Through our analysis we found two conclusions. Firstly the tracking of distance had only a slight variance between the dedicated fitness tracker - Garmin watch, and “My Track” iPhone application. This is a big take away as it shows that even an older iPhone model such as the 5s can track as well as the Garmin Watch where the primary function is to record fitness data. We tested by placing the phone in different places on the body and it didn’t hinder the tracking of distance. This is a very useful discovery, as placing a phone anywhere on the body has no impact in its tracking of distances. The other conclusion from our analysis and findings was that the Garmin Watch was a little more favoured than carrying a phone while running or walking. While both devices scored high in the participants comfort levels, the Garmin scored generally higher with scores of 5’s and 4’s. The questions we asked the participants also pointed to the Garmin Watch being more comfortable as they didn’t have to worry about where the phone is while they go about with their exercise. Overall, we have found that people prefer the design of the Garmin, as they would not have to worry about it while exercising. Comfortability is high with the Garmin and moderately high with the iPhone. In future designs of fitness products, the location on where it would be placed on a person’s body does not hinder the accuracy of tracking distance. This was proven as an older iPhone was able to keep up with a dedicated fitness tracker in the Garmin watch, regardless of the position kept on the body.
We conducted our test on a very few amount of people. This was due to the weather being a little bad on the day and also the timing of the day. We would've like to have more participants run the test, to get more data that we could have compared. Being limited to the small sample size felt like we did not get a complete picture of the comparability of the Garmin and “My Track” iPhone application. In the future, more participants would have led us to get more answers, maybe leading to a bigger variance in comfort and also the accuracy of distance travelled. Another improvement we wanted was the tracking of distance at multiple points while on the run. Initially we thought that both the application and Garmin would do this automatically. This was something we hoped to test, but was set back once we extracted the data and found it was not the case. If we were able to do this, we could measure the accuracy of the iPhone in more detail against the Garmin. One last improvement that could be made is to run the experiment on a running track. By doing so we would have an accurate measurement that we could compare both the Garmin and iPhone application to. We could also test the accuracy of capturing meters travelled over various distances, e.g. 100m, 400m, 1km, 2km. This would give us a idea if the iPhone can accurately track distances over longer distances while placing it on various parts of the body.
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2.0.1¶
map¶
background-image¶
Type: uri
Default Value: (transparent)
An image that is repeated below all features on a map as a background.
srs¶
Type: string
Default Value: +proj=longlat +ellps=WGS84 +datum=WGS84 +no_defs (The proj4 literal of EPSG:4326 is assumed to be the Map’s spatial reference and all data from layers within this map will be plotted using this coordinate system. If any layers do not declare an srs value then they will be assumed to be in the same srs as the Map and not transformations will be needed to plot them in the Map’s coordinate space)
Map spatial reference (proj4 string)
buffer-size¶
Type: float
Default Value: 0 (No buffer will be used)
Extra tolerance around the map (in pixels) used to ensure labels crossing tile boundaries are equally rendered in each tile (e.g. cut in each tile). Not intended to be used in combination with “avoid-edges”.
base¶
Type: string
Default Value: (This base path defaults to an empty string meaning that any relative paths to files referenced in styles or layers will be interpreted relative to the application process.)
Any relative paths used to reference files will be understood as relative to this directory path if the map is loaded from an in memory object rather than from the filesystem. If the map is loaded from the filesystem and this option is not provided it will be set to the directory of the stylesheet.
font-directory¶
Type: uri
Default Value: none (No map-specific fonts will be registered)
Path to a directory which holds fonts which should be registered when the Map is loaded (in addition to any fonts that may be automatically registered).
polygon¶
polygon-fill¶
Type: color
Default Value: rgba(128,128,128,1) (gray and fully opaque (alpha = 1), same as rgb(128,128,128))
Fill color to assign to a polygon
polygon-gamma¶
Type: float
Default Value: 1 (fully antialiased) Range: 0-1 Level of antialiasing of polygon edges
line¶
line-color¶
Type: color
Default Value: rgba(0,0,0,1) (black and fully opaque (alpha = 1), same as rgb(0,0,0))
The color of a drawn line
line-join¶
Type: keyword
Possible values: miter
round
bevel
Default Value: miter
The behavior of lines when joining
line-cap¶
Type: keyword
Possible values: butt
round
square
Default Value: butt
The display of line endings
line-gamma¶
Type: float
Default Value: 1 (fully antialiased) Range: 0-1 Level of antialiasing of stroke line
line-dasharray¶
Type: numbers
Default Value: none (solid line)
A pair of length values [a,b], where (a) is the dash length and (b) is the gap length respectively. More than two values are supported for more complex patterns.
line-dash-offset¶
Type: numbers
Default Value: none (solid line)
valid parameter but not currently used in renderers
line-rasterizer¶
Type: keyword
Possible values: full
fast
Default Value: full
Exposes an alternate AGG rendering method that sacrifices some accuracy for speed.
markers¶
marker-file¶
Type: uri
Default Value: (An ellipse or circle, if width equals height)
An SVG file that this marker shows at each placement. If no file is given, the marker will show an ellipse.
marker-line-width¶
Type: float
Default Value: 0.5
The width of the stroke around the marker, in pixels. This is positioned on the boundary, so high values can cover the area itself.
marker-placement¶
Type: keyword
Possible values: point
line
Default Value: line
Attempt to place markers on a point once or on a line repeatedly
marker-type¶
Type: keyword
Possible values: arrow
ellipse
Default Value: ellipse
The default marker-type. If a SVG file is not given as the marker-file parameter, the renderer provides either an arrow or an ellipse (a circle if height is equal to width)
marker-width¶
Type: float
Default Value: 10
The width of the marker, if using one of the default types.
marker-height¶
Type: float
Default Value: 10
The height of the marker, if using one of the default types.
marker-allow-overlap¶
Type: boolean
Default Value: false (Do not allow makers to overlap with each other - overlapping markers will not be shown.)
Control whether overlapping markers are shown or hidden.
marker-ignore-placement¶
Type: boolean
Default Value: false (do not store the bbox of this geometry in the collision detector cache)
value to control whether the placement of the feature will prevent the placement of other features
marker-max-error¶
Type: float
Default Value: 0.2
The maximum difference between actual marker placement and the marker-spacing parameter. Setting a high value can allow the renderer to try to resolve placement conflicts with other symbolizers.
shield¶
shield-name¶
Type: string
Default Value:
Value to use for a shield”s text label. Data columns are specified using brackets like [column_name]
shield-unlock-image¶
Type: boolean
Default Value: false (text alignment relative to the shield image uses the center of the image as the anchor for text positioning.)
This parameter should be set to true if you are trying to position text beside rather than on top of the shield image
shield-placement¶
Type: keyword
Possible values: point
line
vertex
interior
Default Value: point
How this shield should be placed. Point placement attempts to place it on top of points, line places along lines multiple times per feature, vertex places on the vertexes of polygons, and interior attempts to place inside of polygons.
shield-avoid-edges¶
Type: boolean
Default Value: false
Tell positioning algorithm to avoid labeling near intersection edges.
shield-min-distance¶
Type: float
Default Value: 0
Minimum distance to the next shield symbol, not necessarily the same shield.
shield-spacing¶
Type: float
Default Value: 0
The spacing between repeated occurrences of the same shield on a line
shield-min-padding¶
Type: float
Default Value: 0
Determines the minimum amount of padding that a shield gets relative to other shields
shield-wrap-character¶
Type: string
Default Value:
Use this character instead of a space to wrap long names.
shield-halo-fill¶
Type: color
Default Value: #FFFFFF (white)
Specifies the color of the halo around the text.
shield-character-spacing¶
Type: float
Default Value: 0
Horizontal spacing between characters (in pixels). Currently works for point placement only, not line placement.
shield-line-spacing¶
Type: float
Default Value: 0
Vertical spacing between lines of multiline labels (in pixels)
shield-text-dx¶
Type: float
Default Value: 0
Displace text within shield by fixed amount, in pixels, +/- along the X axis. A positive value will shift the text right
shield-text-dy¶
Type: float
Default Value: 0
Displace text within shield by fixed amount, in pixels, +/- along the Y axis. A positive value will shift the text down
shield-dx¶
Type: float
Default Value: 0
Displace shield by fixed amount, in pixels, +/- along the X axis. A positive value will shift the text right
shield-dy¶
Type: float
Default Value: 0
Displace shield by fixed amount, in pixels, +/- along the Y axis. A positive value will shift the text down
shield-opacity¶
Type: float
Default Value: 1
(Default 1.0) - opacity of the image used for the shield
shield-text-opacity¶
Type: float
Default Value: 1
(Default 1.0) - opacity of the text placed on top of the shield
shield-horizontal-alignment¶
Type: keyword
Possible values: left
middle
right
auto
Default Value: middle
The shield’s horizontal alignment from its centerpoint
shield-text-transform¶
Type: keyword
Possible values: none
uppercase
lowercase
capitalize
Default Value: none
Transform the case of the characters
shield-no-text¶
Type: boolean
Default Value: false
Whether the shield should make room for a text label.
shield-justify-alignment¶
Type: string
Default Value: middle
Define how text in a shield’s label is justified
line-pattern¶
line-pattern-file¶
Type: uri
Default Value: none
An image file to be repeated and warped along a line
polygon-pattern¶
polygon-pattern-file¶
Type: uri
Default Value: none
Image to use as a repeated pattern fill within a polygon
polygon-pattern-alignment¶
Type: keyword
Possible values: local
global
Default Value: local
Specify whether to align pattern fills to the layer or to the map.
polygon-pattern-gamma¶
Type: float
Default Value: 1 (fully antialiased) Range: 0-1 Level of antialiasing of polygon pattern edges
raster¶
raster-opacity¶
Type: float
Default Value: 1 (opaque)
The opacity of the raster symbolizer on top of other symbolizers.
raster-mode¶
Type: keyword
Possible values: normal
grain_merge
grain_merge2
multiply
multiply2
divide
divide2
screen
hard_light
Default Value: normal
The blending technique used to overlay this raster image on the layer below. Normal simply covers the layer. Grain merge adds the two layers together and subtracts 128 from the value, making the resulting area sometimes high-contrast. Screen often gives a lighter, washed-out appearance. Multiply multiplies the pixels, giving a high-contrast result. Divide divides the upper layer by the lower layer, making a lighter version.
raster-filter-factor¶
Type: float
Default Value: -1 (Allow the datasource to choose appropriate downscaling.)
This is used by the Raster or Gdal datasources to pre-downscale images using overviews. Higher numbers can sometimes cause much better scaled image output, at the cost of speed.
raster-scaling¶
Type: keyword
Possible values: fast
bilinear
bilinear8
bicubic
spline16
gaussian
lanczos
Default Value: fast
The scaling algorithm used to making different resolution versions of this raster layer. Bilinear is a good compromise between speed and accuracy, while lanczos gives the highest quality.
raster-mesh-size¶
Type: integer
Default Value: 16 (Reprojection mesh will be 1/16 of the resolution of the source image)
A reduced resolution mesh is used for raster reprojection, and the total image size is divided by the mesh-size to determine the quality of that mesh. Values for mesh-size larger than the default will result in faster reprojection but might lead to distortion.
point¶
point-allow-overlap¶
Type: boolean
Default Value: false (Do not allow points to overlap with each other - overlapping markers will not be shown.)
Control whether overlapping points are shown or hidden.
point-ignore-placement¶
Type: boolean
Default Value: false (do not store the bbox of this geometry in the collision detector cache)
value to control whether the placement of the feature will prevent the placement of other features
point-opacity¶
Type: float
Default Value: 1 (Fully opaque)
A value from 0 to 1 to control the opacity of the point
point-placement¶
Type: keyword
Possible values: centroid
interior
Default Value: centroid
How this point should be placed. Centroid calculates the geometric center of a polygon, which can be outside of it, while interior always places inside of a polygon.
text¶
text-name¶
Type: string
Default Value:
Value to use for a text label. Data columns are specified using brackets like [column_name]
text-ratio¶
Type: float
Default Value: 0
Define the amount of text (of the total) present on successive lines when wrapping occurs
text-wrap-width¶
Type: float
Default Value: 0
Length of a chunk of text in characters before wrapping text
text-wrap-character¶
Type: string
Default Value:
Use this character instead of a space to wrap long text.
text-character-spacing¶
Type: float
Default Value: 0
Horizontal spacing adjustment between characters in pixels
text-label-position-tolerance¶
Type: float
Default Value: 0
Allows the label to be displaced from its ideal position by a number of pixels
text-max-char-angle-delta¶
Type: float
Default Value: none
If present, the maximum angle change, in degrees, allowed between adjacent characters in a label. This will stop label placement around sharp corners.
text-opacity¶
Type: float
Default Value: 1 (Fully opaque)
A number from 0 to 1 specifying the opacity for the text
text-halo-fill¶
Type: color
Default Value: #FFFFFF (white)
Specifies the color of the halo around the text.
text-dx¶
Type: float
Default Value: 0
Displace text by fixed amount, in pixels, +/- along the X axis. A positive value will shift the text right
text-dy¶
Type: float
Default Value: 0
Displace text by fixed amount, in pixels, +/- along the Y axis. A positive value will shift the text down
text-vertical-alignment¶
Type: keyword
Possible values: top
middle
bottom
Default Value: middle (Default affected by value of dy; “bottom” for dy>0, “top” for dy<0.)
Position of label relative to point position.
text-avoid-edges¶
Type: boolean
Default Value: false
Tell positioning algorithm to avoid labeling near intersection edges.
text-min-distance¶
Type: float
Default Value: 0
Minimum permitted distance to the next text symbolizer.
text-min-padding¶
Type: float
Default Value: 0
Determines the minimum amount of padding that a text symbolizer gets relative to other text
text-min-path-length¶
Type: float
Default Value: 0 (place labels on all paths)
Place labels only on paths longer than this value.
text-allow-overlap¶
Type: boolean
Default Value: false (Do not allow text to overlap with other text - overlapping markers will not be shown.)
Control whether overlapping text is shown or hidden.
text-placement¶
Type: keyword
Possible values: point
line
vertex
interior
Default Value: point
Control the style of placement of a point versus the geometry it is attached to.
text-placement-type¶
Type: keyword
Possible values: dummy
simple
Default Value: dummy
Re-position and/or re-size text to avoid overlaps. “simple” for basic algorithm (using text-placements string,) “dummy” to turn this feature off.
text-placements¶
Type: string
Default Value:
If “placement-type” is set to “simple”, use this “POSITIONS,[SIZES]” string. See TextSymbolizer docs for format.
text-transform¶
Type: keyword
Possible values: none
uppercase
lowercase
capitalize
Default Value: none
Transform the case of the characters
text-horizontal-alignment¶
Type: keyword
Possible values: left
middle
right
auto
Default Value: middle
The text’s horizontal alignment from its centerpoint
text-align¶
Type: keyword
Possible values: left
right
center
Default Value: center
Set the text alignment.


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Fixed
- Miscellanous bug fixes.
(#2292
#2326
#2320)
- Project selection error when a malformed project with no name set is present
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[19.1.2]
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[19.1.1]
Users of App Engine Java 7 runtime should migrate to Java 8: https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/deprecations/java7
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[18.11.1]
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Fixed
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Added
- Users can now deploy Gradle based projects with Community Edition and the app-gradle-plugin.
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- Environment variables needed for Google Cloud APIs are now added automatically to plain
Java run configurations. (#2148)
Fixed
- Fixed appengine-web.xml generation to work properly with Maven and Gradle based projects
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Fixed
- Fixed errors in the managed Cloud SDK caused by downgrading the version. (#666)
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[18.5.2]
Google Cloud Tools for IntelliJ is now available in PyCharm (Community and Professional). Browse
your GCS buckets, and interact with Cloud Source Repositories from PyCharm. More IDEs coming
soon.
Changed
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[18.5.1]
Google Cloud Tools for IntelliJ is now available in PyCharm (Community and Professional). Browse
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soon.
Added
- Refactored plugin so that language agnostic features (Cloud Storage, Cloud Source Repos) are
available in other JetBrains IDEs besides IDEA. (#1896)
Changed
- The managed Cloud SDK will no longer be installed on each IDE load after the first manual
cancellation. (#2113)
Fixed
- Fixed exception in 2018.2 EAP. (#2124)
[18.4.1]
Added
- Let the Google Cloud Tools plugin manage the Google Cloud SDK for you - including download,
installation, and updates. No longer any need to manually download the SDK. (#673)
- Mitigate dependency version conflicts with built in Google Cloud Java BOM support. Includes
auto-adding the BOM when adding google client libraries, plus pom.xml inspections to help
manage dependency version conflicts. #1921)
- Automatically add required environment variables to App Engine local run configurations for
locally accessing Google Cloud APIs. (#1917)
[18.3.2]
Fixed
- Fixed bug causing plugin initialization error on versions less than 2017.3. (#1972)
[18.3.1]
Added
- Added ability to create service accounts and download service account keys from the IDE
client library workflow. (#1808)
Fixed
- Fixed cases where appengine-web.xml wasn't being generated due to missing web.xml. (#1903)
[18.2.1]
Added
- Added Google Cloud Java client library discovery and addition from the IDE. (#1806)
- Added ability to enable Google Cloud APIs from the IDE. (#1807)
Changed
- Updated the cloud project selector with a greatly improved user experience. (#1719)
- Updated the cloud project selector so that the last selection is remembered and defaulted. (#1812)
Fixed
- Fixed missing App Engine standard local run artifacts. (#1625)
[18.1.1]
Fixed
- Fixed broken error reporting mechanism. (#1842)
[17.12.2]
Fixed
- Fixed broken analytics property setup causing dropped analytics. (#1773)
[17.12.1]
The Google Account plugin has now been merged into the Cloud Tools plugin and is no longer a
separate installation. If you previously had the Account Tools plugin installed, follow the new
dialog prompt to remove it and restart the IDE to ensure that you don't experience any
issues.
Fixed
- Fixed out of memory error when typing and searching for multiple projects in the cloud
project selector. (#1742)
Changed
- The Google Account plugin is now integrated into the Google Cloud Tools plugin. A separate
Google Account plugin installation is no longer required. (#1735)
[17.11.1]
Added
- Google Cloud Storage (GCS) integration in IntelliJ. You can now browse your GCS buckets and
view their contents without leaving the IDE. (#1696)
- Searching and filtering capabilities in the cloud project selector. (#1660)
- New 'add App Engine framework support' tools menu shortcut to provide another way to add App
Engine support to a project. (#1685)
Fixed
- Fixed App Engine region indicator status message when no cloud project has been selected.
(#1607)
[17.9.2]
Java 8 on App Engine standard environment is now generally
available.
Changed
- Updated the new App Engine standard project wizard to generate Java 8 applications by
default. (#1641)
[17.9.1]
Added
- Added the ability to change the name of the staged artifact for App Engine flexible
deployments. (#1610)
Changed
- App Engine flexible deployment configurations now default to deploy the artifact as-is,
without renaming to "target.jar" or "target.war". (#1151)
- Updated the name of the placeholder artifact name in the generated Dockerfile templates to
make it clearer that it needs to be updated by the user. (#1648)
- App Engine standard deployment configurations now default to update dos, dispatch, cron,
queues, and datastore indexes. (#1613)
- Native projects that add support for Cloud Endpoints Frameworks for App Engine will now use
Endpoints V2. (#1612)
Fixed
- Fixed the `Deployment source not found` error when deploying Maven artifacts. (#1220)
- Fixed the scale of the user icon on HiDPI displays. (#1633)
- Fixed an issue where the plugin was downgraded on the IDEA 2017.3 EAP. (#1631)
[17.8.2]
Fixed
- Fixed "Error: invalid_scope" issue when logging in with your Google Account. (#1598)
[17.8.1]
Added
- Added a feedback & issue reporting link to the Google Cloud Tools shortcut menu. (#1560)
Changed
- Users can now save deployment run configurations that are partially completed or in an error
state. (#1407)
Fixed
- Fixed registered Docker language conflict causing issues running plugin alongside .ignore
plugin. (#1535)
- Fixed NPE parsing Stackdriver Debugger breakpoint timestamps. (#1537)
- Removed EAR as acceptable App Engine artifact type for local dev server runs. (#1190)
- Deployments are now displayed across multiple IDE windows. (#1432)
- Fixed crash caused by attempting to modify a read-only collection. (#1571)
[17.6.2]
Fixed
- Fixed NPE occurring when there is a local dev server configuration but no standard facet.
(#1525)
[17.6.1]
Added
- App Engine flexible facet with app.yaml and Dockerfile configuration. (#1514)
- App Engine flexible framework support detection. (#1277)
Changed
- Allow user to specify a Docker directory instead of just a Dockerfile for flexible
deployments. (#1304)
- Refresh the user experience of the deployment dialog (both standard and flexible). (#1477)
Fixed
- Fixed Google avatar size for HiDPI displays. (#1391)
[17.2.5_2017]
Added
- Environment variables in the App Engine standard local run configuration are now passed in
to the dev server. (#1364)
- Environment variables configured in appengine-web.xml are now honored and passed in to the
dev server. (#377)
[17.2.4_2017]
Added
- Added a checkbox to deploy all App Engine config files during service deployment. (#1346)
[17.2.3_2017]
Changed
- Removed the Clear Datastore flag from the App Engine standard local development server
configuration since the current version of the server doesn't support it. (#1345)
[17.2.2_2017]
Fixed
- Invalid Java Runtime Environment (JRE) on staging an App Engine standard app
(#1316):
Unable to stage app: Cannot get the System Java Compiler. Please use a JDK, not
a JRE.
[17.2.1]
Happy new year Cloud Tools for IntelliJ users! This year's first release is primarily a
maintenance
release. If you are having authentication problems using Cloud Source Repositories and our
plugin, check out this
possible solution.
Here is a list of the visible changes:
Added
- Support for multiple cloud source repositories for a single GCP project. (#1024)
- App Engine initialization and region selection. (#1232)
Fixed
- Stopping dev_appserver on Windows always fails with com.intellij.execution
.ExecutionException. (#1215)
- New AE standard project wizard should generate web.xml with servlet 2.5. (#1194)
- Clear datastore checkbox for app engine standard local server does not work. (#1188)
- Don't show projects scheduled for deletion in the project selector. (#1119)
Visit our 17.2 Release Milestone for
complete details.
[16.11.6]
Added
-
Expanded Google Cloud Tools menu item with various action shortcuts.
(#1061)
-
Check for minimum support Cloud SDK version.
(#1051)
-
Automatically create all relevant run configuration for App Engine Standard apps.
(#1063)
-
App Engine framework is now a child of Web framework in the new project wizard.
(#1065)
Fixed
-
Unique deployment sources in application server deployment panel now appear as separate line
items.
(#821)
-
Validation of invalid Cloud SDK paths on Windows.
(#1091)
[16.10.5]
Fixed
-
Fixed issue with local development server debug mode when changes are made while the server
is
running. (#972)
-
Better wording when the development server has an invalid Cloud SDK path.
(#1043).
-
Update run configuration names to be prefixed with 'Google ..'
(#1021).
[16.10.1]
- Note we are changing the versioning scheme to YY.MM.i. We plan on a monthly release cadence
to minimize the disruption of updates. Also notice we have dropped the 'Beta' label.
BE AWARE: The local App Engine development server is broken with the latest JDK 8
releases.
(#920).
This should be fixed with the next App Engine SDK release coming soon.
Added
App Engine Standard Library importer in the Facet and Project wizard.
(#866)
Standard App Engine apps using Java 8 language level will be notified to use language
level 7
(#966)
Changed
Updated run config labels and icons. (Cloud Debugger is now Stackdriver Debug)
(#936)
Fixed
Local Development server debug mode is fixed.
(#928)
- Flex deployment broken on Windows 10.
(#937)
- Cloud Debugger object inspector working again.
(#929)
- Cloud Debugger snapshot timestamps causing NPE
(#919)
[1.0-beta] - 2016-09-14
Added
- App Engine standard environment support (#767)
- Extra fields now available in the deployment config (#868)


Image Gallery
Day 1 (Arrival)
Day 2 (Aakshardham)
Day 3 (Delhi Darshan)
Day 4 (WOW)
Day 5 (Some more stuff)


Amazon ElastiCache ReplicationGroup NodeGroupConfiguration
NodeGroupConfiguration
is a property of the AWS::ElastiCache::ReplicationGroup resource that configures an
Amazon ElastiCache (ElastiCache) Redis cluster node group.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
{ "NodeGroupId" :
String
, "PrimaryAvailabilityZone" :String
, "ReplicaAvailabilityZones" : [String, ...
], "ReplicaCount" :Integer
, "Slots" :String
}
YAML
NodeGroupId:
String
PrimaryAvailabilityZone:String
ReplicaAvailabilityZones: -String
ReplicaCount:Integer
Slots:String
Properties
NodeGroupId
-
Either the ElastiCache for Redis supplied 4-digit id or a user supplied id for the node group these configuration values apply to.
Length Constraints: Minimum length of 1. Maximum length of 4.
Pattern:
\d+
Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: Some interruptions. Update requires no interruption if the resource contains an
UseOnlineResharding
update policy set totrue
. Update requires replacement if the resource does not contain anUseOnlineResharding
update policy, or the policy is set tofalse
. For more information, see UseOnlineResharding Policy. PrimaryAvailabilityZone
-
The Availability Zone where ElastiCache launches the node group's primary node.
Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
ReplicaAvailabilityZones
-
A list of Availability Zones where ElastiCache launches the read replicas. The number of Availability Zones must match the value of the
ReplicaCount
property or, if you don't specify theReplicaCount
property, the replication group'sReplicasPerNodeGroup
property.Required: No
Type: List of String values
Update requires: Replacement
ReplicaCount
-
The number of read replica nodes in the node group.
Required: No
Type: Integer
Update requires: Replacement
Slots
-
A string of comma-separated values where the first set of values are the slot numbers (zero based), and the second set of values are the keyspaces for each slot. The following example specifies three slots (numbered 0, 1, and 2):
0,1,2,0-4999,5000-9999,10000-16,383
.If you don't specify a value, ElastiCache allocates keys equally among each slot.
When you use an
UseOnlineResharding
update policy to update the number of node groups without interruption, ElastiCache evenly distributes the keyspaces between the specified number of slots. This cannot be updated later. Therefore, after updating the number of node groups in this way, you should remove the value specified for theSlots
property of eachNodeGroupConfiguration
from the stack template, as it no longer reflects the actual values in each node group. For more information, see UseOnlineResharding Policy.Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement


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Being home to a large amount of tech talent in some of the nation's top universities, this region contains student talent with pedigree and drive. Yet, this is still an untapped market.
We want to utilize this talent pool and make the Midwest a student startup hub. With an ecosystem between students at all universities in the Midwest, we aim to foster a group of entrepreneurs, mentors, student talent, and venture partners.
Our platform will open to you a whole community with access to venture capital, top student talent, world class mentors, and resources to grow your startup with our partners.


| Date | Meet | Location | Time | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2-9-2021 | Dacula High Quad Meet 1 2021 (FAT) | Dacula HS | 4:00 PM | |
| 2-17-2021 | Buford Home Meet # 2 2021 (FAT) | Buford HS | 4:00 PM | |
| 2-20-2021 | Ranch Relays by the Lanier Longhorns (FAT) | Lanier HS | 8:00 AM | |
| 2-24-2021 | Gary Billion Invitational | North Gwinnett HS | 4:00 PM | |
| 3-4-2021 | All Comers Meet 3 2021 | Mountain View HS | 4:00 PM | |
| 3-12-2021 |
Welcome to the Ranch III By Lanier Longorns
(FAT)
SENIOR NIGHT |
Lanier HS | 4:00 PM | |
| 3-17-2021 | Grayson All-Comers #4 2021 | Grayson HS | 4:00 PM | |
| 3-23-2021 | Archer All-Comers 2021 (FAT) | Archer HS | 4:00 PM | |
| 3-27-2021 - 3-28-2021 | Gwinnett County Championships (ALL) | Mill Creek HS | TBA | |
| 3-29-2021 | Gwinnett County Championships (Finals) | Mill Creek HS | TBA | |
| 4-1-2021 | Gwinnett County JV Championships | Discovery HS | TBA | |
| 4-5-2021 | Spring Break | --- | --- | --- |
| 4-9-2021 | Spring Break | --- | --- | --- |
| 4-15-2021 | Titan Tune Up | Discovery HS | 4:00 PM | |
| 4-23-2021 | 8AAAAAA Region Track Championship | Haberesham HS | 11:00 AM | |
| 4-26-2021 | 8AAAAAA Region Track Championship | Haberesham HS | 11:00 AM | |
| 5-8-2021 | 8AAAAAA Sectional Meet | Barron Stadium, Rome GA | TBA | |
| 5-14-2021 | Georgia 6A State Track Championship | Carrollton HS | 12:00 PM | |
| 5-15-2021 | Georgia 6A State Track Championship | Carrollton HS | 12:00 PM | |
| 5-16-2021 | Georgia 6A State Track Championship | Carrollton HS | 12:00 PM |


These pages allow you to establish and view the following:
Click the following links for more information.
Client Institution ID radio button
Institution ID
Web Service Digital Certificate ID radio button
Digital Certificate ID
When Client Institution ID radio button is selected:
When Web Service Digital Certificate ID radio button is selected:
Add AppToken
AppToken Display Name
AppToken UserName
AppToken Password
Re-Enter Password
Assign Credentials button
Delete button
| Client Institution ID radio button | Select to View/Update or Add Client Institution IDs. |
| Institution ID | Visible when Client Institution ID radio button is selected.
Enter a new or existing client Logo. |
| Web Service Digital Certificate ID radio button | ISelect to view, add, or delete a Digital Certificate for Web Service messages or to add an AppToken for CardValet. |
| Digital Certificate ID radio button | Visible when Web Service Digital Certificate ID radio button is selected.
Enter a new or existing Digital Certificate ID. |
When Client ID radio button is selected:
When Web Service Digital Certificate ID radio button is selected:
When Client ID radio button is selected:
| Institution ID | View only field, redisplays Logo entered. |
| Soft Token | Yes/No drop-down. Not currently supported. Will control the ability for an institution to add soft tokens.
This field should always be set to No. |
| IP Whitelisting | Yes/No drop-down. Controls the display of the IP Whitelisting tab in User Administration to external administrators.
Yes IP Whitelisting tab will display for all client users who have access to User Administration.
Note: The IP Whitelisting tab will always display for Internal users. |
| Updated button | When clicked, will apply any changes made to the page and display success message: The institution has been updated. |
| Delete button | When clicked, a confirmation pop up box displays. Select OK to delete. The following success message displays: Institution ID deleted successfully. |
CardValet AppToken
This section displays when the entered Digital Certificate ID is associated with an AppToken
| Add AppToken checkbox | When not checked, the existing AppToken UserName and Password can be modified.
When checked, credentials for the new AppToken can be entered. |
| AppToken Display Name | When the Add AppToken checkbox is not checked, this drop down menu displays all available AppToken mappings.
When the Add AppToken checkbox is checked, a selection may be made from the list. |
| AppToken UserName | This field is read-only and will display the selected AppToken's username. |
| AppToken Password | When the Add AppToken checkbox is not checked, the existing password can be edited.
Note: Password cannot be less than 8 characters. When the Add AppToken checkbox is checked, enter the desired password for the new AppToken. |
| Re-Enter Password | Re-enter the desired password. |
| Assign Credentials | Assigns the entered credentials, UserName and Password, to the Digital Certificate. |
| Delete | If selected, deletes the Digital Certificate ID entered. A confirmation message will display. Select OK to delete. |


Simple command or a shell script to run for publish jobs.
Jenkins will wait this many minutes before terminating the build.
Enable junit test reports.
Path to use for junit results (e.g. build/test-results/*.xml).


Succeeded {{successCountPost}} times.
Failed {{failedCountPost}} times.
Succeeded {{successCountGet}} times.
Failed {{failedCountGet}} times.


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What you see below is still trustworthy and we are actively working to make it better.
Last updated on {{ page.last_modified_at | date: '%B %d, %Y' }}


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block head %}
status paragraph
Generic paragraph (not-status)
Age is something only in your head or a stereotype. Age means nothing when you are passionate about something. Sometimes the simplest things are the most profound. Design and style should work toward making you look good and feel good without a lot of effort so you can get on with the things that matter. You have to be luxurious nude. It's difficult to move in the nude in front of a mirror. It's much easier to move when you're dressed. But if you can walk around in the nude easily in front of your man, if you can be luxurious in the nude, then you've really got it. I am not interested in shock tactics. I just want to make beautiful clothes.
It is not easy to dress well. I have a fantastic relationship with money. I use it to buy my freedom. Those fashion designers are just crazy; but aren't we all? You have a more interesting life if you wear impressive clothes. I want to thank all the women who have worn my clothes, the famous and the unknown, who have been so faithful to me and given me so much joy.
Doing collections, doing fashion is like a non-stop dialogue. I wish I had invented blue jeans. They have expression, modesty, sex appeal, simplicity - all I hope for in my clothes. I love you if you love me. I am convinced that there can be luxury in simplicity. You have to always work against what you did before, and even against your taste.
Elegance isn't solely defined by what you wear. It's how you carry yourself, how you speak, what you read. I love women's fashion, but women don't need me as much as men do. It's the men who have nothing to wear. I can't get sucked into that celebrity thing, because I think it's just crass. For me, art is about learning and about living with people. It's alive. It pains me physically to see a woman victimized, rendered pathetic, by fashion.
The rest of this paragraph is jinja2 lorem ipsum (lipsum) with html as false (so it is not a nested paragraph). {{ lipsum(html=false) }}
This paragraph is all about that cool hr line above it.


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The temporary password is system generated which will be difficult to remember. So we insist that you create your own password for your Mobiz account.


Inviting Contributors and Partners
From this page you are able to invite contributors to your application.
-
Lead Organisation "ACME Ltd."
You are the lead partner for both the project and application Add members of your own organisation to contribute to this application.
Name E-mail That's you! -
Add additional partner organisation
Add any partner organisations collaborating with you on this project. Partners are responsible for submitting their own finances.


API Basejump:Image Search Abstraction Layer
User stories
- I can get the image URLs, alt text and page urls for a set of images relating to a given search string.
- I can paginate through the responses by adding a ?offset=2 parameter to the URL.
- I can get a list of the most recently submitted search strings.
Example usage:
/api/image/cats?offset=10
/api/latest


Calculate NOS (node overlap and segregation) and the associated metrics described in Strona and Veech (2015) <doi:10.1111/2041-210X.12395> and Strona et al. (2017, In Press). The functions provided in the package enable assessment of structural patterns ranging from complete node segregation to perfect nestedness in a variety of network types. In addition, they provide a measure of network modularity.
| Version: | 1.1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0) |
| Imports: | dplyr, gmp, stats |
| Published: | 2017-09-11 |
| Author: | Thomas J. Matthews and Giovanni Strona |
| Maintainer: | Thomas J. Matthews <txm676 at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/txm676/nos/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/txm676/nos |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | nos citation info |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | nos results |
| Reference manual: | nos.pdf |
| Package source: | nos_1.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: nos_1.1.0.zip, r-release: nos_1.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: nos_1.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: nos_1.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: nos_1.1.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | nos archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=nos to link to this page.


Where your documentation changes along with your application.
Just use your application to sign up a single user and sum will learn everything it needs to know to write up your documentation here on this page. (just make sure your app and this page are in the same directory)


Welcome to Blake's Aquarium Advice!
Although it is not discussed very much, there are health and emotional benefits that come from having an fish tank or aquarium. ~MentalHelp.net
So, you want to set up and aquarium, but you're not ENTIRELY sure how to do it... or, maybe you've heard countless horro stories, including ones concerning:
- Fish eating each other
- water smelling horrible
- so much cleaning of the tank and glass that you NEVER are able to enjoy actually having the tank!
- your friend spent alllll this money on fish, but then they died within the first month. Spontaneously! NO CLUE WHAT HAPPENED!
It's true that owning an aquarium can be quite the headache- heck, it still is for biologist working at national and state aquariums!- but with a little guidance and some common sense, we'll make setting your first tank easy... or, at least a lot less a pain in the butt.
First thing you need to know is that NOTHING is magic, and EVERYTHING has a non-mystical cause.
| Problem |
Most Likely Cause(s) |
Solution Resources |
| Fish eating each other |
- You have aggressive fish incorrectly paired with tank mates
- You have too many fish for the space provided by your aquarium
- Your setup isn't correct for the type of fish you have
- Maybe you have a mixture of the above
|
|
|
| water smelling horrible and or cloudy water |
- You're overfeeding your fish
- You don't have proper filtration on the aquarium
- You've got too much animal for your tank size
- You haven't balanced fish to plant life and beneficial microorganisms (don't worry - microorganisms are a piece of cake
|
|
|
| so much cleaning of the tank and glass that you NEVER are able to enjoy actually having the tank! |
- Too many fish for the tank
- You're Overfeeding your aquarium
- you haven't balanced your aquarium's animals with plantlife!
- If you've done the above and are still having problems, it could be that you're giving your aquarium too much light, or that it's getting the wrong TYPE of light... as in wavelength!
|
|
Read up on Keeping Aquarium Plants.It's a little more to learn, but SO WORTH IT IN THE LONG RUN! |
Spontaneously Dying Animals |
- You've shocked your Aquarium's system and caused it to crash.
|
- You changed out the water, but you didn't replace water removed with water that's the same temperature as the water in the tank... and you animals went into shock and died.
- You bought a BUNCH of new fish at once, and they presented the tank with so much bio waste, that a bloom of beneficial microorganisms occurred. Though beneficial, the organisms that handle animal waste in water produce poisonous intermediates, and if one part of the cycle doesn't grow as quickly as other parts, your tank will get poisoned! This is often what's referred to as an Aquarium "Crashing"
- Similar to the previous point, you took SO much of the old water out in a water change, that your beneficial microorganisms were wiped out, sending your tank back in time to then it was just being set up... Only, your tank isn't old. It's established, and thanks to your well-intended water change, it's on its way to Crashing!
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ActiveTcl User Guide
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lindex - Retrieve an element from a list
lindex list ?index...?
The lindex command accepts a parameter, list, which it treats as a Tcl list. It also accepts zero or more indices into the list. The indices may be presented either consecutively on the command line, or grouped in a Tcl list and presented as a single argument.
If no indices are presented, the command takes the form:
lindex list
or
lindex list {}
In this case, the return value of lindex is simply the value of the list parameter.
When presented with a single index, the lindex command treats list as a Tcl list and returns the index'th element from it (0 refers to the first element of the list). In extracting the element, lindex observes the same rules concerning braces and quotes and backslashes as the Tcl command interpreter; however, variable substitution and command substitution do not occur. If index is negative or greater than or equal to the number of elements in value, then an empty string is returned. If index has the value end, it refers to the last element in the list, and end-integer refers to the last element in the list minus the specified integer offset.
If additional index arguments are supplied, then each argument is used in turn to select an element from the previous indexing operation, allowing the script to select elements from sublists. The command,
lindex $a 1 2 3
or
lindex $a {1 2 3}
is synonymous with
lindex [lindex [lindex $a 1] 2] 3
lindex {a b c} => a b c lindex {a b c} {} => a b c lindex {a b c} 0 => a lindex {a b c} 2 => c lindex {a b c} end => c lindex {a b c} end-1 => b lindex {{a b c} {d e f} {g h i}} 2 1 => h lindex {{a b c} {d e f} {g h i}} {2 1} => h lindex {{{a b} {c d}} {{e f} {g h}}} 1 1 0 => g lindex {{{a b} {c d}} {{e f} {g h}}} {1 1 0} => g
list, lappend, linsert, llength, lsearch, lset, lsort, lrange, lreplace
Copyright © 1993 The Regents of the University of California. Copyright © 1994-1996 Sun Microsystems, Inc. Copyright © 2001 by Kevin B. Kenny. All rights reserved. Copyright © 1995-1997 Roger E. Critchlow Jr.


This will aggregate all of the ingredients in the cards within the X list. Any checklist that starts with "Ingredients" will be included.


NECO dismisses 70 staff for certificate forgery - Premium Times Nigeria
by Azeezat AdedigbaThe management of the National Examinations Council (NECO) said it has dismissed 70 staff from its services for certificate forgery.
The Head, Information and Public Relations Division of the council, Azeez Sani, confirmed the development to PREMIUM TIMES Friday night.
He refused to disclose the names of the dismissed staff.
“We cannot disclose it to you,” he said.
However, in a statement also sent to PREMIUM TIMES, the council said the dismissals are sequel to a report submitted by a committee constituted to verify the certificates of staff.
“These dismissals are sequel to a report submitted by a management committee constituted to verify the certificates of staff,” the council said.
NECO said the certificate verification committee carried out its assignment diligently ”by inviting all staff with questionable credentials to appear before it, during which some staff actually attested that their certificates were fake”.
“The committee also contacted the schools and institutions the affected staff claimed to have attended and the schools and institutions denied having certificated them,” the statement said.
The council said the dismissal of the 70 staff is the first phase ”in the series of the on-going staff certificate verification exercises in the council.”
“On completion of their assignment, the committee submitted its findings to NECO Management which also forwarded the same to NECO Governing Board. At its 17th Extra-ordinary meeting, the Governing Board vetted the report and approved dismissal of the affected staff,” it said.


Saturday's Scores
by The Associated PressPREP FOOTBALL=
Akr. Kenmore-Garfield 42, Akr. North 19
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Cameron, W.Va. 33, Bridgeport 22
Cin. College Prep. 42, Cin. N. College Hill 8
Cin. Moeller 53, St. Joseph, Ontario 14
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Day. Ponitz Tech. 34, Day. Thurgood Marshall 14
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Lakeside Danbury 52, Sandusky St. Mary 36
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My first bad experience with pot was over the weekend, when I went around to my friends’ house to smoke. I was driving there and I had made it clear I wasn’t going to have that much so that I still had plenty of time to sober up until I had to drive home again.
I stupidly ended up having a bucket and it doesn’t take much for me to get stoned at all, it hit me much sooner than usual also. It probably would have been about 30mins afterwards that my heart started to beat really really fast. I could feel it moving throughout my entire body, and it was pumping extra loud in my ears.  I kept thinking I wasn’t going to get home and I didn’t want to be stoned anymore. I was stuck in this situation where I had lost all control over what was happening to me. The other people around me were stoned also, and I was trying to figure out if I should tell them what was happening or let it go. I think I made a few comments about my heart rate, but of course the whole paranoia thing was working against me on both behalf’s.
I was seriously thinking about telling them to call someone when I couldn’t breathe properly. It felt like my wind pipe was closing in.. But I think it was just the fact that I was probably gulping in air trying to breathe but really making it worse. I had eaten a lot of food due to the munchies (pancakes, biscuits, ice-cream and we had finished off a whole block of chocolate…mostly thanks to me.) So I was feeling pretty damn ill also.
I went outside…. and I was shaking badly. It was cold, but no one else was shaking as much as I was. People kept telling me I looked like shit.. and I felt it also. I was so scared as to what was happening to me and I kept asking if the weed was laced or not.
When I got back inside I laid down and started to feel my heart beat relax a little.. And I would go in and out of my heart beating faster and slower, until it eventually relaxed to normal. Then the twitching started and I could feel occasionally my nerves twitching and my legs/arms slightly jolting every so often. These ceased after a while also and in the end I started to feel “normally stoned”.
The whole stoned experience lasted about 3 hours, and then I was straight enough to drive safely. It was about 40 mins into the experience I started to feel a panic attack, and I assume that lasted for at least 20/30mins (my time skills were pretty distorted though) and I wasn’t feeling really good until about the last hour.
I have always enjoyed being stoned, but this was definitely a new experience for me. I think I will have weed again for sure, but only because I started to feel a nice stoned feeling towards the end. If I hadn’t of felt this I think this experience would have scared me off doing it for a while at least. I am pretty sure all I had was a panic attack and not a severe reaction to the drug.
It’s still enough to say that something isn’t right. Your body doesn’t do these things for no reason. It was telling me something, and I think I can say that will be my last bucket for a long time and I will go back to smoking out of a pipe where I have controlled usage.
Another thing is I had the fact I had to get home in the back of my mind. If I had of gone into the experience much more relaxed it probably would not have happened.
Next time I am going to make sure I am not as uptight as I was before I smoke.
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A polyglot Senior Software Engineer with over 20 years experience, working in diversified markets as Online Gambling, Automotive and Health Care.
Strong focus on using the best industry practices in development with a Domain-Driven Developemnt mindset, as adopting Agile Methodologies, Continuous Integration and Deployment, and a test-first approach.
Deep and broad understanding in designing and developing robust, scalable and high-performance microservices using core Java, Spring Boot and Cloud Computing Solutions.
I am a very proactive type of person, highly motivated and interested in both personal and professional development through continuous learning as well as coaching other engineers and building a strong team culture.
Skills & Proficiency
Languages
Java 11
SQL
.NET C#
Python 3
Frameworks
Spring Framework
Spring Boot 2.0
JUnit 5, Mockito, Hamcrest, AssertJ
Maven
Gatlink, Jmeter
Software Engineering
OO Design and Analysis
Hexagonal Architecture
Domain Driven Design
SOLID Design Principles
Design Patterns
Agile Methodologies
Enterprise Application Integration
RESTful Services
Microservices Architecture
Solace PubSub+ & JMS
Fault Tolerance
DevOps
Jenkins
Docker
K8s
IaC - Terraform
AWS
Experiences
Contract position in the Digital Marketing team to support and build new tools with the purpose of acquiring and retain online gambling users.
My main role responsibilities were mostly decoupling an existing monolith application (Campaign System) into microservices and working in greenfield projects to support new marketing campaigns:
- Proposing, documenting and implementing architectural solutions as part of breaking a monolith into microservices and adding new features using a microservices architecture.
- Working closely with the architectures while identifying potential solutions for new business requests. All proposed architecture designs follow the C4 model, Domain-Driven Design and a Hexagonal architecture (Port and Adaptors). All these proposals were successful signed off and translated into code. This allows us to build loose coupling, high cohesion and highly scalable microservices.
- Mentoring, coaching and supporting team members. Advising the team on new tools and frameworks. A few examples of proposal tools such as Spring State Machine, Lombok vs AutoValue or AssertJ.
Projects:
Campaign Scheduler
Microservice created during the breakdown of Campaign System to create a more robust and scalable approach to schedule the Start and End dates of recurrent campaigns. This is a Message-Driven microservice.
Campaign Orchestrator
Orchestrator between several microservices involved during the send out of marketing campaigns. Based on internal rules, it can decided the flow of a campaign send out.
Operation Monitor Report
Microservice used to gather reports of the health and status of a marketing campaign. It gathers data from several communication channels, errors, budget limits, etc, and based on business rules it can decide if a campaign must be suspended or stop. It’s also used to send warnings and reports on the current status of active campaigns.
technologies
Java 11, Spring Framework (Boot, Cloud, JDBC, State Machine), Microservices architectures and patterns, Relational databases and SQL, RESTful Services and design, Message-driven architecture, PubSub+, DDD, Docker, K8s, Unit Testing Frameworks, Git, Maven. Liquibase
Team Lead and part of the autonomous driving car project.
Responsible to design solutions and implement them, together with the team, using Java, Spring Framework and cloud technologies.
Focus on agility and increased business value, with a strong emphasis in test automation. Responsible to automate end-to-end business processes and software processes, applying Continuous Integration and Delivery, Infrastructure as Code, automating whenever possible to speed up the time to market while avoiding errors.
Modelling and best practices for a highly available architecture in the cloud, using Multi-Availability Zones and Multi Regions setup, with an active-active failover based on health metrics.
Technically coaching teams on Core Java, cloud technologies infrastructure automation to adopt a cloud native architecture, using Terraform and Packer in a CICD pipeline for a fully automated deployment.
Coaching junior members from internal teams, helping them on adopting core technologies at BMW.
technologies
Java 11, Spring Framework (Core, Boot 2.0, Vault, JMS, Transaction), Microservices, Fault Tolerance, RESTful Services and design, Message-driven architecture, Unit Testing Frameworks (JUnit, Hamcrest, Mockito, rest-assured, FitNesse), Git, Maven, Terraform, Docker, K8s, AWS (VPC, EC2, EKS, SQS, Secrets Manager, ECR)
Inserted into the DCS team - Digital Customer Support, my key responsibilities was to help the team to modernize the entire digital communication solution and make improvements on how Kindred communicates with its customers. My main focus during my time at Kindred was supporting the whole DCS microservice architecture, refactoring key projects to use spring boot and support the company to be GDPR compliance.
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Java 8, Spring Framework (Boot, IOC, JDBC, Data, Transaction, JPA), Hibernate, Hazelcast, Relational databases and SQL, RESTful Services and design, Message-driven architecture, Apache Camel, Unit Testing Frameworks (JUnit, Hamcrest, Mockito, rest-assured, FitNesse), Git, Maven, Liquibase
As a Team Lead:
Effectively managing a team of five Java developers and one QA. Responsible for implementing team goals, individual objectives and proactively supporting the continuous development of team members by providing a clear and constructive feedback and creating opportunities for learning and growth.
Part of the recruitment process and responsible for training, mentoring and integrating new team members.
Accountable for the team’s response to live issues, ensuring they are resolved quickly and effectively, with status updates regularly communicated to stakeholders.
As a Lead Java Developer:
Design, implement and maintain several backend slots games and support existing old games. All the code is modular and well tested, following patterns and practices that exist across the wider Engineering community.
Exposure to multi-thread code, mainly when supporting parallel execution of Standard Expectation Tests and several asynchronous tasks for calculating special prize payments among players.
Supporting a new Slots Replay System capable of storing and playback all previous player’s’ actions within a slot game. This is a fully asynchronous system based on JMS, Apache Camel and RESTful services.
Oversee the technologies, tools and techniques used within the team and pushing them to adopt new frameworks and technologies.
Working on many of the key projects to ensure the company satisfied their corporate milestones:
ALERT Care Mobile
Architectural Designer and Lead Developer of a complete mobile healthcare IT solution, part of the Family Health System in the Brazilian market.
Alert Job Scheduler
Architectural Designer and Lead Developer of a generic Job Scheduler Service. The service has the ability to create and schedule jobs that interact with remote services.
Capable of running in High Availability Environments using Quartz Scheduler Engine, configured to run in a clustered environment.
CRMServices - High Availability Environment
Lead Developer in the re-architecting of an application, able to schedule notifications to be send to customers (using several channels such as email, fax, SMS), enabling it to be executed in High Availability Environments.
technologies
Java, JMS, Spring Framework, Hibernate, Oracle Advance Queue, Tomcat, Quartz Scheduler Engine, JavaMail API, Jersey, Tomcat, Android, JSON, SQLite, UML, Hibernate, XML
Developed new features, maintained and refactored the company’s ATM/Kiosk solutions.
Architectural design and implementation of a new approach to the Transaction and Recovery platform.
technologies
.NET Framework 3.5, C++, C#, ADO.NET, WCF, Linq, XML, XSL, SQL, NUnit, AOP, Rhino Mocks, CVS
Developed new features, refactored and maintained of a MES applications for Qimonda worldwide.
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.NET Framework, NUnit, Rational Functional Tester, Visual Studio Extensibility, CMMI


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NOTE: We will be installing most of our tools in
~/.local
folder. By default,frida
uses this folder to installfrida-tools
.
mkdir $HOME/.local/tools
$HOME/.local/bin
Tool for unpacking APK
Download the latest jar
file from : APKTOOL.JAR
Reference : APKTOOL
Create a new folder : mkdir -p ~/.local/tools/apktool
and save the jar
in this folder
Rename the downloaded jar
as apktool.jar
Create a new file called apktool
and add lines
#! /bin/bash
java -jar ~/.local/tools/apktool/apktool.jar $@
To create softlink : ln -s $PWD/apktool ~/.local/bin/apktool
Also run : chmod +x $PWD/apktool
to make it executable
Now you can run the command apktool
from anywhere
Tool to communicate with emulator and real android device for debugging and testing purposes
Download the latest zip file from : PLATFORM-TOOLS and create a new folder mkdir -p ~/.local/tools/android-platform-tools
and save the downloaded zip
in this
Extract the zip
in the same folder and delete the zip
. Run : mv platform-tools/* .
and then remove rmdir platform-tools
To create softlink : ln -s $PWD/adb ~/.local/bin/adb
Now you can run the command adb
from anywhere
Tool to unpack APK and convert the dex
created in equivalent java
class file
Download the latest zip file from : JADX and create a new folder mkdir -p ~/.local/tools/jadx
and save the downloaded zip
in this
Extract the zip
in the same folder and delete the zip
cd ~/.local/tools/jadx/bin
and create softlink : ln -s $PWD/jadx-gui ~/.local/bin/jadx-gui
Now you can run jadx-gui
from anywhere
Advanced Lightweight Java Bytecode Viewer for Android
Download the latest jar
file from : ByteCode-Viewer
Create a new folder : mkdir -p ~/.local/tools/bytecode-viewer
and save the jar
in this folder
Rename the downloaded jar
as bytecode-viewer.jar
Create a new file called bytecode-viewer
and add lines
#! /bin/bash
java -jar ~/.local/tools/bytecode-viewer/bytecode-viewer.jar $@
To create softlink : ln -s $PWD/bytecode-viewer ~/.local/bin/bytecode-viewer
Also run : chmod +x $PWD/bytecode-viewer
to make it executable
Now you can run the command bytecode-viewer
from anywhere
Before installing drozer
, we need to install some pre-requisites
sudo apt install python2 -y
After this install python2-pip
as : wget https://bootstrap.pypa.io/2.7/get-pip.py && python2 get-pip.py
Then install : pip2 install protobuf pyopenssl twisted
You can see the list of pre-requisites from : Drozer
Once done, download the latest tar.gz
file from : Drozer Releases and extract in the folder mkdir -p ~/.local/tools/drozer
Also download agent apk
from Drozer Agent in the same folder
Extract the tar file as : tar -xvf drozer-2.4.4.tar.gz
and rm drozer-2.4.4.tar.gz
cd ~/.local/tools/drozer/drozer-2.4.4/bin
and run mv drozer drozertool
Create a new file in the same folder called drozer
and edit it
#! /bin/bash
python2 ~/.local/tools/drozer/drozer-2.4.4/bin/drozertool $@
Create softlink : ln -s $PWD/drozer ~/.local/bin/drozer
Also run : chmod +x $PWD/drozer
to make it executable
Now you can run drozer
from anywhere
Hopper is a disassembler and debugger that runs on Mac OS X or Linux, but not Windows. It has similar functionality to IDA Pro but costs 10x less. And the free version works on 64-bit executables.
Pre-Requisites
sudo apt update
sudo apt install libqt5gui5 libqt5xml5 libqt5printsupport5 libqt5network5 libqt5core5a libqt5dbus5 libxcb-xinerama0 qtbase5-dev libqt5svg5 qt5-gtk-platformtheme libqt5dbus5 libqt5widgets5 libdouble-conversion3 qttranslations5-l10n libpython2.7 -y
Get the tar.xz
file from Hopper
Note : Not sure why deb has issues while installing it on Ubuntu and it broke my apt too. So best option is to use tar.xz file, extract and run the executable
Note : If the apt is broken then, you can run commands :
rm -rf /var/lib/dpkg/info/hopper-*
andrm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/*
and re-runapt-update
Create a new folder mkdir -p ~/.local/tools/hopper
and save the downloaded file in this folder
Extract the downloaded file and follow the path in screenshot to get to hopper
Create a softlink to access it from anywhere : ln -s $PWD/Hopper ~/.local/bin/hopper
Android Studio
Simple Installation
pip3 install -U frida frida-tools
Generates Javascript hook scripts to hook Android classes
Git clone the repo : git clone https://github.com/Piasy/FridaAndroidTracer.git
in ~/.local/tools
To create softlink
Utility to extract and repack Android backups created with adb backup
Folder : mkdir -p ~/.local/tools/abe
and download the latest zip
file from ABE and delete the zip
Steps
Enable colorful adb logcat
Steps : Either you can do sudo apt install -y pidcat
and restart the shell
OR
Mobile Application Testing framework which can perform DAST and SAST both for Mobile Applications
Steps
sudo apt install python3.8 python3-pip python3-venv wkhtmltopdf -y
cd ~/.local/tools
git clone https://github.com/MobSF/Mobile-Security-Framework-MobSF.git
mv Mobile-Security-Framework-MobSF MobSF
cd MobSF
python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
./setup.sh
# Once Installed, Replace IP:PORT with values
./run.sh IP:PORT > /dev/null 2>&1 &
Create softlink: Add your VM Guest IP and random PORT number so that you can access it from host machine's browser
cd ~/.local/tools/MobSF
echo """#! /bin/bash
~/.local/tools/MobSF/run.sh IP:PORT > /dev/null 2>&1 &
""" > mobSF
chmod +x mobSF
ln -s $PWD/mobSF ~/.local/bin/mobsf
Now you can run mobsf
from anywhere. Hit mobsf
and open browser and type the IP:PORT you set
You can download it's docker
image as well
This will be used to generate the POC .apk
cd ~/.local/tools
git clone https://github.com/AndroBugs/AndroBugs_Framework.git
mv AndroBugs_Framework AndroBugs
echo """#! /bin/bash
python2 ~/.local/tools/AndroBugs/androbugs.py $@
""" > androbugs
chmod +x androbugs
ln -s $PWD/androbugs ~/.local/bin/androbugs
Check several security related Android application vulnerabilities, either in source code or packaged APKs
This tool is also capable of creating "Proof-of-Concept" deployable APKs
Steps
pip3 install --user qark
These three tools needs to be installed in combination for convinence because they use npm
for installation
npm
versions are different for these so will use nvm
so as to manage multiple npm
versions on our device
Pre-requisites
curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.34.0/install.sh | zsh
# RESTART THE TERMINAL
nvm install 10.23.0
nvm install 12.20.0
RMS Installation
nvm use 10.23.0
node -v && npm -v # Output : v10.23.0 and 6.14.8
cd ~/.local/tools/
git clone https://github.com/m0bilesecurity/RMS-Runtime-Mobile-Security.git
mv RMS-Runtime-Mobile-Security RMS
cd RMS
npm install -g
nano rms.js # Search for `<IP_ADDRESS>` and replace it with `<IP_ADDRESS>`
# To run
rms
PassionFruit Installation
sudo pip3 install -U pip frida frida-tools
sudo pip3 install -U asn1crypto bcrypt cffi colorama cryptography enum34 idna ipaddress paramiko prompt-toolkit pyasn1 pycparser Pygments PyNaCl scp six tqdm wcwidth
sudo chown -R $USER:$USER $HOME
npm install -g passionfruit --no-optional --unsafe-perm -f
# To run
HOST="<YOUR_VM_IP>" PORT="<ANY_PORT>" passionfruit
Dexcalibur Installation
nvm use 12.20.0
node -v && npm -v # Output : v12.20.0 and 6.14.8
mkdir -p ~/.local/tools/dexcalibur
cd ~/.local/tools/dexcalibur
sudo ln -s /usr/bin/python3 /usr/bin/python
npm install dexcalibur
cd node_modules/dexcalibur
# To run
node dexcalibur.js
One of the best reverse engineering tool you can ever encounter and to add on it's free
You need to get inside the cloned git folder and do all the installations for r2frida
using r2pm
Steps
# Getting r2
cd ~/.local/tools/
git clone --recursive https://github.com/radareorg/radare2.git
cd radare2
sys/install.sh
# Getting r2frida - All these should be typed inside the radare2 folder cloned from github
r2pm init
r2pm update
r2pm -ci r2frida
r2pm -l # Listing what all is installed by package manager
MARA stands for Mobile Application Reverse engineering and Analysis Framework
It is a tool that puts together commonly used mobile application reverse engineering and analysis tools, to assist in testing mobile applications against the OWASP mobile security threats
Steps
cd ~/.local/tools
git clone --recursive https://github.com/xtiankisutsa/MARA_Framework.git
cd MARA-Framework
./setup.sh
# To start MARA
./mara.sh
APKiD gives you information about how an APK was made
It identifies many compilers, packers, obfuscators, and other weird stuff
It's PEiD for Android
Steps
pip install --upgrade wheel
pip wheel --wheel-dir=/tmp/yara-python --build-option="build" --build-option="--enable-dex"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>pip install --no-index --find-links=/tmp/yara-python yara-python
pip install apkid
This will help us in forwarding SSH
traffic via USB
Pre-requisites:
homebrew
or you can install the tools belowsudo apt install -y usbutils libusbmuxd-tools ideviceinstaller libimobiledevice6 libimobiledevice-utils
Extracts unencrypted IPA
file from i0S device
Steps
cd ~/.local/tools
git clone https://github.com/AloneMonkey/frida-ios-dump.git
cd frida-ios-dump
sudo -H pip3 install -r requirements.txt --upgrade
# Once installed
iproxy 2222 22
./dump.py <Display Name> or <Bundle identifier>
To check whether the IPA is encrypted or not. On mobile terminal:
SCP the extracted IPA to mobile
Rename it to ZIP with Filza
Extract and get inside the app folder and run the below command
otool -arch all -Vl "HDFC Bank" | grep -A5 LC_ENCRYPT
If "cryptid=0" means not encrypted else encrypted
Runtime Application Instrumentation for iOS
# Because we have multiple versions of NPM installed
nvm use 12.20.0
cd ~/.local/tools/
git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/ChiChou/Grapefruit
cd GrapeFruit
npm run installdev
# Run it as
npm run dev
Awesome tool for dynamic analysis
Runs over Frida, so frida is a pre-requisite
You can also re-package your apk
or ipa
to get MiTM
Steps
# If Frida and Frida-tools are installed from above
python3 -m pip install -U objection
Connecting iDevice
If you are connecting via USB
objection -g RUNNING_APP_NAME explore
If you are connecting via SSH
objection -N -h ipad -p 9000 -g RUNNING_APP_NAME explore
It generally gets installed on path $HOME/.local/bin
Install repositories: BigBoss
and build.frida.re
Tools:
From CMD:
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade -y
apt-get install adv-cmds
apt-get install sqlite3
Also in place of class-dump and class-dump-z, preferred method is dsdump, else you need to thin the FAT file using lipo, which is in-build in iOS
sudo snap install scrcpy && pip3 install -U guiscrcpy --user
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Teko: What You Don’t Know About Khoza And The Derby
by Soccer LadumaIn an entertaining episode of the Car Wash, Teko Modise shared some of his Soweto derby experiences and also revealed what we might not have known about Dr Irvin Khoza.
Orlando Pirates suffered a 3-2 defeat to Kaizer Chiefs at the FNB Stadium, succumbing to their second defeat to Amakhosi this season.
Read more: Chiefs, Rulani, His Grandma: 5 Unforgettable Benni Quotes
Speaking ahead of the biggest fixture in Mzansi, Modise shared some of the things we might not have known about the Chairman, Dr Khoza.
“I remember that Irvin would call key players in to his office and normally he doesn’t do it the whole season but when it is the derby he calls the key players in the office and reminds them what the derby means, not to the club but to the fans,” the former Bucs midfielder said.
“There is one thing that people don’t know, Irvin is more concerned about the fans, and he wants the fans to be happy all the time so when you play for Pirates you play for the fans.”
“He once said to me, people don’t understand that sometimes you find a guy that is stressed at work, or home, he can’t wait to come to the game and pay that 20 bucks even though he is broke, but he knows that for 90 minutes he can escape. He told that straight to me and then I understood what it meant to play for Orlando Pirates,” he added.
Listen to SL Radio's Car Wash episode to hear more on what Modise had to say about:
- The previous Lorch and Billiat Incident
- Why Benni McCarthy is robbing us
- The war between him and Itumeleng Khune


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- Efficiently maintained customer and store employee's expectation of service programs
- Triaged and repaired hardware and software problems in customer phones, while maintaining customer expectations for excellence
- Ordered and maintained hardware replacement parts inventoryAssisted in the store sales process by providing expert knowledge of customer needs against store offerings
- Maintained and troubleshot all store sales point systems and hardware
- Abided by all Naval Custom and Personal regulations
- Performed system upgrades, troubleshot component failures, and installed approved system modifications to navigation systems and interior communication alarm circuits according to Naval specifications
- Extensive experience in AC/DC theory and operation, as well as troubleshooting and repairing RF circuits down to component level using Schematics or approved procedures
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typedef void (*set_rel_pathlist_hook_type) (PlannerInfo *root, RelOptInfo *rel, Index rti, RangeTblEntry *rte); extern PGDLLIMPORT set_rel_pathlist_hook_type set_rel_pathlist_hook;
Although this hook function can be used to examine, modify, or remove
paths generated by the core system, a custom scan provider will typically
confine itself to generating CustomPath objects and adding
them to rel using add_path
. The custom scan
provider is responsible for initializing the CustomPath
object, which is declared like this:
typedef struct CustomPath { Path path; uint32 flags; List *custom_paths; List *custom_private; const CustomPathMethods *methods; } CustomPath;
path must be initialized as for any other path, including the row-count estimate, start and total cost, and sort ordering provided by this path. flags is a bit mask, which should include CUSTOMPATH_SUPPORT_BACKWARD_SCAN if the custom path can support a backward scan and CUSTOMPATH_SUPPORT_MARK_RESTORE if it can support mark and restore. Both capabilities are optional. An optional custom_paths is a list of Path nodes used by this custom-path node; these will be transformed into Plan nodes by planner. custom_private can be used to store the custom path's private data. Private data should be stored in a form that can be handled by nodeToString, so that debugging routines that attempt to print the custom path will work as designed. methods must point to a (usually statically allocated) object implementing the required custom path methods, of which there are currently only two, as further detailed below.
A custom scan provider can also provide join paths. Just as for base relations, such a path must produce the same output as would normally be produced by the join it replaces. To do this, the join provider should set the following hook, and then within the hook function, create CustomPath path(s) for the join relation.
typedef void (*set_join_pathlist_hook_type) (PlannerInfo *root, RelOptInfo *joinrel, RelOptInfo *outerrel, RelOptInfo *innerrel, JoinType jointype, JoinPathExtraData *extra); extern PGDLLIMPORT set_join_pathlist_hook_type set_join_pathlist_hook;
This hook will be invoked repeatedly for the same join relation, with different combinations of inner and outer relations; it is the responsibility of the hook to minimize duplicated work.
Plan *(*PlanCustomPath) (PlannerInfo *root, RelOptInfo *rel, CustomPath *best_path, List *tlist, List *clauses, List *custom_plans);
Convert a custom path to a finished plan. The return value will generally be a CustomScan object, which the callback must allocate and initialize. See Section 56.2 for more details.
void (*TextOutCustomPath) (StringInfo str, const CustomPath *node);
Generate additional output when nodeToString
is invoked on
this custom path. This callback is optional. Since
nodeToString
will automatically dump all fields in the
structure that it can see, including custom_private, this
is only useful if the CustomPath is actually embedded in a
larger struct containing additional fields.


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Class Summary |
| AddCellAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following Action:
Open the JSLNeeCellView |
| AddSeedAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following Action:
Open a Dialog to add some food into simulation |
| ChangeColorButtonAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following Action:
Open a JColorChooser to set background color of a button |
| CreateNewSeedAction |
Class uses from JSLNewSeedView in order to add some seed into the Game |
| CreateNewZlifeAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following Action:
get the JSLNewCellView selected parameters to create the right Zlife number |
| ExitSimulationAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following Action:
Quit the game |
| LaunchXMLEasyEditorAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following Action:
Launch thirdly party software XMLEasyEditor |
| LoadDnaAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following Action:
Loading a DNA's XML file into JSLNewCellView using JFileChooser |
| LoadSimulationAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following Action:
Loading a JSimLife game file into Simulation |
| MarkZlifeAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following Action:
Mark the selected Zlife |
| NewSimulationAction |
|
| PauseSimulationAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following Action:
Stop the simulation drawing |
| RefreshStatisticAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following Action:
Uses the JSLStatistic.calculateStatistics() method to update statistical data. |
| ResetSimulationAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following Action:
Clear all sprite group and reset game |
| SaveAsSimulationAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following Action:
Save the JSimLife game file into file |
| SaveDnaAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following Action:
Save the DNA into an XML file using the default preferences path |
| SavePreferencesAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following Action:
Save the current preferences into an XML file |
| SaveSelectedZLifeAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following Action:
Save the selected Zlife's Dna into an XML file using a JFileChooser |
| SaveSimulationAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following Action:
Save a previously saved JSimLife game file into file |
| SetPreferencesAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following Action:
Open new JSLPreferencesView |
| ShowAboutInfoAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following Action:
Open a new JSLAboutView |
| ShowChartViewAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following Action:
Open a new JSLChartsView |
| ShowTestTubeAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following action:
Open a new JSLTestTubeView |
| StartSimulationAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following Action:
Reset the current simulation by clear the Sprite Group into JSimLife game |
| StepSimulationAction |
Class extends AbstractAction to perform the following Action:
Drawing a single step movement into simulation |


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