| Name: mr.Yogendra | Reg No: 6-10SMHC17 |
|---|---|
| Age / Sex:34 M | Contact No:7829444405 |
| Marital Status:ML- 7 YRS. | Date:26/10/17 |
| Occupation: MAHIINDRA COMPANY ACCOUNT MANAGER(BSC MBA FINACE | Dr. PJFP |
Address: NATIVE OF UDUPI. BLORE SINCE 13 YRS |
DIAGNOSIS- |
BLEEDING PER RECTUM SINCE 6 MONTHS.
ALONG WITH STOOL GETS BLOOD. LAST BLOOD CLOT COMES OUT.
ITCHING MILD BEFORE .SOMETIMES AFTER.
EARLIER APPLIED OINTMENT BUT NOW NOT USING.
VEGETERIAN.
2 YEARS BACK BLOODY STOOLS TOOK AYURVEDIC RX GONE THEN FRM 6 MONTHS COMING AGAIN. TOOK AYUR RX BUT STILL FEARS IT MAY INC AS HE IS NOT FINDING MUCH RELEIF LIKE BEFORE.( ANXIOUS).
FROM 2-3 MONTHS FEELS WEIGHT GAIN.
PAST H/O:
GOT OP FOR SOME BONY PROMINENCE IN EAR FR THT COULD NOT HEAR SO PUT SOME PISTOL TYPE FOR SOUNDWAVES TO PASS. 8-10 YEARS BACK GO OP FR THT.
GOT OP FR DNS- 2ND PUC AGE.
FREQUENTLY CATCHES COLD SLIGHTEST COLD. GETS PAIN IN TONSILS REGION AND FEELS EAR BLOCK.
 ONLY HIS WORK. HAD IT FROM MANY YEARS BUT OFF LATE INC.
DOES YOGA TO REDUCE HIS MENTAL ANXIETY BUT STILL NOT CONTROLLED.
IF ANYTHING IS SAID HE ANTICIPATES IT LIKE IN FUTURE IT WILL HAPPEN LIKE THIS. RUNNING THOTS.
AMEL SLEEP NEVER GETS HIS SLEEP DISTURBED. SOUNDS NOTHING DISTURBS HIM.
DREAMS OF DAILY WORK.
( FEELS INCOMPLETE IN WORK)
THO HIS COLLEAUGUES AND BOSS SAYS HE DOES WELL N PERFECT. HE LIKES MATHS GOOD AT IT. IN MATHS ALONE 96%.
GOT 7 YEARS BACK MARRIED BUT NO PHYSICAL CONTACT AT ALLL. SAYS HE WANTS IT BUT DOESN’T LIKE OT FORCE. SEEING OTHERS HE TOO WANTS KIDS. WIFE IS STUBBORN N DOESN’T LIKE HIM SAYS SHE WAS FORCED TO MARRY HIM. RELATIVE ACTUALLY. ALWAYS POINTS OUT AT HIM WATEVER HE DOES. SAYS HE CANT LEAVE BECAUSE IS PARENTS HAVE GOOD NAME IN SOCIETY AND HE TOO DOESN’T LIKE TO GET BAD NAME. CRIES AT NIGHT WITH GOD REMEMBERS HIS SISERS KIDS AND CRIES TOO. IN OFFICE IF GETS ANGRY WILL SHOUT IF GETS FREQUENT MOBILE CALLS WILL THROW THE PHONE.
DOESN’T HAVE ANY EXTRA MARITAL RELATIONS.
HAIRFALL FROM 1 YEAR. BALD. DANDRUFF STARTED AFTER USING HAIR OILS AYURVEDIC.
MOTHER- 60- BP,DM, JOINT PAIN,
DAD: 70- HEARING PROBLEM DEAF FROM HIS 30 YEARS AGE.
1 ELDER BRO N 1 YOUNGER SIS.
 IF ANYONE IS THERE HE WILL DRIVE WELL.
LIKES WARM. CANT TAKE COLD.
SNORES MORE.
RX:
1.ACID NIT 30 – 4-0-4 DISC
2. LYCO 30 – 4-0-4DISC
3. PULS 30 – 4-0-4DISC
- FOR COLD:
1. GELS 1M+HEPAR SULPH 200+ BELL 200 – 4 PILLS 2 HOURLY WITH WATER FOR 3 DAYS.
31/10/17: coughing more ear pain. backpain, legpain, fever frm yday. No chills. Itching in the throat. Cough. < morning. Green color mucus.
Rx:
1. Ars 1m+wyethia1m+bell1m
2. hep sulph1m – disc 4.
2/12/17: till 4 days back he was fine but again started bleeding. Spells of checking rechecking things he had done. Normal stool going fr 3 times a day evry time he ges it is painless. Cant take slightest cold also. Feels heaviness n irritation.
Rx:
Tub 200 – 1 dose.
Sulphur 200 – 1 dram pills 4-4-4-4.
Rub 15 – 1 dose night b/food.
Aloes30+podo30 disc 4-4-4-4.
15/12/17: muscle catch in the neck region. Pain better lying on back. Took pain killer frm which agn pain started.
Rx:
1. mag phos 200 +caust 200+rt 200 – 4-4-4-4
2.Rheumasag oil.
3. thuja 1m – 1 dose. 20/12/17
4. sulphur 1m – 1 dose.27/12/17.
5. nitric acid 200 – od
6. Rub 15 – 1 dose nt.b/food.
5/1/18: bleeding had fr 4 days. But better than before.
Had an office checkup in which his bp was hig n hdl low n ldl n vldl was high. Thoughts continue. Checking and rechecking. Thinking about future continuous thought unable to stop his thots. Talks to himself feels like he is talking to his sis children. Feels hair fall is more.
Rx:
syphilinum 1m – 6th jan 2018
hamamelis Q 10-10-10 drops a/food water.
Rub 30 – 1-0-1 b/food .
3/2/18: feeling better. Training his mind to stay positive.
Carc1m – 1 dose – 6/2/18
Rub 30 – 1-0-1 b/food .
Nat mur 6x 4-4-4-4.
C.veg30 /lyco30 – 4 pills sos gastritis.
Take 450
29/11/03: LITTLE SPICY FEELS BLEEDIGN IN RECTUME 2 WEEKS BCK LOT OF PAIN IN THE CHEST. BURNING UPPER ABD. AGAIN TODAY FEELING THE SAME. AFTER GASTRITIS FEELS THAT IT IS BLEEDING MORE. FEELING MIND DISTUREBED. CHECKING ONLY MORE. HAIRFALL MORE. 10 DAYS ONLY STARTED BLEEDIGN.
RX:
ROBINIA 30 – 3 PILLS SOS.
ARG NIT 200 3-0-3 AFTER FOOD.DISC
MEDO 1M – 1 DOSE NT B/FOOD.
NAT PHOS 12X 4-4—4-4.
25/4/18: knee pain < standing(feels some pressure on the knees. >walking. is a bit more frm 2 days. Hairfall reduced bt more at the bald region. Bleeding red, gastritis red,
Rx:
ROBINIA 30 – 3 PILLS SOS. 2 dram pills
ARG NIT 200 3-0-3 AFTER FOOD.DISC
MEDO 1M – 1 DOSE NT B/FOOD.
NAT PHOS 12X 4-3-4.
Rhus tox 200 – 1 dose
Month med. 1000..
28/6/18: bleeding since 2 weeks. Burning a little. Mid and low Abd pain since 1 month. Writes down the symp feels may forget. Knee joint pain one joint at a time. Smtimes back pain. mind a lot of relief. Can take lemon water during gastritis.  Dandruff started again. Mentally feeling better. Able to take things betterthan before. Checking and rechecking also feels better. Whenever sleepless then gets these symp.
Rx:
Medo 1M- 1 dose.
Rub 15 days.
Robinia 200 – 4 pills sos. Gastritis.
Lyco 1m – july 5th 1 dose mng empty stomach.
13/7/18: bleeding not there. Dandruff o/e – scalp clean.
Rx:
Medo 1M- 1 dose.
Rub 15 days.
Robinia 200 – 4 pills sos. Gastritis.
Lyco 1m – july 23 dose mng empty stomach.
Nat mur 200 – disc 3-0-3 .
28/07/18:
BLEEDING 5 DAYS BACK FR 2 DAYS. FRM TODAY NO BLEEDING. SNORING INC THSES DAYS. GOT OP FR DNS 18 YRS BACK. LOW BACK PAIN ALTERNATING WITH KNEE JOINT PAIN.
RX:
STAPHY 1M – 1 DOSE.
MEDO 1M – 1 DOSE.3RD WEEK.
RUB 30 1 DOSE NIGHT B/FOOD.
ARG NIT 200 – 4-4-4-4. 2 DRAM PILLS ALT WEEKS.
2/8/18: BACK PAIN IN THE LOW BACK AND EITHER SIDE BUTT. SOMETIMES IN THE T2-T4 AREA. SITTING ON THE FLOOR ON ONE BUTT. ACHING TYPE.
RX:
AESCULUS 1M – 4-4-4-4. 2 DRAM.
FIL CAL 0-0-1 B.FOOD
30/8/18: bleeding occasional. Pain in low abd at times. Back pain loins region. Sweating a bit. Snoring. Feels better with exercise backpain.
Medo1m/sil 200.
Pentaphos 2-2-2
Rub 30 – 1 tab nt b/food.
bry1m+rhus tox1m disc 3-3-3-3 for 4 days repeat weekly 4 days.
24/9/18: traveled a week then had some back pain. from centre to left and then goes to right. Sometimes only boths sides. Gastric bloating abdomen. Bleeding again starting. Sweating after walking and taking rest. If lies on back feels better. Cant walk straight feels pain like catching. Like pin prick burning pain.body heat feels like tht..
Rx:
carboveg30 – 4pills sos. Gastric..
Gelsimium1m – 4-4-4-4 1 week.
29/9/18: sneezing more in the <evening., ac. Tsh normal. Cholesterol hdl – 36. Ldl – 104. Backpain better.
Rx:
Arsenic 1m/thuja1m – 4-4-4-4
Gelsimium 1m – 4 pills sos backpain
Gelsimium 200 – 4-4-4-4 disk.
Rub 30 – 1 dose night b/food.
Bb40 balm – 1.
Homoecal – 4-4-4-4.
Cholestrinum200- pills 4 pills mng b/food.
14/11/18:
Rt.side buttock burning sensation 5-6 days. Backpain imm after getting up in the morning. Breathing is slightly difficult when doing yoga. Started yoga 15 days.
Rx:
Fel tauri 3x 2-0-2 a/food.
Arsenic 1m/thuja1m – 4-4-4-4 4 dram pills – alternate weeks. For 5 days each week.
Gelsimium 1m+rhus tox 1m – 4 pills sos backpain
Rhus tox 1m+colocynth200+guiacum200 – 4-0-4 b/food. Disc.
Kaliphos 6x 4-0-4.
Rub 30
Rheumagic oil.
3/1/19:
1.alt nose block,throat irritation,rt side more affinity
Rx:
1.hs1m+lyco1m+arum triph200 2 dram pills 2nd hourly 4 pills for 3 days f/b 4-4-4-4-4 for 4 days
2.rub 14 tab mrng b/food
3.nux vom 200 1dose st
r/a 1 week
12/3/19: SIDE OF ABD PAINING. STOPPED BIKE SARTED TO GO BY METRO. HEEL PAIN AND KNEE PAIN. <HANGING AGG FEET. MUST REST FOOT ON THE FLOOR. < LYING SIDES PAIN.  WT: 78.8 KG
RX:
CARDUS MUR/HAMAMELIS – 15-0-15 A/FOOD WATER.
RUB 15 – 1 TAB NIGHT B/FOOD.
COLOCYNTH200 – 4-4-4-4 A/FOOD.
CALC FLOUR 6X 4-0-4
27/4/19: at times gets low abd pain. heart burn. Bleeding per rectum. At times heel pain and knee pain. painless. More sweating, tension in office work. More anger. Getting angry easily. Wants to quarrel. Bp: 150/120mmhg. feels constipated after milk.
Rx:
Nux vom1m/staphy1m/hamamelis1m. – 4-4-4-4.
Rauwolfia 1x – 1-1-1-1.
hydrastisQ/KurchiQ-20-20-20 drops a/food water.
Rub 15 – 1 tab night .
3/5/19: bp: 140/110mmhg. feeling better. Grade 2 haemorrhoids. Bleeding per rectum small drops.
Rx:
Aurum met1m – 3 doses – 5 days once b/brush.water.
22/5/19: had food outside in function had lot of bleeding pr. Had sweating in the afternoon. Bp: 160/110 mmhg. feels ear blocking in the morning.
Rx:
Amyl nitrate 200 – 4-4-4-4 b/food.
Adrenalin 200 – 4-0-4 b/food.
Allium sativum 20 drops 3 hourly a/food.
25/5/19: 130/110MMHG. FEELING BETTER. BLEEDING ALSO BETTER. EAR BLOCK ALSO BETTER. WT – 78.8 KG.
RX:
NAT MUR 1M – 4 PILLS B/FOOD MNG
LYCO 1M – 4 PILLS B/FOOD AFTERNOON
ADRENALIN 1M – 4 PILLS NIGHT B/FOOD.
CRATEAGUS 30/BELL200/GLONINE 200- 4-0-4 B/FOOD.DISC
ALLIUM SAT/CRATEAGUS – 15 TID.
14/6/19: 140/110 mmhg. beter no complaints.
Rx:
Sulphur 1m – 1 dose.
9/8/19:no bleeding much. Ocassional drops. No sweating and palpitations.  Scared tht he may get ulcer. Bitter taste in mouth. Snoring is more. Blackish dark circles. 79.5kg. bp: 150/110 mmhg.
Rx:
Nat phos 200 – 4-4-4 b/food.
Thuja 200 – 4-0-4 b/food. disc
Opium 1m/phos1m /hamamelis1m – 4morning b/food.
Kurchi/geraniumQ – 15-15-15 a/food. Water.
Rauwolfia/crateagus – 15-0-15 drops a/food. Water.
Lachesis 0/1 – 4-0-4 b/food.


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The origin of Futsal (Five-a-Side Soccer) can be traced back to Montevideo, Uruguay, in 1930 when Juan Carlos Ceriani devised a five-a-side version of soccer for youth competition in YMCAs. Futsal is now played in all continents of the world by over 100 countries with 12 million players.
Check out the video below for an idea of what the game is all about:
Why futsal?
Futsal is a skill-oriented game that encourages quick thinking and technique. Because of the small field, and low players to ball ratio futsal encourages rapid skill development that transfer to outdoor soccer.
How much will it cost?
Fees are kept as low as possible to operate the league. Team registration will be $325 per youth team + each player needs to sign up for annual insurance with US Futsal for $10. Each coach needs to sign up for $20/year with US Futsal for coverage. See Registration for more information.
How many games are there?
Each season will have 8 games.
What equipment is needed for futsal?
Team shirts all the same color, shorts (only the goalkeeper may wear pants), shin guards covered by socks, and futsal appropriate footwear. Goalkeepers may choose to wear pants and/or kneepads.
What is futsal appropriate footwear?
Flat-soled, non-marking shoes. The following will work: futsal shoes, indoor soccer (flat-soled) shoes, tennis sneakers, running shoes, and basketball shoes. What comes in on your shoes- ends up on our game courts!
How do I sign my team up for your league?
Your coach needs to fill out a team registration form first. After turning in the team registration form, you will get further instructions for the next stage of the registration process.
Can individual players sign up for leagues, too?
Yes- we will do our best to match up interested individuals with appropriate teams- please email us if you need a team (carmichaelfutsal@gmail.com).
How many players are on a 5v5 futsal team roster?
Minimum 5, but we recommend at least 7 up to a maximum of 12.
When do league schedules come out?
The schedule for the first week of a league will generally come out about 5 days before the first day of games. The schedule for the rest of the season will come out a day (or two) after the first day of games. We do it this way in an effort to create the most competitive divisions and match-ups.
How is a futsal ball different than an outdoor soccer ball?

What age groups will the Carmichael Futsal League cater to?
Our inital focus will be youth teams. We will have as many youth age groups (e.g. u8, u10, etc.) as we have adequate teams sign up for. We will introduce adult league play soon- stay tuned.
Does my team need a coach?
Yes, coaches are mandatory - no licenses are required
I don't know anything about futsal, but I am signed up to be a futsal coach! Help!
Don't worry! Let the game teach the player!  We will offer an introductory clinic before the season to orient players and coaches to the sport and rules.
When do games start?
The first Carmichael Futsal season will start in mid January through March. We are working with Carmichael Parks and Recretion District to offer introductory clinics before the season to orient players and coaches to the sport and rules. Games will be once a week.


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$ git fetch(1) $ git merge(2)
Performing a 'pull' is the process of doing a 'get latest', or fetching, then merging changes into a branch.
Fetch from and integrate with another repository or a local branch into the current branch.
This is the transactional equivalent of:
$ git fetch(1) $ git merge(2)
changes from the remote branch to your 'remote-tracking' branch
performs a merge of the changes
Performs a 'pull' without a fast-forward merge.
--no-ff creates a merge commit in all cases, even when the merge could instead be resolved as a fast-forward
Assume the following history exists:
A---B---C origin/feature_branch / D---E---F---G feature_branch ^ origin/feature_branch in your repository
From this point, the result of the following command:
git pull
would be:
A---B---C origin/feature_branch / \ D---E---F---G---H feature_branch
When an update changes a branch (or more in general, a ref) that used to point at commit A to point at another commit B, it is called a fast-forward update if and only if B is a descendant of A.
In a fast-forward update from A to B, the set of commits that the original commit A built on top of is a subset of the commits the new commit B builds on top of. Hence, it does not lose any history.
In contrast, a non-fast-forward update will lose history. For example, suppose you and somebody else started at the same commit X, and you built a history leading to commit B while the other person built a history leading to commit A. The history looks like this:
B / ---X---A
Further suppose that the other person already pushed changes leading to A back to the original repository from which you two obtained the original commit X.
The push done by the other person updated the branch that used to point at commit X to point at commit A. It is a fast-forward.
But if you try to push, you will attempt to update the branch (that now points at A) with commit B. This does not fast-forward. If you did so, the changes introduced by commit A will be lost, because everybody will now start building on top of B.
The command by default does not allow an update that is not a fast-forward to prevent such loss of history.
If you do not want to lose your work (history from X to B) or the work by the other person (history from X to A), you would need to first fetch the history from the repository, create a history that contains changes done by both parties, and push the result back.
You can perform "git pull", resolve potential conflicts, and "git push" the result. A "git pull" will create a merge commit C between commits A and B.
B---C / / ---X---A
Updating A with the resulting merge commit will fast-forward and your push will be accepted.
Alternatively, you can rebase your change between X and B on top of A, with "git pull --rebase", and push the result back. The rebase will create a new commit D that builds the change between X and B on top of A.
B D / / ---X---A
Again, updating A with this commit will fast-forward and your push will be accepted.
There is another common situation where you may encounter non-fast-forward rejection when you try to push, and it is possible even when you are pushing into a repository nobody else pushes into.  In such a case, and only if you are certain that nobody in the meantime fetched your earlier commit A (and started building on top of it), you can run "git push --force" to overwrite it. In other words, "git push --force" is a method reserved for a case where you do mean to lose history.


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Turkish military, allied militants launch heavy attack in northeast Syria
by News DeskBEIRUT, LEBANON (6:00 P.M.) – The Turkish Army, alongside their allied militants, launched a fresh attack on the Abu Rasin area of the Al-Hasakah Governorate this afternoon.
According to reports from northeast Syria, the Turkish Army and their allied militants launched several artillery shells and rockets towards the Syrian Democratic Forces’ (SDF) positions near the town of Zarqan.
As a result of this attack by the Turkish Army and their allies, one civilian was killed in the town of Tal Al-Ward.
The Syrian Democratic Forces and Syrian Arab Army (SAA) have yet to respond to this latest attack by the Turkish Army.


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10. Explore Bitcoin's Codebase
Bitcoin's Codebase
Now that we've seen the data that exists in a blockchain, it's helpful to understand how these ideas are built and managed. Luckily, many blockchains are open source, and in particular Bitcoin has an enormous open source codebase that we can use to study and understand these blockchain concepts.
Explore Bitcoin's Codebase
In the next video, we'll take a look at this codebase and go over a few key points you can use to help understand how data handled in the Bitcoin blockchain.
You can follow along with this video, or check out the codebase for yourself using github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin.
Explore Bitcoin's Codebase
Problem Set: Bitcoin Codebase
Hopefully you have a better understanding now of how the Bitcoin codebase helps set the rules and regulations for the Bitcoin Blockchain.
Next, we'd like you to think through a few questions to help call out some important information about the codebase that we've gone over. Take some time to read through these questions to think through these ideas.
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Going through the codebase of any open source repo is a great way to understand how the software works. Keep in mind, these can be very large repositories and it could be easy to get lost at first. What helps is to focus on a few key questions you have, then narrow in on very specific parts of the code that can help answer your question.
Next, we'll go over something you may have thought of…who makes updates to this code? It's an interesting idea, especially if you're unfamiliar with open source projects. The answer has to do with Bitcoin Improvement Proposals, and we'll cover these in more detail in the next section.


Update 2018-02-14, since Amazon has introduced a feature to extract meta data at runtime in a container the discovery agent described in this post becomes obsolete for the ECS case, see more this post for more details.
This post describes a solution for implementing the discovery of the unknown exposed port by a Docker container. A specific situation where the problem occurs is when you deploy Spring Cloud micro services as Amazon ECS services to the cloud.
Setting up a micro services architecture requires that there is a way services can find each other. Spring Cloud provides a services discovery service out of the box: Eureka. Services running in the micro services landscape are responsible to register themselves to the discovery service. Then, any service running in the micro services landscape can locate them based on their name. Deploying those services to a docker based cloud, such as AWS, does however create some difficulties.
A service running in a container does not know the external exposed port. The port map can be fixed, for example by mapping the external port on the same port as the internal one but this will eventually cause port conflicts. Besides that, you are not able to scale the container on the same host. Therefore, it make sense to use automatic port assignment. But in that case, services must be able to discover the port, assigned by docker, for registration.
Running micro services in docker containers on AWS ECS looks as follows.
Each micro service is defined as task which will run as service (a docker container). The docker container runs on a Amazon EC2 instance that also runs docker agent to manage the cluster. Unfortunately, the agent has no API to lookup the exposed port.
To lookup the exposed port an extra agent is added to the EC2 instance. The discovery agent uses an API to discover the port for a given container id, internal port and protocol. The only drawback is that the discovery agent needs access to the docker socket which is a potential security risk.
Let’s explain the working of the discovery agent by example: First we have to start the agent as a docker container.
docker run -d -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
--name docker-discovery-agent -p 5555:8080 npalm/docker-discovery-agent:1.0.0
Now the agent is running, it can be tested. For testing we start another container, remember the problem is that we need to find the exposed port from within a container. The local ip address will be added as extra host to the container. The test container is just a linux (CentOS) container containing the tool curl
and for which port 80 is exposed to a random port.
export DOCKERHOST=$(ifconfig | grep -E "([0-9]{1,3}\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}" | \
grep -v <IP_ADDRESS> | awk '{ print $2 }' | cut -f2 -d: | head -n1)
docker run -it -p 80 --add-host="dockerhost:$(DOCKERHOST)" --rm centos /bin/bash
We are now in the shell of the CentOS container, the host file contains a DNS entry that points to the host. First, we have to search for the id of the current container.
CONTAINER_ID=$(cat /proc/self/cgroup | grep "cpu:/" | sed 's/\([0-9]\):cpu:\/docker\///g')
Then, we ask the discovery agent for our external mapped port by sending the container id and the internal port.
curl "http://dockerhost:5555/container/${CONTAINER_ID}/portbinding?port=80&protocol=tcp"
The result is a JSON string container with the hostIp and hostPort, for example:
{
"HostIp": "<IP_ADDRESS>",
"HostPort": "32779"
}
Alternative to passing the host ip address, it is possible to register a static ip address and use this to find the dicovery agent.
sudo ifconfig lo0 alias <IP_ADDRESS>
Now we can discover the exposed port, let’s give some direction on how this can be combined with Spring Cloud on ECS. First deploy Eureka (service discover) as container. Register an ALB (internal) to the service. Now we have an endpoint that we can use to inject the service that needs to register itself. Next create a spring service that is aware of discovery. Before the services can be started, the exposed port needs to be found. Add the snippet below to the start script to start the services in the container.
#!/bin/bash
export DOCKER_HOST=$(curl -s <IP_ADDRESS>/latest/meta-data/local-ipv4)
export CONTAINER_ID=$(cat /proc/self/cgroup | grep "cpu:/" | \
sed 's/\([0-9]\):cpu:\/docker\///g')
export NETWORK_BINDING=\
$(curl "http://${DOCKER_HOST}:5555/container/${CONTAINER_ID}/portbinding?port=8080&protocol=tcp")
export EXPOSED_PORT=$(echo ${NETWORK_BINDING} | jq -c '.[0].HostPort' | \
sed -e 's/^"//' -e 's/"$//')
exec java -jar /service.jar
The last step is to update the application.yml
and add a few lines to force the ip address and port during service registration.
eureka:
client:
serviceUrl:
defaultZone: ${EUREKA_URL} // Needs to be injected as environment variable
instance:
preferIpAddress: true
ip-address: ${DOCKER_HOST}
non-secure-port: ${EXPOSED_PORT}
Discovery of the unknown exposed port is a highly discussed topic and there are many alternative solutions, Please see docker issue, which is a good starting point for alternatives. The following alternatives came to my mind:


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layout: post
title: We're all a little weird
subtitle: 我们都有些奇怪
date: '2019-11-27T21:04:00.002+08:00'
author: DotIN13
tags:
- Proverbs
modified_time: '2019-11-27T21:04:36.120+08:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7275524089009887162.post-8781083305518353472
blogger_orig_url: https://dotin13laf.blogspot.com/2019/11/were-all-little-weird.html
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|
Definition
|
|---|---|
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access level |
A permission assigned to a user to control which Perforce commands the user can execute. See protections. |
|
admin access |
An access level that gives the user permission to run Perforce commands that override metadata, but do not affect the state of the server. |
|
apple file type |
Perforce file type assigned to Macintosh files that are stored using AppleSingle format, permitting the data fork and resource fork to be stored as a single file. |
|
atomic change transaction |
Grouping operations affecting a number of files in a single transaction. If all operations in the transaction succeed, all the files are updated. If any operation in the transaction fails, none of the files are updated. |
|
base |
The file revision on which two newer, conflicting file revisions are based. |
|
binary file type |
Perforce file type assigned to a non-text file. By default, the contents of each revision are stored in full and the file is stored in compressed format. |
|
branch |
(noun) A codeline created by copying another codeline, as opposed to a codeline that was created by adding original files. branch is often used as a synonym for branch view. (verb) To create a codeline branch with p4 integrate. |
|
branch form |
The Perforce form you use to modify a branch. |
|
branch specification |
Specifies how a branch is to be created by defining the location of the original codeline and the branch. The branch specification is used by the integration process to create and update branches. Client workspaces, labels, and branch specifications cannot share the same name. |
|
branch view |
A specification of the branching relationship between two codelines in the depot. Each branch view has a unique name, and defines how files are mapped from the originating codeline to the target codeline. See branch. |
|
changelist |
An atomic change transaction in Perforce. The changes specified in the changelist are not stored in the depot until the changelist is submitted to the depot. |
|
changelist form |
The Perforce form you use to modify a changelist. |
|
changelist |
The unique numeric identifier of a changelist. |
|
change review |
The process of sending email to users who have registered their interest in changes made to specified files in the depot. |
|
checkpoint |
A copy of the underlying server metadata at a particular moment in time. See metadata. |
|
client form |
The Perforce form you use to define a client workspace. |
|
client name |
A name that uniquely identifies the current client workspace. |
|
client root |
The root directory of a client workspace. If two or more client workspaces are located on one machine, they cannot share a root directory. |
|
client side |
The right-hand side of a mapping within a client view, specifying where the corresponding depot files are located in the client workspace. |
|
client view |
A set of mappings that specifies the correspondence between file locations in the depot and the client workspace. |
|
client workspace |
Directories on the client computer where you work on file revisions that are managed by Perforce. By default this name is set to the name of the host machine on which the client workspace is located; to override the default name, set the P4CLIENT environment variable. Client workspaces, labels, and branch specifications cannot share the same name. |
|
codeline |
A set of files that evolve collectively. One codeline can be branched from another, allowing each set of files to evolve separately. |
|
conflict |
One type of conflict occurs when two users open a file for edit. One user submits the file; after which the other user can't submit because of a conflict. The cause of this type of conflict is two users opening the same file. The other type of conflict is when users try to merge one file into another. This type of conflict occurs when the comparison of two files to a common base yields different results, indicating that the files have been changed in different ways. In this case, the merge can't be done automatically and must be done by hand. The type of conflict is caused by non-matching diffs. See file conflict. |
|
counter |
A numeric variable used by Perforce to track changelist numbers in conjunction with the review feature. |
|
default changelist |
The changelist used by Perforce commands, unless a numbered changelist is specified. A default pending changelist is created automatically when a file is opened for edit. |
|
default depot |
The depot name that is assumed when no name is specified. The default depot name is depot. |
|
deleted file |
In Perforce, a file with its head revision marked as deleted. Older revisions of the file are still available. |
|
delta |
The differences between two files. |
|
depot |
A file repository on the Perforce server. It contains all versions of all files ever submitted to the server. There can be multiple depots on a single server. |
|
depot root |
The root directory for a depot. |
|
depot side |
The left side of any client view mapping, specifying the location of files in a depot. |
|
depot syntax |
Perforce syntax for specifying the location of files in the depot. |
|
detached |
A client computer that cannot connect to a Perforce server. |
|
diff |
A set of lines that don't match when two files are compared. A conflict is a pair of unequal diffs between each of two files and a common third file. |
|
donor file |
The file from which changes are taken when propagating changes from one file to another. |
|
exclusionary mapping |
A view mapping that excludes specific files. |
|
exclusionary access |
A permission that denies access to the specified files. |
|
file conflict |
In a three-way file merge, a situation in which two revisions of a file differ from each other and from their base file. Also: an attempt to submit a file that is not an edit of the head revision of the file in the depot; typically occurs when another user opens the file for edit after you have opened the file for edit. |
|
file pattern |
Perforce command line syntax that enables you to specify files using wildcards. |
|
file repository |
The master copy of all files; shared by all users. In Perforce, this is called the depot. |
|
file revision |
A specific version of a file within the depot. Each revision is assigned a number, in sequence. Any revision can be accessed in the depot by its revision number, for example: testfile#3. |
|
file tree |
All the subdirectories and files under a given root directory. |
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file type |
An attribute that determines how Perforce stores and diffs a particular file. Examples of file types are text and binary. |
|
fix |
A job that has been linked to a changelist. |
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form |
Screens displayed by certain Perforce commands. For example, you use the Perforce change form to enter comments about a particular changelist and to verify the affected files. |
|
full-file |
The method by which Perforce stores revisions of binary files in the depot: every file revision is stored in full. Contrast this with reverse delta storage, which Perforce uses for text files. |
|
get |
An obsolete Perforce term: replaced by sync. |
|
group |
A list of Perforce users. |
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have list |
The list of file revisions currently in the client workspace. |
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head revision |
The most recent revision of a file within the depot. Because file revisions are numbered sequentially, this revision is the highest-numbered revision of that file. |
|
integrate |
To compare two sets of files (for example, two codeline branches) and |
|
Inter-File |
Perforce's proprietary branching mechanism. |
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job |
A user-defined unit of work tracked by Perforce. The job template determines what information is tracked. The template can be modified by the Perforce system administrator |
|
job specification |
A specification containing the fields and valid values stored for a Perforce job. |
|
job view |
A syntax used for searching Perforce jobs. |
|
journal |
A file containing a record of every change made to the Perforce server's metadata since the time of the last checkpoint. |
|
journaling |
The process of recording changes made to the Perforce server's metadata. |
|
label |
A named list of user-specified file revisions. |
|
label view |
The view that specifies which file names in the depot can be stored in a particular label. |
|
lazy copy |
A method used by Perforce to make internal copies of files without duplicating file content in the depot. Lazy copies minimize the consumption of disk space by storing references to the original file instead of copies of the file. |
|
license file |
Ensures that the number of Perforce users on your site does not exceed the number for which you have paid. |
|
list access |
A protection level that enables you to run reporting commands but prevents access to the contents of files. |
|
local depot |
Any depot located on the current Perforce server. |
|
local syntax |
The operating-system-specific syntax for specifying a file name. |
|
lock |
A Perforce file lock prevents other clients from submitting the locked file. Files are unlocked with the p4 unlock command or submitting the changelist that contains the locked file. |
|
log |
Error output from the Perforce server. By default, error output is written to standard error. To specify a log file, set the P4LOG environment variable, or use the p4d -L flag. |
|
mapping |
A single line in a view, consisting of a left side and a right side that specify the correspondences between files in the depot and files in a client, label, or branch. The left side specifies the depot file and the right side specifies the client files. (See also client view, branch view, label view). |
|
MD5 checksum |
The method used by Perforce to verify the integrity of archived files. |
|
merge |
The process of combining the contents of two conflicting file revisions into a single file. |
|
merge file |
A file generated by Perforce from two conflicting file revisions. |
|
metadata |
The data stored by the Perforce server that describes the files in the depot, the current state of client workspaces, protections, users, clients, labels, and branches. Metadata includes all the data stored in the server except for the actual contents of the files. |
|
modification time |
The time a file was last changed. |
|
nonexistent |
A completely empty revision of any file. Syncing to a nonexistent revision of a file removes it from your workspace. An empty file revision created by deleting a file and the #none revision specifier are examples of nonexistent file revisions. |
|
numbered changelist |
A pending changelist to which Perforce has assigned a number. |
|
open file |
A file that you are changing in your client workspace. |
|
owner |
The Perforce user who created a particular client, branch, or label. |
|
P4 |
The Perforce Command-Line Client program, and the command you issue to execute Perforce commands from the operating system command line. |
|
P4D |
The program on the Perforce server that manages the depot and the metadata. |
|
P4Diff |
A Perforce application that displays the differences between two files. P4Diff is the default application used to compare files during the file resolution process. |
|
pending changelist |
A changelist that has not been submitted. |
|
Perforce server |
The Perforce depot and metadata on a central host. Also the program that manages the depot and metadata. |
|
protections |
The permissions stored in the Perforce server's protections table. |
|
RCS format |
Revision Control System format. Used for storing revisions of text files. RCS format uses reverse delta encoding for file storage. Perforce uses RCS format to store text files. See also reverse delta storage. |
|
read access |
A protection level that enables you to read the contents of files managed by Perforce. |
|
remote depot |
A depot located on a server other than the current Perforce server. |
|
reresolve |
The process of resolving a file after the file is resolved and before it is submitted |
|
resolve |
The process you use to reconcile the differences between two revisions of a file. |
|
reverse delta |
The method that Perforce uses to store revisions of text files. Perforce stores the changes between each revision and its previous revision, plus the full text of the head revision. |
|
revert |
To discard the changes you have made to a file in the client workspace. |
|
review access |
A special protections level that includes read and list accesses, and grants permission to run the review command. |
|
review daemon |
Any daemon process that uses the p4 review command. See also change review. |
|
revision number |
A number indicating which revision of the file is being referred to. |
|
revision range |
A range of revision numbers for a specified file, specified as the low and high end of the range. For example, foo#5,7 specifies revisions 5 through 7 of file foo. |
|
revision specification |
A suffix to a filename that specifies a particular revision of that file. Revision specifiers can be revision numbers, change numbers, label names, date/time specifications, or client names. |
|
server |
In Perforce, the program that executes the commands sent by client programs. The Perforce server (p4d) maintains depot files and metadata describing the files, and tracks the state of client workspaces. |
|
server root |
The directory in which the server program stores its metadata and all the shared files. To specify the server root, set the P4ROOT environment variable. |
|
status |
For a changelist, a value that indicates whether the changelist is new, pending, or submitted. For a job, a value that indicates whether the job is open, closed, or suspended. You can customize job statuses. |
|
submit |
To send a pending changelist and changed files to the Perforce server for processing. |
|
subscribe |
To register to receive email whenever changelists that affect particular files are submitted. |
|
super access |
An access level that gives the user permission to run every Perforce command, including commands that set protections, install triggers, or shut down the server for maintenance. |
|
symlink file type |
A Perforce file type assigned to UNIX symbolic links. On non-UNIX clients, symlink files are stored as text files. |
|
sync |
To copy a file revision (or set of file revisions) from the depot to a client workspace. |
|
target file |
The file that receives the changes from the donor file when you are integrating changes between a branched codeline and the original codeline. |
|
text file type |
Perforce file type assigned to a file that contains only ASCII text. See also binary file type. |
|
theirs |
The revision in the depot with which the client file is merged when you resolve a file conflict. When you are working with branched files, theirs is the donor file. |
|
three-way merge |
The process of combining three file revisions. During a three-way merge, you can identify where conflicting changes have occurred and specify how you want to resolve the conflicts. |
|
tip revision |
In Perforce, the head revision. Tip revision is a term used by some other SCM systems. |
|
trigger |
A script automatically invoked by the Perforce server when changelists are submitted. |
|
two-way merge |
The process of combining two file revisions. In a two-way merge, you can see differences between the files but cannot see conflicts. |
|
typemap |
A Perforce table in which you assign Perforce file types to files. |
|
user |
The identifier that Perforce uses to determine who is performing an operation. |
|
view |
A description of the relationship between two sets of files. See client view, label view, branch view. |
|
wildcard |
A special character used to match other characters in strings. Perforce wildcards are: |
|
write access |
A protection level that enables you to run commands that alter the contents of files in the depot. Write access includes read and list accesses. |
|
yours |
The edited version of a file in the client workspace, when you resolve a file. Also, the target file when you integrate a branched file. |


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joints or just go to one of my favorite ones.
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Founded in 2008, the Debating Society of NSUT is the premier debating and literary society on campus for one of India's most prestigious and coveted technical institutions, Netaji Subhas University of Technology and is one of North India's most successful debating teams with several annual accolades not just in the North Indian debating circuits but beyond the borders of India as well.
With an aim to promote healthy discussion and careful deliberation, the Debating Society of NSUT provides people with a platform to shed their inhibitions and learn the art of expressing themselves. One of the most renowned debating societies in the DU circuit, it hosts literary and debating events all throughout the year that help students gain confidence and learn the self-empowering skill of public speaking.
Do you question conventional wisdom? Do you wish to break the borders of logic and reasoning? Then this is just the place for you. Come be a part of the Debating Society of NSUT and form your own critical opinion on all the things you've ever believed in. We're searching for people who can look beyond the regular ideals of reasoning, engage in critical thinking and discuss controversial issues without descending to insults.
Encouraging and inspiring minds to speak what they stand for, what they believe in, one NSUTian at a time.
Aashna Jha
President
Being one of the most active and thriving societies across the debating circuit, DebSoc NSUT is a stranger to none. Whether it be winning countless accolades every year or organizing Delhi’s largest debating and literary festival, we really are able to do it all. DebSoc isn’t just a society for us, it is also an experience filled with sleepless nights and rewarding days. It is home to days of debates and discussions spread over the sprawling campus, through which our enforced camaraderie turned into a happy family. Being a part of The Debating Society of NSUT has truly been a life changing journey and I hope the society continues to live upto its glorious legacy for years to come.
Tushar Renjhen
President
DebSoc NSUT is a platform that not only provides a safe space for deliberation and discussion, but is a home away from home, a family where everyone works on motivating others to be the best versions of themselves, in all aspects of life.
With days spent debating, and nights spent reminiscing on those memories and making new ones, DebSoc is truly the most wholesome society I’ve had an opportunity to be a part of.
DebSoc NSUT presents its own discussion forum. Click on the button below to debate on relevant topics with us!
Advik Jain
Vice President
The Debating Society has long fostered a constructive and welcoming environment for debate and learning. Simply put, our vision is to be a successful study led organisation, a model which can be emulated by other such organisations. Year after year we have realised our vision with our members winning several reputed national and international awards and organising several popular debating fests and competitions.
Tarun Yadav
Vice President
DebSoc NSUT is the place to be if you want to share your views, discuss something, or even if you want to rant about college life. We at DebSoc NSUT meet at CBT(mostly) and sometimes in the Nescii Lawns and then we discuss issues ranging from major world problems involving economics and international relations to philosophical and moral debates which force you to think deeply, we do it all with utmost grit and conviction while having fun along the way. DebSoc has always welcomed and will continue to welcome new individuals who want to discuss, debate, and deliberate on real-world problems, and in no time these new individuals become a part of the collective we like to call the DebSoc family.
Arnav Balyan
Executive Director
DebSoc is the place where one can unlock their true potential. From discussing and debating over every minute to major issues for hours, every major world problem has been solved on our very favourite venue, CBT. DebSoc NSUT is where one can find the most hardworking people who have a passion to learn. It is more than a student society, DebSoc is a family.
Urvish Chokshi
Executive Director
DebSoc NSUT is not your regular student club/society you would have anticipated to find in college. It's a community of like-minded people who strive to improve every day. For a community that follows DebSoc meets by DebSoccers grit, the society would always be welcoming to every student in the university who has a zeal to grow, with the society essentially ameliorating the university life.
Nupur Parmar
Senior Member- MUN dept, Executive Committee
I love how debsoc gave me a chance to be a part of such a talented, professional and yet 'lit' bunch of people!
Aashray Kapoor
Senior Member- MUN dept, Executive Committee
Debsoc has been a roller-coaster for me . I have learnt a lot in the past years and the experiences have been really great . Debsoc not only makes you a good debater but also helps you grow in life. It is indeed a life changing experience.
Prmeher Kaur
Senior Member- General debating dept, Executive Committee
Debsoc has been a series of exhilarating experiences that have moulded my attitude and my perspective. It has helped me grow exponentially, in what can only be described as the best possible combination of fun and learning.
Shashank Singh
Senior Member- PD dept, Executive Committee
Debsoc helped me gain perspective and how to be fluid on my point of view which is necessary in any discussion or deliberation.


This visualization was created by two students during the Open Data lecture. The project was conducted without a data coach. We use the data from gapminder.com, a portal that promotes factual education of the population through data. With our visualization we show how countries compare to each other in terms of emissions. The most interesting thing is that it always depends on how you look at the data. For greenhouse gases in absolute numbers, the most populous country, China is the worst. But when you look at the figures per inhabitant, the picture looks very different. Rich countries like Switzerland, for example, are no longer in a good position. If you now look at the whole per capita figure in terms of gross domestic product, the rich countries are in a good position again. Our conclusion from this project is that data can always be chosen in a way that serves the purpose or argument that is needed.
Click here to explore an interactive dynamic world map which shows differenet categories of emissions.
Click here to explore an interactive dynamic world map which shows you how well a specific country performs. You can analze their best and worst emission category. In addition to that you can distort the visualization to represent the country at its absolute worst or best.
This interactive visualization serves to understand that different countries score very differently compared to each other when considering different forms and perspectives of emissions
We got our data from the world famous portal for data, Gapminder.com This platform is from bestselling
author Hans Rosling.
Link to the data
Disclaimer: We would like to point out that the calculations for the visualizations are not perfect but sufficiently good due to the performance optimization. That means for reliable data you should use the original data from Gapminder.
With this visualization we want to draw attention to the manipulability of data. To look good, you just
have to take the right data and display it correctly (or incorrectly). Or as Ronald Coase put it more
appropriately:
Please choose any country and you will see the difference it can make when picking certain data and displaying it in a certain way. Adjust the slider below and see what happens.
We got our data from the world famous portal for data, Gapminder.com This platform is from bestselling
author Hans Rosling.
Link to the data
Disclaimer: We would like to point out that the calculations for the visualizations are not perfect but sufficiently good due to the performance optimization. That means for reliable data you should use the original data from Gapminder.
The projects source and information about how to extend this are found on the GitHub repository
Creators: Adrian Joerg (adrian.joerg@students.unibe.ch), Olivier Staehli (olivier.staehli@students.unibe.ch)


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Contents
This design document outlines the implementation of native systemd support in Ganeti by providing systemd unit files. It also briefly discusses the possibility of supporting socket activation.
Ganeti currently ships an example init script, compatible with Debian (and derivatives) and RedHat/Fedora (and derivatives). The initscript treats the whole Ganeti system as a single service wrt. starting and stopping (but allows starting/stopping/restarting individual daemons).
The initscript is aided by daemon-util, which takes care of correctly ordering the startup/shutdown of daemons using an explicit order.
Finally, process supervision is achieved by (optionally) running ganeti-watcher via cron every 5 minutes. ganeti-watcher will - among other things - try to start services that should be running but are not.
The example initscript currently shipped with Ganeti will work with systemd’s LSB compatibility wrappers out of the box, however there are a number of areas where we can benefit from providing native systemd unit files:
- systemd is the de-facto choice of almost all major Linux distributions. Since it offers a stable API for service control, providing our own systemd unit files means that Ganeti will run out-of-the-box and in a predictable way in all distributions using systemd.
- systemd performs constant process supervision with immediate service restarts and configurable back-off. Ganeti currently offers supervision only via ganeti-watcher, running via cron in 5-minute intervals and unconditionally starting missing daemons even if they have been manually stopped.
- systemd offers socket activation support, which may be of interest for use at least with masterd, luxid and noded. Socket activation offers two main advantages: no explicit service dependencies or ordering needs to be defined as services will be activated when needed; and seamless restarts / upgrades are possible without rejecting new client connections.
- systemd offers a number of security features, primarily using the Linux kernel’s namespace support, which may be of interest to better restrict daemons running as root (noded and mond).
We propose to extend Ganeti to natively support systemd, in addition to shipping the init-script as is. This requires the addition of systemd unit files, as well as some changes in daemon-util and ganeti-watcher to use systemctl on systems where Ganeti is managed by systemd.
Systemd uses unit files to store information about a service, device, mount point, or other resource it controls. Each unit file contains exactly one unit definition, consisting of a Unit an (optional) Install section and an (optional) type-specific section (e.g. Service). Unit files are dropped in pre-determined locations in the system, where systemd is configured to read them from. Systemd allows complete or partial overrides of the unit files, using overlay directories. For more information, see systemd.unit(5).
We will create one systemd service unit per daemon (masterd, noded, mond, luxid, confd, rapi) and an additional oneshot service for ensure-dirs (ganeti-common.service). All services will Require ganeti-common.service, which will thus run exactly once per transaction (regardless of starting one or all daemons).
All daemons will run in the foreground (already implemented by the -f flag), directly supervised by systemd, using Restart=on-failure in the respective units. Master role units will also treat EXIT_NOTMASTER as a successful exit and not trigger restarts. Additionally, systemd’s conditional directives will be used to avoid starting daemons when they will certainly fail (e.g. because of missing configuration).
Apart from the individual daemon units, we will also provide three target units as synchronization points:
- ganeti-node.target: Regular node/master candidate functionality, including ganeti-noded.service, ganeti-mond.service and ganeti-confd.service.
- ganeti-master.target: Master node functionality, including ganeti-masterd.service, ganeti-luxid.service and ganeti-rapi.service.
- ganeti.target: A “meta-target” depending on ganeti-node.target and ganti-master.target. ganeti.target itself will be WantedBy multi-user.target, so that Ganeti starts automatically on boot.
To allow starting/stopping/restarting the different roles, all units will include a PartOf directive referencing their direct ancestor target. In this way systemctl restart ganeti-node.target or systemctl restart ganeti.target will work as expected, i.e. restart only the node daemons or all daemons respectively.
The full dependency tree is as follows:
ganeti.target
├─ganeti-master.target
│ ├─ganeti-luxid.service
│ │ └─ganeti-common.service
│ ├─ganeti-masterd.service
│ │ └─ganeti-common.service
│ └─ganeti-rapi.service
│ └─ganeti-common.service
└─ganeti-node.target
├─ganeti-confd.service
│ └─ganeti-common.service
├─ganeti-mond.service
│ └─ganeti-common.service
└─ganeti-noded.service
└─ganeti-common.service
The systemd unit files will be built from templates under doc/examples/systemd, much like what is currently done for the initscript. They will not be installed with make install, but left up to the distribution packagers to ship them at the appropriate locations.
Systemd automatically creates a service for each SysV initscript on the system, appending .service to the initscript name, except if a service with the given name already exists. In our case however, the initscript’s functionality is implemented by ganeti.target.
Systemd provides the ability to mask a given service, rendering it unusable, but in the case of SysV services this also results in failure to use tools like invoke-rc.d or service. Thus we have to ship a ganeti.service (calling /bin/true) of type oneshot, that depends on ganeti.target for these tools to continue working as expected. ganeti.target on the other hand will be marked as PartOf = ganeti.service for stop and restart to be propagated to the whole service.
The ganeti.service unit will not be marked to be enabled by systemd (i.e. will not be started at boot), but will be available for manual invocation and only be used for compatibility purposes.
daemon-util is used wherever daemon control is required:
- In the sample initscript, to start and stop all daemons.
- In ganeti.backend to start the master daemons on master failover and to stop confd when leaving the cluster.
- In ganeti.bootstrap, to start the daemons on cluster initialization.
- In ganeti.cli, to control the daemon run state during certain operations (e.g. renew-crypto).
Currently, daemon-util uses two auxiliary tools for managing daemons start-stop-daemon and daemon, in this order of preference. In order not to confuse systemd in its process supervision, daemon-util will have to be modified to start and stop the daemons via systemctl in preference to start-stop-daemon and daemon. This will require a basic check against run-time environment integrity:
- Make sure that systemd runs as PID 1, which is a simple check against the existence of /run/systemd/system.
- Make sure systemd knows how to handle Ganeti natively. This can be a check against the LoadState of the ganeti.target unit.
Unless both of these checks pass, daemon-util will fall back to its current behavior.
Since the daemon process supervision will be systemd’s responsibility, the watcher must detect systemd’s presence and not attempt to start any missing services. Again, systemd can be detected by the existence of /run/systemd/system.
Systemd offers support for socket activation. A daemon supporting socket-based activation, can inherit its listening socket(s) by systemd. This in turn means that the socket can be created and bound by systemd during early boot and it can be used to provide implicit startup ordering; as soon as a client connects to the listening socket, the respective service (and all its dependencies) will be started and the client will wait until its connection is accepted.
Also, because the socket remains bound even if the service is restarting, new client connections will never be rejected, making service restarts and upgrades seamless.
Socket activation support is trivial to implement (see sd_listen_fds(3)) and relies on information passed by systemd via environment variables to the started processes.


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Make an installable package from the contents of a directory. The resulting
package can be installed with installpkg(8)
Options:
-o <output file>
The name of the file to write the package archive to. By convention, this
is of the form name-version-architecture-osrelease-build.tgz Valid
file extensions are .tgz and .tbz.
-d <root directory>
The root directory to make the package from. If this is omitted, defaults
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The directory containing the package metadata. If this is omitted,
defaults to ROOT_DIR/var/pkgdb/output_file_basename.
The following files are permitted in the metadata directory. If using -m
to specify a different metadata directory, only these files will be copied and
all other files will be ignored.
description
Contains a description of the package (optionally multiline).
README.install
A README to display when installing the package.
README.upgrade
A README to display when upgrading the package.
README.uninstall
A README to display when uninstalling the package.
doinst.sh
A shell script to run after installing the package.
douninst.sh
A shell script to run before uninstalling the package.


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by beansssAccording to an exclusive report on November 22, singer Park Bom is currently preparing for her solo comeback next month.
Park Bom is expected to return some time in December with an emotional single perfect for the cold winter weather. This will mark her first music release in approximately 7 months, as well as her first comeback after wrapping up Mnet's 'Queendom'.
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Routines doing cone projection and quadratic programming, as well as doing estimation and inference for constrained parametric regression and shape-restricted regression problems. See Mary C. Meyer (2013)<doi:10.1080/03610918.2012.659820> for more details.
| Version: | 1.14 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.2) |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.10.4) |
| LinkingTo: | RcppArmadillo, Rcpp |
| Suggests: | stats, graphics, grDevices, utils |
| Published: | 2018-04-19 |
| Author: | Mary C. Meyer and Xiyue Liao |
| Maintainer: | Xiyue Liao <liaoxiyue2011 at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Citation: | coneproj citation info |
| Materials: | ChangeLog |
| In views: | Optimization |
| CRAN checks: | coneproj results |
| Reference manual: | coneproj.pdf |
| Package source: | coneproj_1.14.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: coneproj_1.14.zip, r-release: coneproj_1.14.zip, r-oldrel: coneproj_1.14.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: coneproj_1.14.tgz, r-oldrel: coneproj_1.14.tgz |
| Old sources: | coneproj archive |
| Reverse depends: | ADDT, cgam, ConSpline, DoubleCone, isotonic.pen, ShapeChange, ShapeSelectForest |
| Reverse imports: | mlt |
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WITNESS LIST Civil Practices Committee April 22, 1997-4:00P HB 1656 On: Smith, Carey (Attorney General's Off.) Registering, but not testifying: For: Allison, Jim (Cty Judges & Comm. Assn) Igo, Shanna (Tx. Municipal League) Reid, Stan (Tx. Assn. of Counties) Against: Elliott, Chris (TTLA/self) Hinojosa, Walter (Tx. AFL-CIO) HB 1756 For: Telford, Barry (Author of bill) Against: Elliott, Chris (TTLA & self) On: Nichols, Neil (TYC) Timmons, Joan (TYC) Registering, but not testifying: On: Robinson, Steve (TYC) HB 2836 For: Collier, Keely (NAACP & self) Fitzwater, Martha (self) Thompson, Senfronia (Author of bill) HB 2864 For: Denny, Mary (Author of bill) Glover, Sue (Tx Assn of Counties) Horn, Mary (self) Registering, but not testifying: For: Allison, Jim (Cty Judges & Comm. Assn) Caraway, Luanne (self) Cornett, Ray (Tax Assessors Assn) Lee, Donald (Conf. of Urban Counties) Walker, Helen (Cty Jud.&Comm Assn/self) HB 2895 Against: Hile, Dick (TTLA) Registering, but not testifying: Against: Elliott, Chris (TTLA & self) Lambe, Dan (Tx. Citizen Action/self) Smith, Tom (Public Citizen) HB 3033 For: Eiland, Craig (Author of bill) Johnson, Glenn (Tx. Business Law Found.) HB 3041 For: Johnson, Glenn (Tx. Business Law Found.) Woolley,Beverly (Author of bill) Against: Risk, Raymond (Am. Subcontractors Assn) Registering, but not testifying: Against: Elliott, Chris (TTLA_&_self) HB 3052 For: Alejandro, Anthony (Pt of Corpus Chris. Au.) Berlanga, Hugo (Author of bill) Maldonado, Rick (Pt of Corpus Christi) Wieting, Leroy (Reynolds Met/CITGO/self) HB 3087 For: Collins, Robby (Dallas I.S.D) Hartnett, Will (Author of bill) Against: Crawford, R.C. (self) HB 3285 For: Goodman, Toby (Author of bill) Against: Smith, Tom (Public Citizen) Registering, but not testifying: For: Kamm, Robert (Tx Assn. of Bus. & CC.) Wayne, Ralph (Tx. Civil Justice Leag.) Against: Elliott, Chris (TTLA) Hinojosa, Walter (Tx. AFL-CIO) Lambe, Dan (Tx. Citizen Action/self) HB 3581 For: Hightower, Allen (Author of bill)


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m, n = len(word1), len(word2)
combine = word1 + word2
dp = [[0 for i in range(m+n)] for j in range(m+n)]
for i in range(m+n):
dp[i][i] = 1
for i in range(m+n-2, -1, -1):
for j in range(i+1, m+n):
if combine[i] == combine[j]:
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res = 0
for i in range(m):
for j in range(n):
if word1[i] == word2[j]:
res = max(res, dp[i][j+m])
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ESP8266
This example shows you how to build an application that lets you control a led connected to a ESP8266 module.
Source code
You can browse the source code for this example at the Evothings GitHub repository
The file index.html contains the HTML markup of the app and the buisness logic is placed in the app.js
The source code for the module can be found here.
What you need
It still is a bit of a challenge to get the module up and running. We suggest that you join the community on www.esp8266.com to learn more about the available modules.
This example runs in Evothings Viewer on Android or iOS.
- 1 x ESP-01 (or any other compatible module)
- 1 x USB - Serial cable (3.3 volt)
- 1 x Power supply (3.3 volt)
- 1 x LED
- 1 x 1 kOhm resistor
- An iOS or Android smartphone
How to get up and running
Follow these steps to get started with this example:
- Install the latest version of the Arduino IDE.
- Start Arduino and open Perferences window.
- Enter http://arduino.esp8266.com/package_esp8266com_index.json into Additional Board Manager URLs field.
- Open Boards Manager from Tools > Board menu and install esp8266 platform (and don't forget to select your ESP8266 board from Tools > Board menu after installation).
- Connect your module to your computer. (This step is a bit tricky and it seems like there are a lot of different suggenstion on which circuit to use, we used the circuit found here)
- Connect a led and 1 kOhm resistor in series with GPIO2
- Compile and upload the esp8266.ino sketch (Dont forget to add your WiFi credentials to the sketch).
- Open a serial monitor and note the displayed IP address.
- Run Evothings Workbench on your computer.
- Connect to the Workbench from Evothings Viewer.
- Run the "ESP8266" example from the Workbench window.
- Connect to your development board using the IP address noted in previous step.


THE BELLY OF AN ARCHITECT (1987) A Film Review by Ted Prigge Copyright 1998 Ted Prigge
Writer/Director: Peter Greenaway Starring: Brian Dennehy, Chloe Webb, Lambert Wilson, Sergio Fantoni, Vanni Corbellini, Alfredo Varelli, Geoffrey Copleston, Francesco Carnelutti, Stefano Gragnani
"The Belly of an Architect" is an interesting example of a film that applies metaphors to everything it presents. It's not so much concerned with telling a story or introducing characters as it is introducing one kind of a character, and trying to bring him down to what he really is. Films like these are challenges for the audience because they have to pay attention to every little thing that happens, remember lines that may come into context later on as they take on different meanings, and then later on try to figure out the themes its trying to present. In other words, it's a fun film for those who enjoy a film that's a puzzle.
The architect (and belly) being referred to in the title is Stourley Kracklite (the ever-likable Brian Dennehy), a man who arrives in Rome from Chicago with his much-younger wife, Louisa (Chloe Webb, the Nancy from "Sid and..."), to head an exhibition of the work of an older favorite architect of Kracklite's, Etienne-Louis Boulee. Arriving in the city, he is greeted with lots of warmth from the people working with him, and seems to be doing exactly what he wants to do with all the freedom he can have.
 He learns that Boulee himself suffered pains much like his, and pretty soon is convinced that his wife is trying to poison him, since that is what happened to the Roman Emporer Augustus, whom he sculptured once. As he becomes more and more obsessed with what he thinks is a stomach tumor (a doctor confirms it's just a case of bad gas...and egotism), his wife feels more and more distanced, and finds herself succumbing to the flirting of one of Kracklite's collegues, Caspasian (Lambert Wilson).
The film was directed by Peter Greenaway, one of the most controversial and overall intriguing directors working today (he's directed such films as the NC-17 "The Cook, the Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover," "Prospero's Books," and "The Pillow Book"). Greenaway's a director much more interested in themes and creating certain sensual moods than really really telling a story, and here he blows us away with some truly gorgeous shots of Rome and its many sculptures (photographed beautifully by his usual D.P, Sacha Vierny), and overwhelms us with some truly cinematic moments, most notably a scene where Kracklite discovers a colleague of his has been secretly taking photographs of him when he didn't think he was being photographed, and a scene where he watches his wife sleep witih Caspasian.
Of course, there's the themes that Greenaway is aiming at, like the way that artists are often too influenced and consumed by what came before, shown in the way that many of the things that happen to Kracklite were things that happened to Boulee. But he also shows the other side of this, exploring how sometimes artists TRY and be like other artists, shown in some of the ways that Kracklite actually takes steps to make sure that what happens to him is what happened to others before him. The way that these two play with one another is obviously the thing that Greenaway is playing with here, and after awhile, we're not sure if it's one or the other or both that is coming into play in this film.
And we get to see another one of Greenaway's odd fascinations, things that he brings into perspective and concentrates on that no one else really finds interesting but him...until, of course, they see his movies. In "Prosero's Books," it was those damn books; in "The Pillow Book," it was the fetish of writing calligraphy on bare flesh; in "The Belly of an Architect," it's, well, the belly.  Seeing his room adorned with pictures of stomachs is one of the weirdest, oddest images I've seen in my short lifespan.
 One of the things Greenaway is best at is bringing about his themes without actually mentioning them, leaving everything up to the imagination. This film blatantly tells us everything we need to know, having the characters actually dicuss the themes. This makes everything seem much more bland than it actually is, and since there's nothing really fascinating to watch after the themes have been stated, the film seems to really, really drag.
It also doesn't help that this film is way too fable-like - everything anyone does is so that Greenaway can bring out his themes. This makes everything seem so less poetic, especially that ending, which instead of being disturbing or somber merely comes off as being contrived. I have no problem with fables, but when they come off like this, it undermines everything a whole lot than it really should have.
But there's really more to reccomend than to dislike here, even if the film comes off as way too pretentious for its own good. The one thing that really makes it worth viewing is the performance of Brian Dennehy as Kracklite, who brings so much life to his role as well as so much humanity that you can't help but feel bad for him as he takes a nasty descent into madness. The film is actually a lot like a one-man show: everyone is merely there as a supporting role for him, and almost every scene features Dennehy either talking with people, or by himself, sometimes even writing bizarre letters to the long-dead Boulee, confessing his deepest thoughts. Dennehy's such a good actor and makes everything seems so real that he gives the only real human feel to the film, and makes it seem a lot better than it really is.
MY RATING (out of 4): ***
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Conte: If we think we won't suffer against Barca, we would be fools
by EFE- Inter need a result against Barcelona to book their place in the last 16
Inter Milan coach Antonio Conte hopes to lead the Serie A leaders into the Champions League knockout stages when they host Barcelona on Tuesday.
Barça have already qualified for the last 16 as group winners but Conte played down the importance of that, saying it's "impossible" not to suffer when facing the Catalans.
"If we think we won’t suffer when Barca are in possession, we would be fools," he said in the pregame press conference. "When we get possession, we will try to put them in difficulties.
"At Camp Nou (when Barça won 2-1), we played with courage and desire, but the defeat came thanks to their great players. We have grown, some things have changed, we will try to respect them and at the same time limit our opponent.
“At the draw, they were talking about a very difficult group. Being here, on the last day, with the chance to play against Barcelona, must give us satisfaction and pride.
“We want to continue to play in this competition, with players who need the experience.”
Inter must match Borussia Dortmund's result against Slavia Prague on Tuesday to ensure they progress to the next stage of the competition.
They have been boosted by the news that Lionel Messi, Gerard Pique and Sergi Roberto have all been rested for the game. Jordi Alba, Nelson Semedo, Ousmane Dembele and Arthur Melo are all missing through injury, too.


For this project, we looked at flight delays for airports in the United States during March 2019 and March 2020. This was chosen to see what impact COVID-19 may have had compared to the previous year. We utilized data from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, which were uploaded to a postgresSQL database hosted by AWS. For our backend, we used Python for ETL, and for the frontend developed a Flask app, utilizing HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and the following JS libraries: D3 (delaunay, geo-voronoi ), Plotly, & Leaflet. This was then deployed on the Heroku cloud platform.
This plot uses edge bundling to show airline flight routes, with thicker edges corresponding to longer delays.
Here, Leaflet is used to represent delays with a bubble chart that corresponds to both delay time (circle radius) and delay density (color). The circle is used to compare the delay before and after Covid-19.
The Bureau of Transportation Statistics provides a database from which one can filter for specific information. Due to the size of the tables, ours are not included within this dashboard.


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- sklearn.datasets.fetch_olivetti_faces(data_home=None, shuffle=False, random_state=0, download_if_missing=True)¶
Loader for the Olivetti faces data-set from AT&T.
Parameters : data_home : optional, default: None
Specify another download and cache folder for the datasets. By default all scikit learn data is stored in ‘~/scikit_learn_data’ subfolders.
shuffle : boolean, optional
If True the order of the dataset is shuffled to avoid having images of the same person grouped.
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If False, raise a IOError if the data is not locally available instead of trying to download the data from the source site.
random_state : optional, integer or RandomState object
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This dataset consists of 10 pictures each of 40 individuals. The original database was available from (now defunct)
The version retrieved here comes in MATLAB format from the personal web page of Sam Roweis: