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v3.0.0-v3.1.0
Release 3.0.0 and 3.1.0
Initial release on 5/31/2023, patched on 6/2/2023, 6/6/2023, 6/7/2023, 6/14/2023, 6/19/2023, 6/22/2023
Proprietary persistence layer
We have transitioned away from using one or more FHIR servers to support the persistence of data, and are now using a Mongo (document-based) database. The Mongo database consists of multiple collections (similar to tables) that represent the data persisted in ToF. A migration tool has been created to assist existing installations in migrating from FHIR servers to the Mongo database.
Making this change will allow ToF to:
- Import and export additional types of data
- Preserve the content of the resources as they are defined by the user, rather than amending the resources with extensions that are needed for ToF to function
- Integrate more easily (in the future) with tools such as GitHub and the FHIR IG Publisher
This transition minimally impacts the user interface. In some cases, the user interface is simplified because there is no need to distinguish between versions of FHIR and the FHIR server that supports thee version of the IG.
One notable difference is that there is now an official concept of a "Project" that is tightly coupled with an ImplementationGuide. Now, when you open a project, it will show you metadata about the project that is not contained within the ImplementationGuide resource, and allows you to edit the ImplementationGuide resource separately.
We are considering allowing a single "project" to have multiple ImplementationGuide resources, share permissions, and other common functionality.
CDA Example Import Support
ToF's functionality for importing has been enhanced to support the import of CDA examples. When an XML file is being imported into a project that has a dependency on the CDA implementation guide, it automatically detects if the XML file is not a valid FHIR resource, and treats it as an arbitrary example. This supports CDA implementation guides having examples such as "Component" or "ClinicalDocument" that are not valid FHIR resources.
Profile editing improvements
In parallel to the very significant foundational changes for persistence, we are focusing on improving profile editing, specifically around the "Elements" tab. A critical bug has been fixed related to the sorting of elements within the profile's differential list. We will continue to prioritize profile editing enhancements and bug fixes in future sprints, as we see this as crucial functionality for the product as a whole.
GitHub functionality removed (for now)
Functionality for importing/exporting to/from GitHub has been temporarily removed. We are in the process of re-imagining how the GitHub functionality should be implemented given our significant changes to persistence.
Development Log
|
Issue |
Type |
Description |
Version |
|
Story |
Replace FHIR server(s) persistence with MongoDB (including 35 sub-tasks) |
3.0.0 |
|
|
Story |
Support for importing CDA examples (including 1 sub-task) |
3.0.0 |
|
|
Defect |
Adding a Must Support to a previously unconstrained element causes it to be added out of order in the XML/JSON/Raw |
3.0.0 |
|
|
Defect |
Package ID field allows spaces during initial auto-generation and errors out on Edit IG page |
3.0.0 |
|
|
Improvement |
Consistently per-populate base URL, FHIR version and validating required fields across several resource pages (StructureDefinition, CodeSystem, ValueSet, etc.) |
3.0.1 |
|
|
Improvement |
FHIR version of every new StructureDefinition should be pre-populated with FHIR version # of IG |
3.0.1 |
|
|
Defect |
Element Definition editor window doesn't show options for narratives anymore |
3.0.1 |
|
|
Defect |
Re-add support for importing Bundle resources |
3.0.1 |
|
|
Defect |
Capability Statement auto-populated date needs to be in correct format |
3.0.1 |
|
|
Defect |
Searching for a Value Set doesn't do anything |
3.0.2 |
|
|
Defect |
Getting error Error parsing JSON when publishing |
3.0.2 |
|
|
Defect |
Missing part of URL for some resources |
3.0.2 |
|
|
Defect |
Getting wrong file extension downloading Examples |
3.0.2 |
|
|
Defect |
Changes to a page's content are lost under certain circumstances |
3.0.3 |
|
|
Defect |
Example disappears from Example Page after editing |
3.0.3 |
|
|
Defect |
Importing ImplementationGuide for the opened project does not persist changes |
3.0.4 |
|
|
Defect |
Changing Structure Definitions Title/Name from Profiles/Extentions doesn't change name in IG resources |
3.0.4 |
|
|
Defect |
Selects multiple checkboxes when selecting resource from Select a resource section |
3.0.4 |
|
|
Defect |
User is able to save duplicates of resources |
3.0.4 |
|
|
Defect |
Navigation after logging in is broken in Firefox |
3.0.4 |
|
|
Defect |
Saving an implementation guide is slow |
3.0.5 |
|
|
Story |
Disable "Save" and "Cancel" buttons while saving is in progress |
3.0.5 |
|
|
Story |
$document equivalent for Composition resources in an IG |
3.1.0 |
|
|
Defect |
After one Save of a StructureDefintion no more Saves are persisted |
3.1.0 |
|
|
Defect |
Can't save ValueSet with Experimental=false |
3.1.0 |
|
|
Defect |
Nested sliced not appearing in Elements |
3.1.0 |


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1. Introduction
The digital EV3 Color Sensor distinguishes between eight different colors. It also serves as a light sensor by detecting light intensities. Students can build color sorting and line-following robots, experiment with light reflection of different colors, and gain experience with a technology that is widely used in industries like recycling, agriculture and packaging. The sensor measures reflected red light and ambient light, from darkness to very bright sunlight. It is capable of detecting eight colors. It cantell the difference between color or black and white, or between blue, green, yellow, red, white and brown.
The range of values for a light sensor measuring the reflected light intensity are:
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Minimum: 0, Black
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Maximum: 100, White
2. How to use the sensor
2.1. Measure the reflected light intensity from the EV3 light sensor.
package ev3dev.sensors.ev3;
import lejos.hardware.port.SensorPort;
import lejos.robotics.SampleProvider;
import lejos.utility.Delay;
public class ColorSensorDemo {
//Robot Configuration
private static EV3ColorSensor color1 = new EV3ColorSensor(SensorPort.S1);
//Configuration
private static int HALF_SECOND = 500;
public static void main(String[] args) {
//Red Mode
System.out.println("Switching to Red Mode");
SampleProvider sp = color1.getRedMode();
int sampleSize = sp.sampleSize();
float[] sample = new float[sampleSize];
// Takes some samples and prints them
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
sp.fetchSample(sample, 0);
System.out.println("N=" + i + " Sample=" + (int)sample[0]);
Delay.msDelay(HALF_SECOND);
}
//Color ID
System.out.println("Switching to Color ID Mode");
sp = color1.getColorIDMode();
sampleSize = sp.sampleSize();
sample = new float[sampleSize];
// Takes some samples and prints them
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
sp.fetchSample(sample, 0);
System.out.println("N=" + i + " Sample={}" + (int)sample[0]);
Delay.msDelay(HALF_SECOND);
}
//Ambient Mode
System.out.println("Switching to Ambient Mode");
sp = color1.getAmbientMode();
sampleSize = sp.sampleSize();
sample = new float[sampleSize];
// Takes some samples and prints them
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
sp.fetchSample(sample, 0);
System.out.println("N=" + i + " Sample={}" + (int)sample[0]);
Delay.msDelay(HALF_SECOND);
}
//RGB
System.out.println("Switching to RGB Mode");
sp = color1.getRGBMode();
sampleSize = sp.sampleSize();
sample = new float[sampleSize];
// Takes some samples and prints them
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
sp.fetchSample(sample, 0);
System.out.println("N=" + i + " Sample={}" + (int)sample[0]);
System.out.println("N=" + i + " Sample={}" + (int)sample[1]);
System.out.println("N=" + i + " Sample={}" + (int)sample[2]);
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}
}
}


Batch job specification.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| size | uint32 | (Required) Number of tasks to run (> 0). |
|
| runtimeLimitSec | uint64 | (Required) Maximum amount of time in seconds that the job's task is allowed to run. The timer is started once the task transitions to the 'RUNNING' state. If a task terminates with an error and is restarted, the timer starts again from 0. |
|
| retryPolicy | RetryPolicy | (Required) Task rescheduling policy in case of failure. |
|
| retryOnRuntimeLimit | bool | true when the task should be restarted after being terminated due to runtime limit. |
This data structure is associated with a service job and specifies the number of tasks to run (desired).
At any point in time, the condition min <= desired <= max must hold true. The desired state may be changed by a user,
but also may be changed as a result of an auto-scaling action.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| min | uint32 | (Required) Minimum number of tasks to run (min >= 0) |
|
| max | uint32 | (Required) Maximum number of tasks that can be run (max >= desired) |
|
| desired | uint32 | (Required) Desired number of tasks to run (min <= desired <= max) |
Task placement constraints. Currently supported constraint types are:
* zoneBalance - distributes tasks of a job evenly among the availability zones
* uniqueHost - runs each task of a job on a different agent
* exclusiveHost - ensures that an agent is exclusively assigned to a given job
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| constraints | Constraints.ConstraintsEntry | repeated | (Optional) A map of constraint name/values. If multiple constraints are given, all must be met (logical 'and'). |
| expression | string | Not supported yet. (Optional) An expression combining multiple constraints. For example 'zoneBalance AND serverGroup == "mySG"'. Avalilable operators: <, <=, ==, >, >=, in, like, AND, OR |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| value | string |
|
Container descriptor.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| resources | ContainerResources | (Required) Container resources. |
|
| securityProfile | SecurityProfile | (Required) Container security profile: IAM role, security groups, container roles. |
|
| image | Image | (Required) Image reference. |
|
| attributes | Container.AttributesEntry | repeated | (Optional) Arbitrary set of key/value pairs. Key names starting with 'titus.' are reserved by Titus. |
| entryPoint | string | repeated | (Optional) Override the entry point of the image. If set, the command baked into the image (if any) is always ignored. Interactions between the entry point and command are the same as specified by Docker: https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/builder/#understand-how-cmd-and-entrypoint-interact To clear (unset) the entry point of the image, pass a single empty string value: [""] |
| command | string | repeated | (Optional) Additional parameters for the entry point defined either here or provided in the container image. To clear (unset) the command of the image, pass a single empty string value: [""] |
| env | Container.EnvEntry | repeated | (Optional) A collection of system environment variables passed to the container. |
| softConstraints | Constraints | (Optional) Constraints that Titus will prefer to fulfill but are not required. |
|
| hardConstraints | Constraints | (Optional) Constraints that have to be met for a task to be scheduled on an agent. |
|
| experimental | google.protobuf.Any | (Optional) Experimental features |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| value | string |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| value | string |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| cpu | double | (Required) Number of CPUs to allocate (must be always > 0, but the actual limit is configurable). |
|
| gpu | uint32 | (Optional) Number of GPUs to allocate. |
|
| memoryMB | uint32 | (Required) Amount of memory to allocate (must be always > 0, but the actual limit is configurable). |
|
| diskMB | uint32 | (Required) Amount of disk space to allocate (must be always > 0, but the actual limit is configurable). |
|
| networkMbps | uint32 | (Required) Amount of network bandwidth to allocate (must be always > 0, but the actual limit is configurable). |
|
| allocateIP | bool | (Deprecated) IP always allocated. |
|
| efsMounts | ContainerResources.EfsMount | repeated | (Optional) EFS mounts. |
| shmSizeMB | uint32 | (Optional) Size of shared memory /dev/shm. If not set, a default value will be provided. A provided value must be less than or equal to amount of memory allocated. |
|
| signedAddressAllocations | SignedAddressAllocation | repeated | (Optional) IP addresses allocated from Titus VPC IP service to be assigned to tasks. |
| pool | string | The name of the pool of static IPs to select from |
|
| staticIPAddressIDs | StaticIPAddressIDs | The list of addresses to use for this job |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| efsId | string | (Required) EFS id |
|
| mountPoint | string | (Required) EFS mount point |
|
| mountPerm | MountPerm | (Required) EFS mount permission mask |
|
| efsRelativeMountPoint | string | (Optional) EFS relative mount point |
To reference an image, a user has to provide an image name and a version. A user may specify a version either with
a tag value (for example 'latest') or a digest. When submitting a job, a user should provide either a tag or a digest value
only (not both of them).
For example, docker images can be referenced by {name=titus-examples, tag=latest}.
A user could also choose to provide only the digest without a tag. In this case, the tag value would be empty.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| name | string | (Required) Image name. |
|
| tag | string | (Required if digest not set) Image tag. |
|
| digest | string | (Required if tag not set) Image digest. |
Job entity is returned by query operations only.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| id | string | (Required) The unique id (UUID). |
|
| jobDescriptor | JobDescriptor | (Required) Job descriptor. |
|
| status | JobStatus | (Required) Last known job state. |
|
| statusHistory | JobStatus | repeated | (Required) State transition history. |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| jobId | string |
|
|
| keys | string | repeated |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| jobId | string |
|
|
| attributes | JobAttributesUpdate.AttributesEntry | repeated |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| value | string |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| jobId | string |
|
|
| Capacity | Capacity |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| jobId | string |
|
|
| jobCapacityWithOptionalAttributes | JobCapacityWithOptionalAttributes |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| min | google.protobuf.UInt32Value | (Optional) Minimum number of tasks to run (min >= 0) |
|
| max | google.protobuf.UInt32Value | (Optional) Maximum number of tasks that can be run (max >= desired) |
|
| desired | google.protobuf.UInt32Value | (Optional) Desired number of tasks to run (min <= desired <= max) |
Job event stream consists of two phases. In the first phase, a snapshot of the current state (a job and its tasks) is
streamed, and it is followed by the SnapshotEnd notification marker. In the second phase, job/task state updates are
sent. When a job is terminated, the stream completes.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| jobUpdate | JobChangeNotification.JobUpdate |
|
|
| taskUpdate | JobChangeNotification.TaskUpdate |
|
|
| snapshotEnd | JobChangeNotification.SnapshotEnd |
|
Emitted when a new job is created or when any of the job's attributes change.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| job | Job |
|
A notification marker that indicates that all known jobs were streamed to the client.
Emitted when a task is created or its state has changed.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| task | Task |
|
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| movedFromAnotherJob | bool | movedFromAnotherJob will be true on the first event for the target Job after a task is moved between jobs. task.jobId will be the destination job, and it will include a 'task.movedFromJob' entry in its taskContext map with the source jobId. |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| metadata | DataRecordMetadata |
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| job | Job |
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Job descriptor contains the full job specification (batch or service) that is used to run a job.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| owner | Owner | (Optional) Owner of a job (see Owner entity description for more information). |
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| applicationName | string | (Required) Free form name. |
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| capacityGroup | string | (Optional) Capacity group associated with a job. If not set, defaults to 'DEFAULT'. |
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| jobGroupInfo | JobGroupInfo | (Optional) Mostly relevant for service jobs, but applicable to batch jobs as well, allows a user to specify own unique identifier for a job (see JobGroupInfo for more information). |
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| attributes | JobDescriptor.AttributesEntry | repeated | (Optional) Arbitrary set of key/value pairs. Names starting with 'titus' (case does not matter) are reserved for an internal use. |
| container | Container | (Required) Container to be executed for a job. |
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| batch | BatchJobSpec | Batch job specific descriptor. |
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| service | ServiceJobSpec | Service job specific descriptor. |
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| disruptionBudget | JobDisruptionBudget | (Optional) Job disruption budget. If not defined, a job type specific (batch or service) default is set. |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
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| value | string |
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Job disruption budget, associated (optionally) with a job.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| selfManaged | JobDisruptionBudget.SelfManaged |
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| availabilityPercentageLimit | JobDisruptionBudget.AvailabilityPercentageLimit |
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| unhealthyTasksLimit | JobDisruptionBudget.UnhealthyTasksLimit |
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| relocationLimit | JobDisruptionBudget.RelocationLimit |
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| rateUnlimited | JobDisruptionBudget.RateUnlimited |
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| ratePercentagePerHour | JobDisruptionBudget.RatePercentagePerHour |
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| ratePerInterval | JobDisruptionBudget.RatePerInterval |
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| ratePercentagePerInterval | JobDisruptionBudget.RatePercentagePerInterval |
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| timeWindows | TimeWindow | repeated | (Optional) Time window to which relocation process is restricted. |
| containerHealthProviders | ContainerHealthProvider | repeated | (Optional) Container health providers to use when relocating a container. |
The minimum required percentage of tasks in a healthy state. Tasks will not be terminated by the eviction service
if this limit would be violated.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| percentageOfHealthyContainers | double |
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Allow up to the given amount of relocations per the time interval.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| intervalMs | uint64 |
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| limitPerInterval | uint32 |
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Allow up to the given percentage of tasks to be relocated within an hour.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| maxPercentageOfContainersRelocatedInHour | double |
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Percentage of containers that can be relocated within a time interval. The number of containers is determined
during each evaluation, and the number is based on the current desired job size. If the job size changes, the percentage of containers
changes accordingly. For example, setting / interval to 60000 (1 minute) and ratePercentagePerInterval to 5 (5%)
would allow only for up to 5% of all containers to be relocated every minute, given the other criteria are met.
For a job with a desired size of 100, 5 container relocations per minute would be allowed. If the desired job size changes
to 200, the relocation rate increases to 10 containers per minute.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| intervalMs | uint64 |
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| percentageLimitPerInterval | double |
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No limits on how many containers in a job may be relocated, provided the other disruption budget constraints are not violated.
Maximum number of times a task can be relocated (only batch tasks, which have a maximum execution time).
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| limit | uint32 |
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Self managed task relocation policy for users that would like to orchestrate custom termination logic.
If the containers are not terminated within the confgured amount of time, the system default migration
policy is assumed instead.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| relocationTimeMs | uint64 | Amount of time a container owner has to migrate their containers. A maximum will be enforced by the system. |
The maximum required amount of tasks in an unhealthy state. Tasks will not be terminated by the eviction service
if this limit would be violated.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| limitOfUnhealthyContainers | uint32 |
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| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| jobId | string |
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| disruptionBudget | JobDisruptionBudget |
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Additional information for building a supplementary job identifier, as the 'applicationName' can be shared by
many jobs running at the same time in Titus. By setting 'JobGroupInfo', a user may create a job id that is guaranteed
to be unique accross all currently running Titus jobs. The uniquness is checked if any of the attributes
in this record is a non empty string. The full name is built as: '
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| stack | string | (Optional) Any text. It is recommended (but not required), that the value does not include the '-' character. |
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| detail | string | (Optional) Any text. It is recommended (but not required), that the value does not include the '-' character. |
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| sequence | string | (Optional) Any text. It is recommended (but not required), that the value does not include the '-' character. |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| id | string |
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| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| id | string | repeated |
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| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| jobId | string |
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| serviceJobProcesses | ServiceJobSpec.ServiceJobProcesses |
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Job query request. The query result is limited to the active data set. Finished jobs/tasks are not evaluated
when the query is executed.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| page | Page | (Required) Requested page number/size. |
|
| filteringCriteria | JobQuery.FilteringCriteriaEntry | repeated | (Optional) Collection of fields and their values for a filter. Available query criteria: jobIds - list of comma separated job ids taskIds - list of comma separated task ids owner - job owner applicationName - job application name imageName - image name imageTag - image tag capacityGroup - job assigned capacity group jobGroupStack - job group stack jobGroupDetail - job group details jobGroupSequence - job group sequence jobType - job type (batch or service) attributes - comma separated job attribute key/value pairs (for example "key1,key2:value2;k3:value3") attributes.op - logical 'and' or 'or' operators, which should be applied to multiple attributes specified in the query jobState - job state (one) taskStates - task states (multiple, comma separated). Empty value is the same as no value set. taskStateReasons - reasons associated with task states (multiple, comma separated) needsMigration - if set to true, return only jobs with tasks that require migration |
| fields | string | repeated | (Optional) If set, only field values explicitly specified in this parameter will be returned This does not include certain attributes like 'jobId', 'appName' which are always returned. If the nested field value is provided, only the explicitly listed nested fields will be returned. For example: tasks.taskId rule will result in including just this value when encoding Task entity. |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
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| value | string |
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| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| items | Job | repeated |
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| pagination | Pagination |
|
Composite data structure holding both job state information and the reason of the transition to this state.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| state | JobStatus.JobState | (Required) Job state |
|
| reasonCode | string | (Optional) An identifier of an event that caused a transition to this state. Each job manager can introduce its own set of reason codes. As of now, there are no common reason codes defined for jobs. |
|
| reasonMessage | string | (Optional) Textual description accompanying the 'reasonCode'. |
|
| timestamp | uint64 | Time when a transition to a state happened. |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| id | string |
|
|
| enableStatus | bool |
|
Task log locations
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| ui | LogLocation.UI | (Required) Log access via UI. |
|
| liveStream | LogLocation.LiveStream | (Optional) Live log access. Provided only for running tasks. |
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| s3 | LogLocation.S3 | (Required) S3 log location. |
URL address to a container log service. When a container is running, its stdout/stderr or any other file in the
'/logs' folder can be acccessed via this endpoint. The endpoint becomes unavailable when the container terminates.
A user should provide the 'f' query parameter to specify a file to download. If the 'f' query parameter is net set,
it defaults to 'stdout'. The file path must be relative to the '/logs' folder.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| url | string | (Required) Live log URL. |
Location of S3 folder containing container's log files.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| accountName | string | (Required) AWS account name. |
|
| accountId | string | (Required) AWS account id. |
|
| region | string | (Required) AWS region. |
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| bucket | string | (Required) S3 bucket. |
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| key | string | (Required) The key prefix in the S3 bucket. The assumption is that the consumer finds all objects based on this key prefix. |
URL pointing to a UI based log viewer.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| url | string | (Required) UI URL. |
Migration details
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| needsMigration | bool | true when the the task needs to be migrated to another agent. |
|
| deadline | uint64 | The deadline time that the owner must migrate their task by or the system will automatically do it. / This value is irrelevant if 'needsMigration' is set to false and will default to the value '0'. |
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| started | uint64 | Time at which the migration decision was made. / This value is irrelevant if 'needsMigration' is set to false and will default to the value '0'. |
Migration polices.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| systemDefault | MigrationPolicy.SystemDefault |
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| selfManaged | MigrationPolicy.SelfManaged |
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The self managed policy where the owner needs to migrate the tasks.
The system default migration policy.
The filtering criteria is applied to both Job and Task events. If a criteria applies to task fields, the stream will
include both task events matching it, and events for jobs with tasks that match it. The opposite is also true, e.g.:
a criteria on applicationName (a job field) will include both job events matching it, and events for tasks belonging
to a job that matches it.
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Filtering criteria
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| filteringCriteria | ObserveJobsQuery.FilteringCriteriaEntry | repeated | (Optional) Collection of fields and their values for a filter. Available query criteria: jobIds - list of comma separated job ids taskIds - list of comma separated task ids owner - job owner applicationName - job application name imageName - image name imageTag - image tag capacityGroup - job assigned capacity group jobGroupStack - job group stack jobGroupDetail - job group details jobGroupSequence - job group sequence jobType - job type (batch or service) attributes - comma separated job attribute key/value pairs. The same key may occur multiple times, with different values (any value matches the filter). A value may be omitted, in which case if the key occurs only once, only presence of the key is checked, without value comparison (otherwise the value is an empty string). Example filters: * 'key1' - matches, if the key is present * 'key2:value2' - matches if the attributes contain key 'key2' with value 'value2' * 'key3,key3:value3a,key3:value3b' - matches if the attributes contain key 'key3' with value '' or 'value3a' or 'value3b' All the above can be passed together as 'key1,key2:value2,key3,key3:value3a,key3:value3b' attributes.op - logical 'and' or 'or' operators, which should be applied to multiple attributes specified in the query jobState - job state (one) taskStates - task states (multiple, comma separated). Empty value is the same as no value set. taskStateReasons - reasons associated with task states (multiple, comma separated) needsMigration - if set to true, return only jobs with tasks that require migration |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
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| value | string |
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An owner of a job.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| teamEmail | string | (Required) An owner's email address. |
Container security profile.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| securityGroups | string | repeated | (Required) Security groups associated with a container. The expected number of security groups is between 1 and 6. |
| iamRole | string | (Required) IAM role. |
|
| attributes | SecurityProfile.AttributesEntry | repeated | (Optional) Additional security attributes. Key names starting with 'titus.' are reserved by Titus. |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
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| value | string |
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Service job specification.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| capacity | Capacity | (Required) Number of tasks to run. If a scaling policy is defined, the number of tasks created will be always within min/max range. |
|
| enabled | bool | (Optional) Job enable/disable status. If a job is disabled, auto-scaling policies are not applied. |
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| retryPolicy | RetryPolicy | (Required) Task rescheduling policy in case of failure. |
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| migrationPolicy | MigrationPolicy | (Optional) Migration policy for how the tasks will be migrated during an infrastructure change. If not set, defaults to SystemDefault. |
|
| serviceJobProcesses | ServiceJobSpec.ServiceJobProcesses | (Optional) Job scaling activity configurations. |
Configuration of service job processes
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| disableIncreaseDesired | bool | Prevents increasing the Job's desired capacity. Existing tasks that exit such as the process exiting will still be replaced. |
|
| disableDecreaseDesired | bool | Prevents decreasing the Job's desired capacity. Existing tasks that exit such as the process exiting will still be replaced. |
Task is an entity representing a running container.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| id | string | (Required) The Id of the task. |
|
| jobId | string | (Required) Id of a job that owns this task. |
|
| taskContext | Task.TaskContextEntry | repeated | (Required) Includes: * agent execution environment: 'agent.region', 'agent.zone', 'agent.host', 'agent.instanceId' * job type specific information: 'task.index', 'task.resubmitOf' (id of task which this task is replacing), 'task.originalId' (id of task which this task is a replacement) |
| status | TaskStatus | (Required) Last known state of this task. |
|
| statusHistory | TaskStatus | repeated | (Required) State transition history. |
| logLocation | LogLocation | (Required) Container logs. |
|
| migrationDetails | MigrationDetails | (Required) Migration details. |
|
| attributes | Task.AttributesEntry | repeated | (Optional) User defined key/value pairs. |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
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| value | string |
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| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
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| value | string |
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| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| taskId | string |
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| keys | string | repeated |
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| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| taskId | string |
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| attributes | TaskAttributesUpdate.AttributesEntry | repeated |
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| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
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| value | string |
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| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| metadata | DataRecordMetadata |
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| job | Job |
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| task | Task |
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| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| id | string |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| id | string | repeated |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| taskId | string | (Required) Task to kill. |
|
| shrink | bool | (Optional) Should job size be reduced |
|
| preventMinSizeUpdate | bool | (Optional) If set to true, and this is a terminate and shrink request ('shrink' set to true), reject the kill request if it would cause the job size go below the current minimum size. Otherwise, the job size minimum size is decremented by 1. |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| sourceJobId | string | (Required) Source Job(Service) distinct from target job which is the source of the task. |
|
| targetJobId | string | (Required) Target Job(Service) distinct from source job which is the recipient of the task. |
|
| taskId | string | (Required) Task to move. Task must be in started state. |
Task query request. The query result is limited to the active data set. Finished jobs/tasks are not evaluated
when the query is executed.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| page | Page | (Required) Requested page number/size. |
|
| filteringCriteria | TaskQuery.FilteringCriteriaEntry | repeated | (Optional) Collection of fields and their values for a filter. Available query criteria: jobIds - list of comma separated job ids taskIds - list of comma separated task ids owner - job owner applicationName - job application name imageName - image name imageTag - image tag capacityGroup - job assigned capacity group jobGroupStack - job group stack jobGroupDetail - job group details jobGroupSequence - job group sequence jobType - job type (batch or service) attributes - comma separated job attribute key/value pairs. The same key may occur multiple times, with different values (any value matches the filter). A value may be omitted, in which case if the key occurs only once, only presence of the key is checked, without value comparison (otherwise the value is an empty string). Example filters: * 'key1' - matches, if the key is present * 'key2:value2' - matches if the attributes contain key 'key2' with value 'value2' * 'key3,key3:value3a,key3:value3b' - matches if the attributes contain key 'key3' with value '' or 'value3a' or 'value3b' All the above can be passed together as 'key1,key2:value2,key3,key3:value3a,key3:value3b' attributes.op - logical 'and' or 'or' operators, which should be applied to multiple attributes specified in the query jobState - job state (one) taskStates - task states (multiple, comma separated). Empty value is the same as no value set. taskStateReasons - reasons associated with task states (multiple, comma separated) needsMigration - if set to true, return only tasks that require migration skipSystemFailures - a filter for finished tasks only (does not affect non-finished tasks). If set to true, a finished task that failed due to a system error is filtered out. System error codes are specified in the TaskStatus type definition. These are container failures due to Titus internal issues. |
| fields | string | repeated | (Optional) If set, only field values explicitly given in this parameter will be returned |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| value | string |
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| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| items | Task | repeated |
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| pagination | Pagination |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| state | TaskStatus.TaskState | (Required) Task state |
|
| reasonCode | string | (Optional) An identifier of an event that caused a transition to this state. Each job manager can introduce its own set of reason codes. Below are the predefined (common) set of reason codes associated with task state 'Finished': * 'normal' - task completed with the exit code 0 * 'failed' - task completed with a non zero error code * 'killed' - task was explicitly terminated by a user * 'scaledDown' - task was terminated as a result of job scaling down * 'stuckInState' - task was terminated, as it did not progress to the next state in the expected amount of time * 'runtimeLimitExceeded' - task was terminated, as its runtime limit was exceeded * 'lost' - task was lost, and its final status is unknown * 'invalidRequest' - invalid container definition (security group, image name, etc) * 'crashed' - container crashed due to some internal system error * 'transientSystemError' - transient error, not agent specific (for example AWS rate limiting) * 'localSystemError' - an error scoped to an agent instance on which a container was run. The agent should be quarantined or terminated. * 'unknownSystemError' - unknown error which cannot be classified either as local/non-local or transient. If there are multiple occurences of this error, the agent should be quarantined or terminated. |
|
| reasonMessage | string | (Optional) Textual description accompanying the 'reasonCode'. |
|
| timestamp | uint64 | Time when a transition to a state occurred. |
State information associated with a job.
| Name | Number | Description |
| Accepted | 0 | A job is persisted in Titus and is ready to be scheduled. |
| KillInitiated | 1 | A job still has running tasks that were requested to be terminated. No more tasks for this job are deployed. Job policy update operations are not allowed. |
| Finished | 2 | A job has no running tasks, and new tasks cannot be created. Job policy update operations are not allowed. |
State information associated with a task.
| Name | Number | Description |
| Accepted | 0 | A task was passed to the scheduler but has no resources allocated yet. |
| Launched | 1 | A task had resources allocated and was passed to Mesos. |
| StartInitiated | 2 | An executor provisioned resources for a task. |
| Started | 3 | The container was started. |
| KillInitiated | 4 | A user requested the task to be terminated. An executor is stopping the task and releasing its allocated resources. |
| Disconnected | 5 | No connectivity between Mesos and an agent running a task. The task's state cannot be determined until the connection is established again. |
| Finished | 6 | A task completed or was forced by a user to be terminated. All resources previously assigned to this task are released. |
| Method Name | Request Type | Response Type | Description |
| CreateJob | JobDescriptor | JobId | Create a new job |
| UpdateJobCapacity | JobCapacityUpdate | .google.protobuf.Empty | Modify the number of instances for a service job. |
| UpdateJobCapacityWithOptionalAttributes | JobCapacityUpdateWithOptionalAttributes | .google.protobuf.Empty | Modify job capacity for a service job. It allows you to specify only values (min / max / desired) that need to be updated. |
| UpdateJobStatus | JobStatusUpdate | .google.protobuf.Empty | Mark a job as enabled or disabled. Disabled jobs are not auto-scaled. |
| UpdateJobProcesses | JobProcessesUpdate | .google.protobuf.Empty | Update service job processes such as disable increase/decrease instance count |
| UpdateJobDisruptionBudget | JobDisruptionBudgetUpdate | .google.protobuf.Empty | Update a job disruption budget. |
| FindJobs | JobQuery | JobQueryResult | Return a collection of jobs matching the given criteria. The query result is limited to the active data set. Finished jobs/tasks are not evaluated when the query is executed. |
| FindJob | JobId | Job | Return a job with given id. |
| ObserveJob | JobId | JobChangeNotification stream | On subscription, sends complete job (definition and active tasks). Next, send distinct job definition or task state chage notifications. The stream is closed by the server only when the job is finished, which happens after the 'JobFinished' notification is delivered. |
| ObserveJobs | ObserveJobsQuery | JobChangeNotification stream | Equivalent to ObserveJob, applied to all active jobs. This stream never completes. |
| KillJob | JobId | .google.protobuf.Empty | Terminate all running tasks of a job, and than terminate the job. |
| UpdateJobAttributes | JobAttributesUpdate | .google.protobuf.Empty | Update the attributes of a job. This will either create new attributes or replace existing ones with the same key. |
| DeleteJobAttributes | JobAttributesDeleteRequest | .google.protobuf.Empty | Delete the attributes of a job. |
| FindTask | TaskId | Task | Get a task with the specified id. |
| FindTasks | TaskQuery | TaskQueryResult | Return a collection of tasks specified in the 'TaskQuery' request matching the given criteria. The query result is limited to the active data set. Finished jobs/tasks are not evaluated when the query is executed. |
| KillTask | TaskKillRequest | .google.protobuf.Empty | Terminate a task with the given id. Depending on job type, the task might be immediately restarted/replaced with a new one. |
| UpdateTaskAttributes | TaskAttributesUpdate | .google.protobuf.Empty | Update the attributes of a task. This will either create new attributes or replace existing ones with the same key. |
| DeleteTaskAttributes | TaskAttributesDeleteRequest | .google.protobuf.Empty | Delete the attributes of a task. |
| MoveTask | TaskMoveRequest | .google.protobuf.Empty | Move a task from one service job to another. Source and destination jobs must be service jobs, and compatible. Jobs are compatible when their JobDescriptors are identical, ignoring the following values: * owner * applicationName * jobGroupInfo (stack, details, sequence) * disruptionBudget * Any attributes not prefixed with `titus.` or `titusParameter.` * Any container.attributes not prefixed with `titus.` or `titusParameter.` * All information specific to service jobs (JobSpec): Capacity, RetryPolicy, MigrationPolicy, etc |
| .proto Type | Notes | C++ | Java | Python | Go | C# | PHP | Ruby |
| double | double | double | float | float64 | double | float | Float | |
| float | float | float | float | float32 | float | float | Float | |
| int32 | Uses variable-length encoding. Inefficient for encoding negative numbers – if your field is likely to have negative values, use sint32 instead. | int32 | int | int | int32 | int | integer | Bignum or Fixnum (as required) |
| int64 | Uses variable-length encoding. Inefficient for encoding negative numbers – if your field is likely to have negative values, use sint64 instead. | int64 | long | int/long | int64 | long | integer/string | Bignum |
| uint32 | Uses variable-length encoding. | uint32 | int | int/long | uint32 | uint | integer | Bignum or Fixnum (as required) |
| uint64 | Uses variable-length encoding. | uint64 | long | int/long | uint64 | ulong | integer/string | Bignum or Fixnum (as required) |
| sint32 | Uses variable-length encoding. Signed int value. These more efficiently encode negative numbers than regular int32s. | int32 | int | int | int32 | int | integer | Bignum or Fixnum (as required) |
| sint64 | Uses variable-length encoding. Signed int value. These more efficiently encode negative numbers than regular int64s. | int64 | long | int/long | int64 | long | integer/string | Bignum |
| fixed32 | Always four bytes. More efficient than uint32 if values are often greater than 2^28. | uint32 | int | int | uint32 | uint | integer | Bignum or Fixnum (as required) |
| fixed64 | Always eight bytes. More efficient than uint64 if values are often greater than 2^56. | uint64 | long | int/long | uint64 | ulong | integer/string | Bignum |
| sfixed32 | Always four bytes. | int32 | int | int | int32 | int | integer | Bignum or Fixnum (as required) |
| sfixed64 | Always eight bytes. | int64 | long | int/long | int64 | long | integer/string | Bignum |
| bool | bool | boolean | boolean | bool | bool | boolean | TrueClass/FalseClass | |
| string | A string must always contain UTF-8 encoded or 7-bit ASCII text. | string | String | str/unicode | string | string | string | String (UTF-8) |
| bytes | May contain any arbitrary sequence of bytes. | string | ByteString | str | []byte | ByteString | string | String (ASCII-8BIT) |


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C++ wrapper for SDL 2 library
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| class | AbstractEvent |
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| class | AbstractRectangle |
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| class | AbstractRectangleArray |
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| class | AbstractRectangleArrayf |
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| class | AbstractRectanglef |
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| class | BaseSprite |
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| class | BaseText |
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| class | Color |
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| class | Drawable |
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| class | Event |
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| class | EventHandler |
| Abstract handler for events. More... | |
| struct | EventSupport |
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| class | FillRectangle |
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| class | FillRectangleArray |
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| class | FillRectangleArrayf |
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| class | FillRectanglef |
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| class | Font |
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| class | InvalidParameterException |
| Exception that is thrown when the problem is likely to come from user input. More... | |
| class | Keyboard |
| Allows to interact with the keyboard. More... | |
| class | KeyboardEvent |
| Represents an event related to the keyboard. More... | |
| class | BaseLine |
| A line that can be drawn. More... | |
| class | BaseLineArray |
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| class | Mouse |
| Allows to interact with the mouse. More... | |
| class | MouseButtonEvent |
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| class | MouseMotionEvent |
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| class | MouseWheelEvent |
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| class | Music |
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| class | BasePoint |
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| class | Position |
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| class | QuitEvent |
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| using iksdl::Line = typedef BaseLine<Positioni> |
Line using int
coordinates.
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Line array using int
coordinates.
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Line array using float
coordinates.
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Line using float
coordinates.
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Point using int
coordinates.
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Array of points using int
coordinates.
| using iksdl::PointArrayf = typedef BasePointArray<Positionf> |
Array of points using float
coordinates.
| using iksdl::Pointf = typedef BasePoint<Positionf> |
Point using float
coordinates.
| using iksdl::Positiond = typedef Position<double> |
Position using double
type.
| using iksdl::Positionf = typedef Position<float> |
Position using float
type.
| using iksdl::Positioni = typedef Position<int> |
Position using int
type.
| using iksdl::Positionl = typedef Position<long> |
Position using long
type.
| using iksdl::Positionu = typedef Position<unsigned int> |
Position using unsigned
int
type.
| using iksdl::Rectd = typedef Rect<double> |
Rect using double
type.
| using iksdl::Rectf = typedef Rect<float> |
Rect using float
type.
| using iksdl::Recti = typedef Rect<int> |
Rect using int
type.
| using iksdl::Rectl = typedef Rect<long> |
Rect using long
type.
| using iksdl::Rectu = typedef Rect<unsigned int> |
Rect using unsigned
int
type.
| using iksdl::Sized = typedef Size<double> |
Size using double
type.
| using iksdl::Sizef = typedef Size<float> |
Size using float
type.
| using iksdl::Sizei = typedef Size<int> |
Size using int
type.
| using iksdl::Sizel = typedef Size<long> |
Size using long
type.
| using iksdl::Sizeu = typedef Size<unsigned int> |
Size using unsigned
int
type.
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inline |
Compares two instances of std::pair where the first component behaves like a primary key.
The default implementation for the comparison of two instances a
and b
of std::pair is something like:
However, if we are sure that first element is a primary key, then a.first
and b.first
cannot be equal. Therefore, in this case the default implementation may lead to useless comparisons.
This function can be used to avoid useless computations in the case described above.
| p1 | First pair to compare |
| p2 | Second pair to compare |
| concept iksdl::Arithmetic = std::is_arithmetic_v<T> |


Rex Tillerson, chairman of Exxon Mobil, is nominated for Secretary of State. He is a recipient of Russia’s “Order of Friendship” Medal from Vladimir Putin in 2013, and is praised by Trump as “much more than a business executive” and a “world-class player.” Trump said Tillerson “knows many of the players” and did “massive deals in Russia” for Exxon.
Source: The Guaradian (UK)


Explorers
by FCIT
Christopher Columbus, Part 1
by Wilbur F. Gordy
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1917
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Gordy, W.F. (1917). American Leaders and Heroes. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons.
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- Genre: History
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At last all was ready, and a half-hour before sunrise on Friday morning, August 3, 1492, this little fleet, with one hundred and twenty men and provisions for a year, sailed out of the port of Palos. It was a sorrowful hour for the poor sailors, who felt that they had looked upon their homes and their friends for the last time. Columbus steered for the Canaries, where he delayed three weeks to repair the rudder of the Pinta.
On September 6th he set sail again. When once out of sight of land the sailors, overcome with fear, cried and sobbed like children. But new trials awaited them. At the end of a week the compass needle no longer pointed to the North Star, and this strange fact filled the superstitious sailors with alarm.
Great was their consternation when a few days later the vessels entered vast stretches of seaweed. At first the little fleet easily ploughed its way through this mass of floating green, but at the end of three days, on account of a light wind, the vessels moved more slowly. In their dismay the sailors feared that the vessels might never get through this immense sea of grass, but might have to lie there and rot, or, perhaps, escaping this danger, run upon rocks and shoals lying just beneath the grass and be broken in pieces.
Though they were in the midst of obstacles apparently insurmountable, they were also in the path of the trade winds that steadily bore them onward. But in their terror, the sailors imagined they could never return because the wind would not allow them to sail in the opposite direction. When the wind began to blow from the southwest they were once more relieved of their fears.
After many days all hearts were gladdened by the sight of birds, which indicated that land was near. It was an idle hope.
Again and again some eager eyed sailor shouted “land,” but found later that he was looking at distant clouds.
The crews were in despair. Now in the belt of trade-winds that were steadily blowing them farther and farther from home and friends they cried in dismay: “We can never return to Spain. We are lost! What shall we do?” They begged Columbus to turn back. They became angry when he refused, and declared he was crazy and was leading them all to destruction. They even plotted to throw him overboard some night and say that he fell into the sea while looking at the stars. Columbus felt, that dangers were growing thick about him, but he never faltered in his purpose. His strong will and his abiding faith in success kept him stanch in face of difficulties that would have caused an ordinary mind to give way.
On October 11th unmistakable signs of land appeared. A thorn branch with berries on it, a reed, and a carved stick came floating by. New life stirred in every heart, and the sailors looked eagerly in every direction for land.
The king and queen had promised a reward equal to nearly $6oo of our present money to the sailor who should be the first to see land. Columbus had promised in addition a velvet cloak. Accordingly, all were on the alert to catch the first glimpse of land, and kept on the watch during the entire night after the appearance of the thorn-branch and carved stick.
About ten o’clock Columbus himself saw in the distance a light, which looked like a torch in the hands of some one moving along the shore. About two o’clock next morning, Friday, October 12th—or October 21st, according to our present method of reckoning time—a sailor on the Pinta saw, about five miles off, a low strip of land. This was an island of the Bahama Group. Just ten weeks had elapsed since the voyage began at Palos, and with intense eagerness Columbus and his men awaited the coming of daylight.
At dawn the boats were lowered, and all went on shore. Columbus, dressed in a rich robe of scarlet, carried the royal standard. His followers also bore banners, on each of which was a brilliant green cross with the letters “F.” and “I.”—the Spanish initials for Ferdinand and Isabella—on each side. Above the letters were crosses. Columbus threw himself, kneeling, upon the ground. He wept for joy, and, kissing the earth, took possession of the land in the name of the king and queen of Spain. The sailors now fell upon their knees at Columbus’s feet. They kissed his hands, and begged him to forgive them for their evil thoughts toward him.
At first the natives, whom Columbus called Indians because he thought he was in the East Indies, fled to he woods in fear of the Spaniards; but later they returned and worshipped the white men as beings from he sky. They thought the vessels were great birds and the sails wings. The Spaniards at once began to trade with the Indians, giving them such trifles as tiny bells, red caps, and glass beads, in exchange for tame parrots, cotton yarn, and a few small ornaments of gold, such as the natives wore in their nose.


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Working once again with Brian "Danger Mouse" Burton, the Black Keys try for a moodier, more atmospheric record. Turn Blue sounds distant and subdued, a murky-sounding collection of '70s stoner-rock facsimiles and swirling gray tones.
Since his cover of "No Diggity" and 2012's Thinking In Textures, Chet Faker has been the Australian poster boy for the nebulous intersection of R&B and soul-influenced electronic music. This is his first full-length.
 Just because he had a record deal, there was no guarantee the Brooklyn rapper would make it through his 20s alive.
This Brighton bass-and-drums duo have swiftly become the most universally deified emergent UK rock band since the Arctic Monkeys first thawed out eight years ago. But by using their muscular might to prop up otherwise featherweight tunes, Royal Blood have effectively built themselves a castle and furnished it with IKEA.
Pearl Jam on record have essentially been reduced to the rock ‘n’ roll version of wearing sweatpants: they’ve given up trying to impress anyone, so they may as well be comfortable.


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Other file types found on the web are plain text, Images, videos, and music files. You can link to
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The internet is the world's largest comuter network. Taking a global perspective of the web, we look at you
(the user), your computer, the internet, and servers. Your computer runs a program called a web browser (i.e. Chrome, Firefox, Explorer, Safari, etc.) that makes requests via the internet to servers to display files found on the web. Servers are computers that host the files that make up the web. They are optimized to utilize a protocol called HTTP to access the requested information that allows the server to handle a much larger volume of information and hosting data requests than a simple PC. Put simply, you use your computer to commmunicate with these servers.
HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language. It is made up of text content, what the text looks like, and references to other documents. HTML works by using a special type of programming language called tags. Tags tell the computer what to do when referencing and displaying a requested web page or document made by your browser. It is the main document type of the web.
Tags typically have an open and a closing tag that surrounds text or information that the computer needs to display. If you create an openning tag that specifies a particular format for a specified text, you must using a closing tag around the element to indicate that the need for the format has ended on that particular line of text. If a closing tag is not used, then the browser will continue to interpret all of the text following it in the specified format. HTML can change the format, look, order, and content of a web page.
There are types of tags that do not require a closing tag. These usually utilize urls and specific file links to display the information requested. These tags are called Void tags.
There is a stylistic caveat when using tags. Tags display the specified information inline with surrounding text or by block, setting the text or image aside from surrounding text.
How you refer to documents on the web. URLs are used in anchor references and image source tags. URLs allow the user to connect from one page to another through links. Linking documents together create a "web" that is the essential content of the internet.
URLs are frequently used in anchor tags and image source tags.
The main protocol that unites the web and which the web runs. Servers respond to this protocol.
What are Web Apps? How do they fit into the big picture?

When they say this, they mean that computers are only as intelligent as the programmers are that give them input. This comment is meant to address an important point about how computers interpret this input provided by the programmers.


SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Rating (Linear 0 to 10): 6.4
Date Released: 12/8/93 (limited) Running Length: 1:51 Rated: R (Language, nudity, mature themes)
Starring: Stockard Channing, Donald Sutherland, Will Smith, Ian McKellen, Mary Beth Hurt, Bruce Davison, Heather Graham Director: Fred Schepisi Producers: Fred Schepisi and Arnon Milchan Screenplay: John Guare, based on his play Music: Jerry Goldsmith Released by MGM
Ouisa and Flan Kittredge (Stockard Channing and Donald Sutherland) live and move in the upper echelons of New York society, enjoying the fortunes gleaned from their business ventures--brokering art objects for exceptional profit. On a night when they're entertaining a South African millionaire named Geoffrey (Ian McKellen), Paul (Will Smith) enters their lives. A con man from the streets of Boston, Paul is looking for an easy mark, and finds it in the Kittredges and their rich guest. He sells them a story about being the son of actor Sydney Poitier, cooks them dinner, and ends up being invited to spend the night. From that moment on, Paul becomes one thing to Flan--an anecdote to tell friends, but something different and more important to Ouisa--a mirror in which she can see the emptiness of her own existence.
Even if I hadn't known beforehand that SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION was adapted from a stage play, the script makes it obvious. This is a "talky" motion picture that splits its time between skewering the vacuous lives of people like the Kittredges and examining the forces that mould Paul into the person he becomes. Chameleon-like, he is not just an imposter, but a man who literally becomes the person he claims to be--and during SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION, he pretends to be a lot of people. However, there are certain elements of Paul's basic nature--namely his homosexuality and insecurity--that follow him regardless of which identity he dons.
The dialogue is the best part of SIX DEGREES; it absolutely sparkles with wit and intelligence. Sometimes it gets a bit too pretentious--the discussion between Paul, Ouisa, and Flan on imagination is one such example--but overall it's a biting and satirical indictment on those who possess ideals as high in the sky as their social standing. Paul may be the con-man, but it doesn't take much insight to see that Ouisa and Flan are no more "real" than he is.
The title SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION refers to the theory that every man or woman is separated from any other man or woman by no more than six people. It's an appropriate title for the film, since the themes of identity and relationships are integral to the plot. Ouisa makes a telling comment when she remarks that Paul has done more for her in one evening than her children did in a lifetime.
There are several hilarious moments, each of which requires understanding of the characters and the author's motives. Especially memorable is a scene where various parents confront their collegiate students, and we get to see just how silly are the ideals held dear by the people inhabiting SIX DEGREES' world.
For all that most of the movie is well-scripted and crisply-directed (Fred Schepisi keeps things moving at an amazing clip), the ending is a letdown. Not only does it lack the depth and sparkle of what came before, but its attempt to hammer home a message already delivered seems unnecessary and tedious. At best, Ouisa's final decision is weakly motivated, and chimes a dissonant chord.
Acting-wise, this is Stockard Channing's movie, and her performance, a reprisal of the role she played on stage, is far above that of any of her co-stars. The only other player of note is Will Smith, who shows that he can do more than the silly comedy of a weekly television program. Smith's Paul doesn't have the impact or strength of personality of Channing's Ouisa, but he never gets lost in the background.
Ultimately, SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION will succeed or fail for the individual viewer based on their expectations and preferences. This is an "offbeat" movie, and its presentation of universal themes is far from mainstream methods. It has quite a bit to say, and gets most of the messages across while entertaining the audience. The greatest fault of SIX DEGREES is assuming a level of intelligence throughout, then abandoning that belief at the very end.
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Someone who isn't afraid to give their personal opinion. It doesn't have to be a bad thing. It's just someone that doesn't stay quiet, if they don't agree with something.
The only people who see it as bad and attach stigma (like the other definitions) to it are those that don't like to hear opinionated people talk.
Source: Urban Dictionary
Inductive reasoning (as opposed to deductive reasoning or abductive reasoning) is reasoning in which the premises are viewed as supplying strong evidence for the truth of the conclusion. While the conclusion of a deductive argument is certain, the truth of the conclusion of an inductive argument is probable, based upon the evidence given.
Source: Wikipedia
Guidance: help or advice that tells you what to do : the act or process of guiding someone or something
Framework: the basic structure of something : a set of ideas or facts that provide support for something
Source: Merriam-Webster
Digital transformation is the changes associated with the application of digital technology in all aspects of human society. Digital transformation may be thought of as the third stage of embracing digital technologies: digital competence → digital usage → digital transformation, with usage and transformative ability informing digital literacy. The transformation stage means that digital usages inherently enable new types of innovation and creativity in a particular domain, rather than simply enhance and support the traditional methods.
In a narrower sense, "digital transformations " may refer to the concept of "going paperless".
Digital transformation affects both individual businesses and whole segments of the society, such as government, mass communications, art, medicine and science.
Source: Wikipedia
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When you take pictures with Apple’s Photo Booth, there is a button to import them into iPhoto one at the time.
Having decided yet again to try to get used to the metadataness of OS X, this annoys me. If iPhoto is supposed to handle my images, abstracting away the file system, I want new photos to go there automatically.
I created a folder action that does just that. Assuming you enable Folder Actions and attach this one to the Photo Booth directory (instructions), new photos will automatically be imported into iPhoto and tagged with “Photo Booth”.
The script assumes that you have created a “Photo Booth” tag in the iPhoto settings, and a smart album named “Photo Booth” that displays the photos with that tag.
Script (download, recommended location /Library/Scripts/Folder Action Scripts/
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The delay is in seconds. If the import doesn’t finish before the script tags whatever is in “Last roll”, increase the delay. This seems to work fine for me.
After assigning the tag, the “Photo Booth” album is selected, i.e. its contents are displayed.
Optionally, if you want to stick Photo Booth photos into a regular (non-smart) folder and not tag it, try something like this instead:
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This solution is not perfect – I would ideally want the script to delete the original images, only keeping them in iPhoto, but still have them display in the Photo Booth history. This is probably possible by modifying the Recents.plist
file, which I have not yet had time to look into.
Throw in a quit
on its own line before end tell
to quit iPhoto when done. I prefer to leave it open since I will usually take more photos, and also so that I can add further tags.


Scott Doyle /<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The final writeup will be a journal manuscript-style report detailing the project you’ve been working on.
It should be written formally, with a set of sections, references, figures, etc.
The other assignment pages will remain open, so if there’s anything you’re missing, please submit it ASAP!
When working with data, it’s easy to think that because you’re “doing science,” you are being objective and free from bias.
This is dangerous and wrong!
\begin{block}{Cathy O’Neil, “Weapons of Math Destruction”} \textit{Models are opinions embedded in mathematics.}
\textit{We’re weaponizing math, because people are afraid of math, and they trust math, and they stop asking questions when they see formulas…} \end{block}
As engineers, we have a responsibility to be clear about how our methods work, as well as the biases and potential pitfalls in applying our algorithms to real-world data, where there are real consequences.
We cannot predict all of our mistakes and biases, but we can try to steer clear of some of the biggest ones.
There are different types of fallacies – logical, philosophical, etc. – but here we deal with “data” fallacies, those that arise from misinterpretation (either intentional or unintentional) of data.
This list originated from the Data Literacy Guide on Geckoboard.com (no affiliation), and provides a nice pictoral overview of some common data fallacies.


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