preceding item "x" 0 or more times. For example, |
x+ |
Matches the preceding item "x" 1 or more times. Equivalent to |
x? |
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var wordEndingWithAs = /\w+a+\b/; var delicateMessage = "This is Spartaaaaaaa"; console.table(delicateMessage.match(wordEndingWithAs)); // [ "Spartaaaaaaa" ]
var singleLetterWord = /\b\w\b/g; var notSoLongWord = /\b\w{1,6}\b/g; var loooongWord = /\b\w{13,}\b/g; var sentence = "Why do I have to learn multiplication table?"; console.table(sentence.match(singleLetterWord)); // ["I"] console.table(sentence.match(notSoLongWord)); // [ "Why", "do", "I", "have", "to", "learn", "table" ] console.table(sentence.match(loooongWord)); // ["multiplication"]
var britishText = "He asked his neighbour a favour."; var americanText = "He asked his neighbor a favor."; var regexpEnding = /\w+ou?r/g; // \w+ One or several letters // o followed by an "o", // u? optionally followed by a "u" // r followed by an "r" console.table(britishText.match(regexpEnding)); // ["neighbour", "favour"] console.table(americanText.match(regexpEnding)); // ["neighbor", "favor"]
var text = "I must be getting somewhere near the centre of the earth."; var greedyRegexp = /[\w ]+/; // [\w ] a letter of the latin alphabet or a whitespace // + one or several times console.log(text.match(greedyRegexp)[0]); // "I must be getting somewhere near the centre of the earth" // almost all of the text matches (leaves out the dot character) var nonGreedyRegexp = /[\w ]+?/; // Notice the question mark console.log(text.match(nonGreedyRegexp)); // "I" // The match is the smallest one possible
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Sikh Organization in Care of Humanity


An ancient land with a young heart Which is embraced by green mountains and clean water A red holy land Where the colorful and passionate notes flow
Here is Daiyue District, Taian City, Shandong Province—the best investment city, enjoying beautiful scenery and rich resources, immersed in cultural history and landscape, and full of vigor and vitality.
Located in the central Shandong Province and at the foot of towering Mount Tai, Daiyue District is boarding on Wen River and close to the Capital City of Jinan, the City of Springs. Covering a total area of 917 km2, it governs 9 towns and 2 sub-districts, with a population of 598,000.
At present, Daiyue District is enjoying political stability, economic progress and social harmony and the people are happy about their lives and work.
We warmly welcome friends both at home and abroad to Daiyue District for visiting and investment so as to create a brilliant future together with us.
青山绿水拥抱着古老而年轻的土地，红色圣地流淌着多彩而激情的音符。这是一方钟灵毓秀、资源丰富的沃土，这是一座被人文历史与山水浸润的城市，这是一片充满生机与朝气的热土，这里就是山东省最佳投资城市——泰安市岱岳区。
岱岳区位于山东省中部，巍巍泰山脚下，悠悠汶水之滨，毗邻省会泉城济南。全区总面积917平方公里，辖9个乡镇、2个街道， 59.8万人。
今日岱岳，政通人和，经济发展，社会稳定。开放的岱岳区和热情的岱岳人民，将敞开怀抱竭诚欢迎海内外有识之士前来观光旅游、投资兴业，愿更多的朋友关心岱岳、了解岱岳，让我们携手共创美好明天！
Liu Laogen Grand Stage（刘老根大舞台）1.2.3
Swan Lake （天鹅湖）4.5.6
Sun Tribe（太阳部落）<IP_ADDRESS>
Tianyi Lake （天颐湖）<IP_ADDRESS>
Liyu Tourist Resort（里峪旅游度假区）<IP_ADDRESS>.19 http://img0.ph.126.net/GRHDslToHmFfzTIo6_vXEQ==/6632722530698828187.jpg
This page is synchronized from the post: Welcome to the Charming Daiyue! 魅力岱岳欢迎您


OpenStreetMap data as Mapbox Vector Tiles in an MBTiles file for data analysis.
In combination with a tile-based processing framework like TileReduce, OSM QA tiles allow for fast and parallelized analysis. You can use OSM QA tiles to conflate OpenStreetMap with other datasets, detect bugs like connectivity issues and monitor for vandalism.
Closed ways are represented as either LineString or Polygon geometries, depending on their tags.
This service is provided by Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team, and originally developed by Mapbox. If you have ideas to improve it, get in touch!
© OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed under the ODbL.
Created with minjur and tippecanoe.


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| GREEN TEA | L | BPO-GRADE1 | H | Retail Price | 180 | 300 | 1.0 % | 1000 | 1100 | 11000 |
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movie's
Trolls
Moana
Teen titans go!
My little pony
Powerpuff girls
Scooby-Doo!
About Me
My favourite Books>
My Family
MyPets
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Zend Framework
LICENSE
This source file is subject to the new BSD license that is bundled with this package in the file LICENSE.txt. It is also available through the world-wide-web at this URL: http://framework.zend.com/license/new-bsd If you did not receive a copy of the license and are unable to obtain it through the world-wide-web, please send an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>so we can send you a copy immediately.
close(
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read(
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write(
string $method, Zend_Uri_Http $uri, string $http_ver
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)
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Send request to the remote server
Overrides the traditional socket-based adapter class for Zend_Http_Client to enable logging of requests. All requests are logged to a location specified in the config as $config['logfile']. Requests and responses are logged after they are sent and received/processed, thus an error could prevent logging.
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Across: 1. Moves up through 100 branches (6) 4. Goddess lives twice (4) 7. Corn grinder's turn to wander aimlessly (8) 8. Interrupts holidays (6) 10. Ned and Carol mix together in strainer (8) 13. Bribed to help in garden (6) 14. Unpredictable queen has knave in charge (7) 15. Turned left behind Bobby Singer (6) 18. Re-organisation of south-east Paris is ambitious (7) 19. Prejudiced part of alibi, as editor was lying! (6) 20. Scarlet Order loses 500 in compensation (7) 25. Choice work pursued by 1 in 100 (6) 26. Taking Eliot back to studios (8) 27. Continue holding right note for petrifying woman! (6) 28. Possibly add, "Is one protected against rust?" (8) 29. And Laos is in turmoil! (4) 30. Jovial after initial removal of the eye? (6) Down: 1. Lanced clumsily in poor light (6) 2. I swallow one in France, after I am safe (6) 3. Communist toss-up is higher (6) 5. Masses on the motorway? (8) 6. Holds sword and refuses to join poets' strike (8) 7. 1dn centre in Scotland (4) 9. Walked about Dorset (6) 11. Doctor East's home is in China (7) 12. Gunners are on jetties with swords! (7) 13. Different water birds head east (7) 16. Ex-pupil has pine figure (6) 17. From water and air, etc, a body may return with germs... (8) 18. ...Also sore because of over-use of these? (8) 21. Native of Itchen? (6) 22. Sarah comes round and produces shoe (6) 23. Bit of broken stick is serious in the mouth! (6) 24. Old Degas returns without Bob (4)


Grids
Example 1 - Simple
Example 1a - Simple with Ajax
Example 2 - Formatters
Example 3 Editing
Example 3a Editing with delarative row add.
Example 4 Model
Example 5 Collapsing
Example 5a Collapsing With Improved Filtering
Example 5b Collapsing with Checkbox
Frozen Columns
Checkbox Row Select Example
Animation Test - loading faster
Animation Test 2 - loading faster
Auto Bind
Test Browser Window
Grid
Grid 2
Kitchen Sink
Include Tests
Paper Click
Parent Child example
Remote Communications
Routing the Router
Sibling Communication
Test Sink
Checkbox


This inspection reports final Kotlin classes and functions annotated with Spring @Component, @Configuration or @Bean annotations


--- layout: null section-type: work title: mywork --- ## My Work I'd like to share some examples of audio and video recordings I've made recently. Play Video


Id: 261
Name: Photography Cyborg
Status: unknown
Species: Robot
Type:
Gender: Male
OriginName: unknown
OriginUrl:
LocationName: Planet Squanch
LocationUrl: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/location/35
Image: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/avatar/261.jpeg
Episode: ['https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/episode/21']
Url: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/261
Created: 2017-12-31T13:38:53.640Z


delay:
duration:
iterations:
linear
ease
ease-in
ease-out
ease-in-out
cubic-bezier
timingFunc:
stop on last frame:
Animate!
Pause


Summary
On April 16, the Vanderbilt Institute for Smart Cities Operations Research (VISOR) hosted a Workshop on Data in Gentrification and Equitable Development at Vanderbilt University to address gentrification related issues faced by communities in Nashville. The goal of the workshop was to bring together a collaborative group of experts from academia, local government, and nonprofit organizations to evaluate challenges identified by city and community leaders and establish how these challenges can be better understood and solved through the use of data. In addition to building on partnerships between Metro Nashville and Vanderbilt, this workshop highlighted community and civic efforts that are actively supporting equitable development in neighborhoods across Nashville.
The workshop included keynote speeches by Dr. Ken Steif, the Program Director for the Master of Urban Spatial Analytics at the University of Pennsylvania, and Erin McElroy co-founder of the San Francisco-based Anti-Eviction Mapping Project.
Dr. Steif shared insights from his work using spatial analysis, econometrics, and machine learning to forecast gentrification for data driven public policy. Dr. Steif recapped his keynote address in a recent blog post titled: Teaching the machines about gentrification and equity.
Erin McElroy showcased community mapping, data visualization, and anti-eviction work that she has been pursuing in the San Francisco area. McElroy highlighted the power and importance of community level action and the positive changes then can occur through collective organizing efforts.
Attendees of the workshop also had two opportunities to participate in breakout session discussions to delve into specific topics surrounding gentrification and equitable development. Breakout session topics included transportation and gentrification, schools and gentrification, data and gentrification, differential impacts on diverse groups, health and gentrification, short term renter’s rights, and forecasting gentrification. Breakout groups then reported summaries of their discussions back to the entire group.
During the breakout session as well as during the keynotes multiple themes emerged including but not limited to the ability of data from public, private and non-profit (citizen actors) sources. With special attention given to the use of these sources to create forecasting tools that promote equitable development and combat gentrification.
Conversations also covered issues of governance and the democratization of data, and the need for all community actors to have access to information critical to protecting the rights and well-being of vulnerable populations facing displacement.
In addition to these keynote speeches and breakout discussions, the workshop also hosted several short talks by local academics and policymakers.
Dr. James Fraser from Vanderbilt University opened the workshop and spoke about the importance of addressing gentrification in Nashville, as well as past and current activism efforts.
Adriane Harris, the Director of the Mayor’s Office of Housing provided an overview of the Nashville landscape and discussed her office’s work to increase access to affordable housing in Nashville.
Dr. Wansoo Im, Associate Professor at Meharry Medical College, spoke about his efforts to use community mapping to improve pedestrian safety around Nashville schools.
Erik Cole, former Metro Chief Resilience Officer, and Anne Havard, Deputy Resilience Officer from the Mayor’s Office, closed the workshop with a discussion of future plans for Nashville and VISOR.
In response to the conversations and information shared during the workshop, there is a desire for collective efforts around creating “power maps” to better understand the layers of Nashville’s ‘smart city’ assembly, and the groups affiliated with this movement.
The creation of power maps will also address the widely shared concern of power and authority, and how these dynamics contribute to rapid gentrification in Nashville.
Data has the ability to provide powerful insights into inequities and injustices happening throughout our communities. However, data only tells a piece of a community’s narrative. Shifting the perception that communities simply create noise around issues of injustice to communities having an equitable voice in creating sustainable change, will require efforts from all members of our community, including those at the policy, civic, and academic levels.
Moving forward, although the formal VISOR project is winding down, we hope to continue this important work and consolidate workshop insights into a Data in Gentrification and Equitable Development Report to be shared with all attendees and Nashville policymakers.


I have experimented with Robitussin Maximum Strength Cough for over a year now, and I would like to relate my findings.
I am not currently under the effects of DXM. My girlfriend did not like the dramatic changes that manifested in my personality. I did. Argument ensued. I decided to quit.
I learned about DXM at a small party in the spring of 1999. Up until then the only drugs I had used were pot and acid, the latter only once.
The person that told me about it was mentioning it as an alternative to acid, which I had been looking around for for the longest time with none in the area to be found.
This person was misinformed though about the stuff. I went home though and did my research on the internet, and found out that RMSC was the stuff I wanted, not the Max cough and cold.
This person also had told me that it made you hallucinate by eating the lining of your stomach, somehow causing the effects. This was nonsense.
I've experimented downing it in a number of ways.
Dose cup by dose cup, chugging the bottle, chugging and drinking a bottle of water, dosing alternating with grapefruit juice shots. I have not found any difference in what ultimately happens, except with the water.
The effects are cumulative, and increase in enjoyablity as you adapt. You the reader could go out right now and buy a bottle for five dollars and chug it and experience very little to nothing. But if you did that everyday for a week to a week in a half, using your best judgement, you would begin to notice a DEFINITE change in your thinking and actions.
Negative thoughts could not penetrate my calm mind, my upbeat mind, nor my sleeping mind. DXM is a euphoriant, so that is why. Again though, it's cumulative, so don't expect anything without experimenting.
At first I had no idea what I was doing. None whatsoever. But the substance has a way of correcting your behavior in terms of how you find out what works and what doesn't.
I don't know how it works, but the water somehow prolongs the effects up to 6-7 hours. Actually plain water is the best thing I have ever taken with DXM. Not mixed or anything...just afterwards. I would always drink bottles and bottles of water because I was being cautious with my kidneys. It is a syrup, and it's being dumped into your system wholesale.
The negatives I've experienced:
Dosing too high for being in public (anything over 4 oz for my body weight)
Not being able to concentrate for a period of time, usually less than two minutes. This occurs probably two hours into my experiences.
Slight nausea.
Heavy nausea, accompanied by vomiting and not being able to keep anything on my stomach.
Gradual loss of my ability to walk decently while being on it. I have gone to stand up from chairs and had to sit immediately back down in embarrassment because no one knew I was on it. If I would have gone to walk, they would have been able to tell something was definitely up. This occurs generally towards the end of the trip.
Insomnia.
Conflicts with my loved ones, who have no idea what sustained, controllable euphoria actually feels like, nor how dramatically it alters your self-image.
Heavy sweating, dry mouth.
Constantly wanting more to prolong the effects. Bottoming out can be avoided..there is no coming down unless you can't find a bottle, and even then the residual effects can last upwards of a week. Two to three days is more common in my experience.
Being viewed as delusional.
Excitability.
Overemotion stages.
Motor skills drastically degenerating.
Slurred words. Not so much speech in general.
Et al.
Again, most of these effects occur when you don't know what you're doing, when you think you have control of the drug and not the other way around.
Some of the positives, and I am leaving out the psychological aspects, which are profound:
Diminishing of physical pain. This helps in all kinds of things. Use your mind and experiment. I find stretching to be extremely pleasurable, and I could stretch easily beyond my non-DXM zones.
Inability to achieve orgasm (unless you're definitely persistent and tenacious), coupled with a dramatic increase in the enjoyable qualities of sex.
Lucid thought.
Out of body experiences.
Lucid dreaming.
An increase, after an initial orientation with, ESP.
The ability to talk to anyone anywhere, unabashedly.
There is a lot more. This was the tip of the iceberg with my experience. It's really sad that others can't see the difference between use and abuse, as they label anything they are scared of or ignorant of as abuse.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Welcome to my website, here I will explain my projects and to get to know me a little better too.


Tcl_Sleep - delay execution for a given number of milliseconds
#include <tcl.h>
Tcl_Sleep(ms)
- int ms (in)
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Number of milliseconds to sleep.
This procedure delays the calling process by the number of
milliseconds given by the ms parameter and returns
after that time has elapsed. It is typically used for things
like flashing a button, where the delay is short and the
application need not do anything while it waits. For longer
delays where the application needs to respond to other events
during the delay, the procedure Tcl_CreateTimerHandler
should be used instead of Tcl_Sleep.
sleep, time, wait
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Copyright © 1990 The Regents of the University of California.
Copyright © 1994-1996 Sun Microsystems, Inc.


title = "Index" url = "/" layout = "default" is_hidden = 0 ==
you are good to go with Tailwind CSS 2...


Hello, App Engine!
Hello, App Engine!
Enter your name and press the button below to call
MyServlet
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Say "Hello"


Displayed here are the basic abilities of the ImageLoader Utility. Images are loaded only after triggers are fired or time limits are reached.
Hover over each image to show its triggers and its time limit. Try tripping the triggers to see the load reactions. Refresh the page to reset the images.


Write a program that uses a single synchronous filesystem operation to read a file and print the number of newlines it contains to the console (stdout), similar to running cat file | wc -l
.
The full path to the file to read will be provided as the first command-line argument. You do not need to make your own test file.
To perform a filesystem operation you are going to need the fs
module from the Node core library. To load this kind of module, or any other "global" module, use the following incantation:
var fs = require('fs')
Now you have the full fs
module available in a variable named fs
.
All synchronous (or blocking) filesystem methods in the fs
module end with 'Sync'. To read a file, you'll need to use fs.readFileSync('/path/to/file')
. This method will return a Buffer
object containing the complete contents of the file.
Documentation on the fs
module can be found by pointing your browser here:
/node_apidoc/fs.html
Buffer
objects are Node's way of efficiently representing arbitrary arrays of data, whether it be ascii, binary or some other format. Buffer
objects can be converted to strings by simply calling the toString()
method on them. e.g. var str = buf.toString()
.
Documentation on Buffer
s can be found by pointing your browser here:
/node_apidoc/buffer.html
If you're looking for an easy way to count the number of newlines in a string, recall that a JavaScript String
can be .split()
into an array of substrings and that '\n' can be used as a delimiter. Note that the test file does not have a newline character ('\n') at the end of the last line, so using this method you'll end up with an array that has one more element than the number of newlines.


General Information
- Breed Purpose
- Ornamental
- Comb
- Pea
- Broodiness
- Frequent
- Climate Tolerance
- All Climates
- Egg Productivity
- Low
- Egg Size
- Medium
- Egg Color
- Light Brown
- Breed Temperament
- Aggressive, Friendly, Bears confinement well, Quiet
- Breed Colors/Varieties
- Black breasted red, wheaten, dark, spangled, and white, duckwing, blue breasted red, and black.
- Breed Size
- Large Fowl
The Asil or Aseel is a breed of chicken originating from the South Punjab/Sindh area of Pakistan and India. Asils were first used for sport, but are gaining popularity in the exhibition world. The breed is generally unstandardised in South Asia and India, but popularity has increased in the western world in recent times with the breed standardised in the British, Australian and American standards.
Asils are not recommend for beginner chicken keepers as they can be "a handful". They are known to be very aggressive towards other chickens, the chicks often fight when they are just a few weeks old and mature roosters will fight each other to death. Hens can also be very aggressive towards each other and it is advised that they be kept separated. Towards humans Asils are generally very tame though.
The hens are not good layers, but make excellent broodies. Egg production depends on the Asil variety, the small Asil are known to be very poor layers, sometimes laying just 6 eggs a year, whereas larger Asil can lay around 40 eggs a year.
Asil egg
Asil chicks
Asil hen
Asil rooster
For more information on this breed and their owners' and breeders' experiences with them, see our breed discussion here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/chicken-breed-focus-aseel-asil.1051581/
Asils are not recommend for beginner chicken keepers as they can be "a handful". They are known to be very aggressive towards other chickens, the chicks often fight when they are just a few weeks old and mature roosters will fight each other to death. Hens can also be very aggressive towards each other and it is advised that they be kept separated. Towards humans Asils are generally very tame though.
The hens are not good layers, but make excellent broodies. Egg production depends on the Asil variety, the small Asil are known to be very poor layers, sometimes laying just 6 eggs a year, whereas larger Asil can lay around 40 eggs a year.
Asil egg
Asil chicks
Asil hen
Asil rooster
For more information on this breed and their owners' and breeders' experiences with them, see our breed discussion here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/chicken-breed-focus-aseel-asil.1051581/


Basic set of tags(
,
, and
), doesn't cover every possible type of page element or layout choice.
For this, we need class and ID, to target the specific areas in the website.
Using class and ID selectors, the page can have the same HTML element, but present it differently depending on its class or ID.
In the CSS, a class selector is a name preceded by a full stop (“.”) and an ID selector is a name preceded by a hash character (“#”). So the CSS might look something like:
#top {
background-color: #ccc;
padding: 20px
}
.intro {
color: red;
font-weight: bold;
}
The HTML refers to the CSS by using the attributes id and class. It could look something like this:

Chocolate curry

This is my recipe for making curry purely with chocolate

Mmm mm mmmmm

The difference between an ID and a class is that an ID can be used to identify one element, whereas a class can be used to identify more than one.
A good analogy for an IDs are to think of an ID as a public holiday. There are only one Christmas and one Easter each year, and they are both celebrated in different ways.
Classes are for when applying the same styles to multiple elements. .bold, .italic, .aligncenter, .floatleft are examples of good uses for classes, because you're going to (potentially) want to make multiple items on your page bold, italic, center aligned or floated to the left.


A highly available, programmatic, metrics evidence-based web dashboard, built to deliver up-to-minute-resolution database service’s availability information to users.
We are drafting this SLA for DB Workload Dashboards Services. Regardless, Heimdall(both Web portal and Restful service) is near 24/7 running compare to old-fashion manually updated powerpoint.
NRP means Near real time. Kafka is able to NRT and Storm on HBase is scaleble. At this moment we are consuming data from Graphite with weekly ETL scheduled. The team is working on to migrate it to ArgusCore.
First time using Heimdall or Argus? No problem. This session will help you find the right resource you want.
First you will need to login, clicked the button above 'Try it now', it will navigate to argus login page. Alternatively, you may also typing url into browser yourself and hit enter. The username and password will be your salesforce sigle signon credentials(SSO). Same credential you login to email.
Example: paste them into Browser and hit enter
Chrome or Firefox
1https://www.sfdc.co/Heimdall_ava
Chrome or Firefox
1https://aloha.my.salesforce.com
Now after you log in, you should be able to see a panel like this screen shot below.
Go to Dashboard Tab, and in the Dashboard Search box, you may type in DSR-na12, That is just an example we prepared for you.
To futher read how to use other component of this pannel, please check Argus's Chatter group
Please note that this might take a while to load a dashboard. Depends on the data volume selected and your intenet condition.
To learn how to customize it, you may just start play around those buttons. Those options are prettly self-explained. however note that
Start time and end time: you must follow format as 20120102.01:03 note the usage of dot and colon
At Pod you must give the correct full name. format as Datacenter.SuperPod.Pod
Customization Options
1 Date: YYYYMMDD.HH.MM
2 Pod: Datacenter.SuperPod.Pod
In some case you may not see any data, this is because at our backend the data has not been loaded yet (refer to our presentation Architecture page). In that case, please let us know and we will load that data for you.
To futher read how to use other component of this pannel, please check Argus's Chatter group
(In development) This session will help you to deploy a full-suite Heimdall for your team using your exising argus pipeline. We dont have capacity to go further on this path yet, however, we denefitly want to. For now, all components is checked in at github at salesforce. Feel free to take a look.
Continue readingHeimdall Total Availblity Dashbaord is architectured as a part of Argus. This means all its components are opensourced and free to re-distribute based on your teams need. Argus components includes ArgusCore, ArgusWebService and ArgusWeb. In addition to that, at our github you will find GrahiteETL, GrahiteWebService etc to fit different needs. If you need help to set a pipeline up for your team, please let us know.


Source code for pyscrapers.core.ffprobe
"""
This is a module that returns information about video streams based on running ffprobe
as a subprocess.
References:
- http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3844430/how-to-get-the-duration-of-a-video-in-python/3844467
"""
import json
import subprocess
[docs]def probe(vid_file_path):
""" Give a json from ffprobe command line
@vid_file_path : The absolute (full) path of the video file, string.
"""
if isinstance(vid_file_path, str):
raise ValueError('Give ffprobe a full file path of the video')
args = [
"ffprobe",
"-loglevel",
"quiet",
"-print_format",
"json",
# "-show_format",
"-show_streams",
"-select_streams",
"v",
vid_file_path,
]
return json.loads(subprocess.check_output(args).decode())
[docs]def width(vid):
_json = probe(vid)
return int(_json["streams"][0]["width"])
[docs]def height(vid):
_json = probe(vid)
return int(_json["streams"][0]["height"])
[docs]def duration(vid_file_path):
""" Video's duration in seconds, return a float number
"""
_json = probe(vid_file_path)
if 'format' in _json:
if 'duration' in _json['format']:
return float(_json['format']['duration'])
if 'streams' in _json:
# commonly stream 0 is the video
for s in _json['streams']:
if 'duration' in s:
return float(s['duration'])
# if everything didn't happen,
# we got here because no single 'return' in the above happen.
raise ValueError('I found no duration')


In calculus, integration by substitution, also known as u-substitution or change of variables,is a method for evaluating integrals. Direct application of the fundamental theorem of calculus to find an antiderivative can be quite difficult, and integration by substitution can help simplify that task. It is the counterpart to the chain rule for differentiation, in fact, it can loosely be thought of as using the chain rule "backwards." When evaluating a definite integral, it may be simpler to completely deduce the antiderivative before applying the boundaries of integration.
Suppose hat \(F(u)\) is an antiderivative of \(f(u)\)
\(\int f(u)du = F(u) +C.\)
Assuming that \(u = u(x) \) is a differentiable function and using the
chain rule, we have
\(\frac{d}{dx}F(u(x))\) \(=\) \(F'(u(x))u'(x) = f(u(x))u'(x)\)
Integrating both sides gives
\(\int f(u(x))u'(x) dx \) \(=\) \(F(u(x)) + C\)
Hence \(\int
f(u(x))u'(x) dx \) \(=\) \(\int f(u)du\), where \(u = u(x)\)
This is the substitution rule formula for indefinite integrals.
The substitution method (also called \(u\) − substitution) is used when an integral contains some function and its derivative. In this case, we can set \(u\) equal to the function and rewrite the integral in terms of the new variable \(u\) . This makes the integral easier to solve.
Substitution can be used to determine antiderivatives. One chooses a relation between \(x\) and \(u\), determines the corresponding relation between \(dx\) and \(du\) by differentiating, and performs the substitutions. An antiderivative for the substituted function can hopefully be determined; the original substitution between \(x\) and \(u\) is then undone.
One may also use substitution when integrating functions of several
variables. Here the substitution function \((v1,...,vn)\) = \(φ(u1, ...,
un)\) needs to be injective and continuously differentiable, and the
differentials transform as
\(dv_{1}\cdots dv_{n}=\) \( |\det(D\varphi )(u_{1},\ldots
,u_{n})|\,du_{1}\cdots du_{n}\)
Where, \(\det(D\varphi )(u_{1},\ldots ,u_{n})\) denotes the determinant of the Jacobian matrix of partial derivatives of \(φ\) at the point \((u1, ..., un)\). This formula expresses the fact that the absolute value of the determinant of a matrix equals the volume of the parallelotope spanned by its columns or rows.


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