System X assembly language is based on the instruction set of the mythical MMIX computer architecture invented by Donald E. Knuth. The details are a bit different, though, because full compatibility with the original was not possible and it was not aimed either.
Let's take a look at the classical hello world program written in System X assembly language:
1 // =================================================== 2 // hello 3 // 4 // Writes text "Hello, world!" to the standard output. 5 // On entry ax=argc and bx=argv. 6 // On exit ax contains the exit code of the program. 7 // =================================================== 8 9 EXTERN main 10 11 .CODE 12 13 main FUNC 14 STO fp,sp,0 15 SET fp,sp 16 INCL sp,1*8 17 LDOU ax,hello 18 CALL $0,puts 19 BN ax,@0 20 SET ax,0 21 JMP @1 22 @0 SET ax,1 23 @1 SET sp,fp 24 LDO fp,sp,0 25 RET 26 main ENDF 27 28 .DATA 29 30 hello OCTA message 31 message BYTE "Hello, world!",10,0
System X assembly files are UTF-8 encoded text files that have zero or more lines consisting of three fields separated by spaces, a label field, an instruction field and an operand field. Some or all of these fields can be empty. The first field is the label field that starts from the first column. A label can start with a letter, or one of the characters @, : or _. If the first character of a line that is not a space or period, is not a label character either, the whole line is taken as a comment, so according to this, lines 1-7 are comments. Typical comments start with // as in C++ or % as in TeX and postscript. Semicolon cannot be used, because it is used to separate many instructions entered in the same line. Comments can occur also at the end of instruction lines.
The next field that starts with the first character after the label field that is not a space is the instruction field. The instruction can be an MMIX instruction or a pseudo-instruction that is meaningful to the assembler. The EXTERN instruction at line 9 declares that operand symbols separated by commas can be called or referenced from outside of this assembly file. It is not a standard MMIX instruction or pseudo-instruction, but an extension supported only by the cmsx tools. Its purpose is to communicate to the linker that listed symbols are visible outside of this assembly file.
If the line starts with symbol .CODE, as in line 11, it turns the assembler to "code" mode, and if it is .DATA, it turns it to the "data" mode. These are also extensions to the stardard MMIX assembly language. Assembly of a file starts with the .CODE mode so strictly speaking the first .CODE instruction is not necessary. In .CODE mode the instruction are assembled to the text segment of the program, and in the .DATA mode to the data segment of the program. The text segment begins at virtual address #0000000000000000 though the first 4K is left undefined so that trying to load or store from or to the address 0 will cause a page fault handled by the kernel. The data segment begins at virtual address #2000000000000000.
The fuctions in cmsx assembly language are decorated with pseudo-instructions FUNC and ENDF, as in lines 13 and 26. These are extensions to the standard MMIX whose purpose is to allow the linker to remove unused functions from the resulting executable, although this feature is not yet implemented. Next come ordinary instruction lines. An ordinary instruction line consists of an optional label field, an instruction field that is never empty, and then an optional operand field listing operands of the instruction separated by commas. Note that there can be no white space between the operands.
The next three instructions at lines 14, 15 and 16 establish a stack frame for a function. First the contents of the frame pointer, MMIX global register $249, is stored to the top of the stack. Then the value of the stack pointer, which is represented as an MMIX global register $250, is set to the frame pointer, so that possible parameters and local variables can be refererred as fp+8, fp+16, etc. Finally the stack pointer is incremented by the size of the stack frame, in this case simply 1 octabyte. On the contrary to many computer architectures, the stack for cmsx programs grows onward, not downward. The stack segment begins at virtual address #6000000000000000.
The LDOU instruction, load octa unsigned, at line 17, retrieves the start address of the message into the ax register, an MMIX global register $255. In the cmsx function call convention, first five function arguments are passed in registers, ax, bx, cx, dx, and ex, and the rest in the stack. The names of the global registers, ax, $255, bx, $254, cx, $253, dx, $252, ex, $251, sp, $250 and fp, $249 are predefined by the cmsx assembler and can be used instead of the global register numbers in all cmsx assembly files.
The CALL instruction at line 18 is a nonstandard extension renamed from the PUSHGO MMIX instruction because its semantics differ from the PUSHGO. The CALL $X,A instruction first pushes local registers $0, $1, ..., $X to the top of the stack, and then an octabyte with the value of the number of registers pushed, X, is pushed. Then the value of MMIX rL special register that contains the number of current local registers, and finally the return address, the address of the instruction coming after the CALL instruction are pushed to the top of the stack. The stack pointer is incremented accordingly, the rL receives value 0, and then the control is transferred to the function starting at address A, in this case the puts library function.
By convention the return value of a cmsx function is put to the global register ax, so the BN instruction, branch if negative, at line 19, tests if the value of the ax register is less than zero and if so, branches to the local label @0 to indicate a failure. Local labels are also extension to the standard MMIX. The SET ax,0 instruction at line 20, the JMP @1 instruction at line 21 and the SET ax,1 set zero to return value register ax, jump to local label @1 and set one to return value register ax respectively.
In the end of the function SET sp,fp instruction at line 23 removes parameters and local variables from the stack and LDO fp,sp,0, load octa instruction at line 24 gets the old value of the frame pointer. The RET instruction at line 25 is renamed from the standard MMIX POP instruction for the same reason as the PUSHGO is renamed to CALL. The RET pops the return address, the old value of the rL register, the number of registers, X, and the old values of registers $X,$X-1,..,$1,$0 from the stack. The stack pointer is decremented accordingly and then the control is transferred to the calling function to the position indicated by the return address. The function is ended by the ENDF instruction that takes no operands.
In the .DATA mode, starting from the line 28, only pseudo-instructions STRUCT, ENDS, OCTA, TETRA, WYDE and BYTE can be used. The OCTA defines octabytes, eight-byte entities, TETRA defines four-byte entities, WYDE two-byte entities and BYTE bytes, UTF-8 encoded strings and characters that are all assembled as bytes. An operand of an OCTA instruction can be defined outside of this assembly file, but the assembler must be able to evaluate operands of TETRA, WYDE and BYTE in place. The STRUCT and ENDS instructions not used in this program are extensions that tell the linker about the bounds of data records.
System X assembly files have by convention .s extension standing for symbolic. To assemble hello.s file that contains the hello world program, change to the cmajor/projects/cmsx/test/assembly directory and enter the following command:
cmsxas hello.s
If the command succeeds it assembles the hello.s to a binary file hello.o that contains the object code for the hello program, otherwise the error message is printed to the screen.
If you prefer some message to be printed to the screen also in the successful case, enter command
cmsxas -v hello.s
-v option stands for verbose.
To see usage, enter command
cmsxas -h
To link hello.o to an executable program type command
cmsxlink hello.o -o=hello
If the command succeeds it links the hello.o with the startup routine Main.o and the runtime library System.a and produces an executable file whose name is given in the -o option. If no -o option is used the executable will be named a.out.
To see some printing on the screen enter command
cmsxlink -v hello.o -o=hello
This lists the input files that are linked:
Cmajor System X Linker version 0.1.0 > C:/cmajor/projects/cmsx/cmsxrt/Main.o > C:/cmajor/projects/cmsx/cmsxrt/System.a > C:/cmajor/projects/cmsx/test/assembly/hello.o ==> C:/cmajor/projects/cmsx/test/assembly/hello
Option -h or --help prints the usage and lists the possible options of the link command.
There's also an archiver to build libraries of object files. To build an archive, enter command:
cmsxar object1.o object2.o -o=library.a
The hello program can be executed by giving the command
cmsx hello
This finally prints the famous message
Hello, world!
To see the exit code of the program give a -v option before the program name:
cmsx -v hello
This produces the following output:
Cmajor System X kernel version 0.1.0 booting, done. running program 'hello' as process 0 Hello, world! machine exit. program exited with code 0.
If the program to be executed takes parameters add them after the program name:
cmsx program --opt1 --opt2 arg1 arg2
The structure System X assembly file is defined in this grammar.


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Enter my address manually


- sendFriendRequest(String, String, String) - Method in class controller.ServiceController
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- ServerConfig - Class in thefourmarauders
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Class representing the server configuration for running the server
- ServerConfig() - Constructor for class thefourmarauders.ServerConfig
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No arg constructor with default values
- ServerConfig(StorageConfig, AuthConfig, int, int) - Constructor for class thefourmarauders.ServerConfig
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Constructor in which you specify all the values, also used as the constructor for json deserialization
- ServiceController - Class in controller
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Interface between WebServer endpoints and back end services (auth and storage)
- ServiceController(AuthenticationService, StorageService) - Constructor for class controller.ServiceController
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- ServiceFactory - Class in controller
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Creates an instance of a ServiceController based on any combination of
AuthConfig and StorageConfig, or a ServiceConfig which contains both
AuthConfig and StorageConfig as well as other server params
- ServiceFactory() - Constructor for class controller.ServiceFactory
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- setAuthType(AuthConfig.AuthType) - Method in class controller.AuthConfig
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- setName(String) - Method in class storage.mongostoragemodel.Group
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- setPort(int) - Method in class thefourmarauders.ServerConfig
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sets the port
- setStorageType(StorageConfig.StorageType) - Method in class controller.StorageConfig
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- setUsername(String) - Method in class thefourmarauders.requestschema.UserCreationRequest
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- storage - package storage
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Contains all classes pertaining to storage services, including schema, and
inter-service datatypes, as well as storage based exceptions.
- storage.datatypes - package storage.datatypes
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Defines datatypes used internally between services
(inter-service representations of common objects)
- storage.mongostoragemodel - package storage.mongostoragemodel
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Defines the schema for mongo storage, similar to storage.datatypes,
but could in theory be different.
- StorageConfig - Class in controller
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Defines a configuration for a storage service, including any urls,
storage name, and type
- StorageConfig() - Constructor for class controller.StorageConfig
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Construct with default values
- StorageConfig(String, String, List<String>) - Constructor for class controller.StorageConfig
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Construct a StorageConfig with the given properties
- StorageConfig.StorageType - Enum in controller
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Defines implemented StorageType, currently includes StorageType.MEMORY
and StorageType.MONGO
- StorageException - Exception in storage
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A class representing an exception that happens when a storage error occurs, usually this is caused by an internal
error - HTTP error code 500
- StorageException(String) - Constructor for exception storage.StorageException
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Constructor in which you can pass an error message
- StorageService - Interface in storage
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Interface representing everything needed for a storage service


Utilizing the vast amount of data currently being collected, water utilities and wastewater treatment facilities can increase the resiliency of water infrastructure.
by Jeff Pawlak
If you haven’t noticed, times are tough for water facilities these days. Infrastructure is underfunded. Pumps are breaking. Pipes are bursting. The workforce is aging. And that’s just the start of it.
Most people don’t pay attention to it, but water infrastructure is the very foundation of society. If our water facilities don’t function properly, businesses can’t operate. Families don’t have access to clean drinking water. Farmers can’t water their crops. Our ability to move clean water so reliably to so many people is miraculous, but we can’t afford to take it for granted.
We didn’t arrive at the current situation because of the fault of the water engineers. To the contrary, the engineers deserve all the credit in the world. It isn’t easy working with aging facilities, and things would be a lot worse without their talent and experience in operations.
Reality check: water infrastructure is expensive. So expensive, in fact, that it is three times as capital intensive as other utilities. Not to mention that water is undervalued and underpriced. Rate increases are needed to finance large new facilities, but if the political will in a community is opposed to paying more, it puts the future of new facilities in jeopardy.
We’ve seen what the worst case scenario looks like for water utilities when finances go wrong. The situation in Flint, Michigan arose because the city went bankrupt, and didn’t have the money to keep buying clean water from Detroit. So the local officials started pulling water from the polluted Flint River without proper treatment facilities, leading to biological contamination, and, ultimately, lead poisoning in the community.
The American Society of Civil Engineers called for an investment of over a trillion dollars in water infrastructure over the next 25 years to ensure integrity of systems. In all likelihood, this won’t happen. Despite bipartisan support and popular opinion polls broadly supporting major investment in infrastructure, there is no evidence of an improvement in the situation. The Heritage Foundation noted that the current backlog of projects in the Army Corps of Engineers stands at $96 Billion; the recent water infrastructure law passed by Congress and signed into law will only add to the backlog.
There is no solution for comprehensive investment at a local, state, and federal level. But even absent of political leadership, there is no reason to write off our facilities. Because there is still a lot that we can do to improve efficiency and operations. And we can invest in technology that drastically improves the way that we operate water infrastructure facilities in the United States, with better results for less money than ever before.
The technological solutions are largely related to data, software, and artificial intelligence. Water utilities sit on massive datasets - including SCADA systems, GIS, billing, facility energy consumption, break reports, and more.
That data is hugely valuable when paired with machine learning (ML) algorithms. ML can predict and prevent facility downtime, improve water quality, save money, defer asset investment, and so much more.
This is important because most water utilities collect a lot of data, and aren’t using it. It is waiting to be processed and analyzed, and when that happens, the positive results could be staggering. Machine learning can improve bottom-line business results by as much as 20%.
We may not have the money to replace our facilities (yet). But in the meantime, there is an unbelievable amount of potential in datasets to increase the resiliency of water infrastructure. It just needs to be paired with the algorithms, and the machine learning will do the rest of the work. More efficient operations, reduced risk, long term business value.


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If your team uses Slack, you can set up healthchecks.io to post status updates directly to an appropriate Slack channel.
Copy the displayed WebHook URL and paste it down below.
Save the integration, and it's done!


2021-06-11
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Adding support for IntelliJ 2021.1+ and Android Studio.
2020-12-24
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Complete refactor of the Amazon Ion plugin with V2 release. 🎉
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Users with IntelliJ 2020.3+ can upgrade immediately by downloading and manually installing the JAR artifact which
is built by the GitHub actions flow. A future revision will publish the plugin to the JetBrains repository which
will allow users to download and install directly from the Plugin search menu in IntelliJ 2020.3+.
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Updated to use Java 11 to support newer versions of IntelliJ.
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Bad characters recovery in incorrectly formatted Ion has been improved by adding recovery statements in the BNF grammar.
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First comment line in an Ion struct is now indented properly.
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First struct field name/value after a comment is now indented properly.
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Space before and after the colon in a struct field name/value has been changed to only a space after the colon to
closer match examples in the Ion spec.
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Ion s-expressions will be formatted in a single line if its considered a "short" expression, currently a single element.
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Comments after the first element in an Ion s-expression will remain on the same line as the element.


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Fit
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In the outline and bitmap views this will scale the current glyph to the
largest setting where it all fits in the view.
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Zoom Out
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Not in the font view. Centered on the middle selection if there is one, else
the middle of the view.
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Zoom In
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Not in the font view. Centered on the middle selection if there is one, else
the middle of the view.
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Next Glyph
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In the metrics, outline and bitmap view this changes the current glyph to
be the next one in the font.
In the font view this selects the next glyph in the font (and scrolls, if
necessary, to display that glyph).
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Prev Glyph
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In the metrics, outline and bitmap view this changes the current glyph to
be the previous one in the font.
In the font view this selects the next glyph in the font (and scrolls, if
necessary, to display that glyph).
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Next Defined Glyph
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Similar to Next Glyph, except it moves to the next glyph defined in the font.
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Prev Defined Glyph
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Similar to Prev Glyph, except it moves to the previous glyph defined in the
font.
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Former Glyph
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Changes the glyph window to look at whatever glyph was being edited there
before this one (one level of history).
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Substitutions
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Brings up a sub menu showing all the GSUB type 1 and type 3 substitutions
(simple and alternate) you have defined for the selected glyph and allows
you to change the glyph as directed by the substitution. Also contains an
entry to return you to the original glyph.
Substitutions may be set with the Element->Glyph
Info command.
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Goto
Replace Glyph...
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In the Font, Outline, Bitmap and Metrics views this brings up a dialog in
which you may type either:
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A name of a glyph in the current font
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A number (in either decimal or hex) indicating the glyph you are interested
in, in the current encoding
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A hex number ,preceded by "U+" or "uni" or "u", indicating the character
you are interested in in unicode.
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A decimal number, preceded by "glyph" ,indicating the glyph index in the
original glyph list.
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A ku ten representation of a CJK font (two comma separated numbers)
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A standard name (which need not be used in the current font) but which can
be mapped to a unicode value.
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For 2/4 byte encodings you will also be shown a pull-down list of unicode
ranges (Things like "Greek", "Katakana", "Hangul Compatibility Jamo") and
you can select one of the range names.
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Arabic letters may also be named as:
afii57442.isolated
or
0x642.initial
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A single unicode character
In the font view the view will scroll so that this glyph is visible and it
will be selected
In the bitmap, outline and metrics views, the current glyph will change to
be the one specified.
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Insert Glyph Before...
Insert Glyph After...
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In the metrics view this brings up a dialog similar to the previous one allowing
you to enter a glyph by name or encoding either before or after the currently
selected position.
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Layers
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A submenu which only appears in the font view. It lets you chose which layer
to display in the font view.
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Find In Font View
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In the outline, bitmap and metrics views this will scroll the associated
font view so that the current glyph is displayed (and selected) in the fontview.
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Show ATT
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Only in the font view. Brings up a dlg showing
the advanced typographic tables (GPOS/GSUB or morx/kern) that FontForge supports.
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Display Substitutions
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Only in the font view. This allows you to select a simple substitution, any
glyph with that substitution attached will be displayed as the substituted
glyph. Any glyph without such a substitution will be left blank. Double clicking
on a glyph will either go the substituted version or will create a
substituted version and go to that. (However almost no other commands will
be aware of this mapping, which will probably be confusing).
Displaying small caps ('smcp' substitution)
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Combinations
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A submenu containing
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Kern Pairs
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This brings up a dialog showing all kerning pairs
in the current font (or, if invoked from the outline glyph view, a list
of all kerning pairs involving that glyph). You may alter kerning pairs here
too.
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Anchored Pairs
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This may have a sub-menu of its own containing all the anchor classes for
this font and an entry "All". You may choose to see all combinations of glyphs
from a given anchor class, or all combinations from all anchored classes.
If invoked from the outline glyph view it will provide a list of all anchored
combinations involving that glyph.
Selecting a combination and double clicking on it will bring up an
Anchor Control dialog.
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Anchor Control
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Only in the outline view. Has a submenu of all anchor points in this glyph.
Selecting one brings upt the Anchor Control
dialog.
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Anchor Glyph at Point
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Only in the outline view. Allows you to attach and display another glyph
at the selected anchor point.
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Ligatures
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This brings up a dialog showing the names of all ligatures and of the glyphs
that compose them (if invoked from the outline glyph view, a list of all
ligatures containing that glyph). Double clicking on an entry will bring
up a window showing that ligature.
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Label Glyph By
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In the font view each glyph has a label above it. This may be either:
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An image of the glyph (from a conventional font)
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The name of the glyph
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The unicode code point associated with the glyph
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The glyph's encoding (in hex)
Note that when the glyphs are small (the 24 pixel view, for example) there
may not be room for the entire name of each glyph (or even for the encoding),
so the labels may be truncated.
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View H. Metrics...
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In the font view this will control which of the horizontal metrics lines
are draw across the displayed glyphs. In the outline glyph view the same
functionality is available from one of the palettes.
See the font view for more information
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View V. Metrics...
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In the font view this will control which of the vertical metrics lines are
draw across the displayed glyphs. In the outline glyph view the same
functionality is available from one of the palettes. (This will be greyed
out if your font does not have vertical metrics in it).
See the font view for more information
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32x8 cell window
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In the font view you may explicitly set the window size so that there are
32 glyph cells horizontally and 8 vertically.
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16x4 cell window
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In the font view you may explicitly set the window size so that there are
16 glyph cells horizontally and 4 vertically.
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8x2 cell window
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In the font view you may explicitly set the window size so that there are
8 glyph cells horizontally and 2 vertically.
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24 pixel outline
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In the font view you may choose how large you want the rasterized representation
of the outline view to be. The default is to rasterize it on a 24 pixel block.
If this item is checked then a 24 pixel version of the outline font is displayed,
selecting it will display a 24 pixel version of the font.
(Exactly one em-square of the glyph will be displayed, if the glyph extends
above the ascent or below the descent those features will be clipped)
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36 pixel outline
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Similar to the above but for a 36 pixel version.
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48 pixel outline
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Similar to the above but for a 48 pixel version.
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72 pixel outline
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Similar to the above but for a 72 pixel version.
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96 pixel outline
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Similar to the above but for a 96 pixel version.
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AntiAlias
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Only in the font and metrics view. Toggles between whether the font displayed
in the view is a bitmapped font or an anti-aliased font. An Anti-aliased
font shows levels of grey rather than just black and white. It often looks
better than a bitmap, but it is slower to generate and draw.
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Vertical
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Only in the metrics view. Toggles between displaying horizontal and vertical
metrics. (Only available if Element->Font Info->General->Has Vertical
Metrics is set).
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Fit To Em
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Only in the font view. The fontview will either display glyphs scaled so
that the font's bounding box fits in the window, or so that the em fits in
the window. The advantage of the first method is that you see all of each
glyph, the advantage of the second is that you can see how the letter sizes
compare from font to font.
(This is something of a simplification. In bounding box mode the displayed
font is scaled so that the vertical size (as found in the bounding box) fits
it the window. Very wide glyphs will still not fit horizontally. Also the
scaling is not updated when glyphs change, if you have changed the maximum
bounds of the font you might want to force a rescale by toggling this
mode)
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Bitmap Magnification...
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In the font view. When displaying a bitmap font it is sometimes desirable
to look at the font with a greater magnification than normal.
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<list of bitmap pixel sizes, if any>
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In the font view or metrics view there is a list of all generated bitmap
fonts. You may select to have one of them displayed in the view rather than
a rasterized version of the outline font. If one is checked then that one
is currently displayed, if you select one then it will be displayed.
In CID keyed fonts this list will not be present.
If your font database includes some greymap fonts then these will be listed
here too, as usual they will be displayed as
<pixel-size>@<bits-per-pixel>
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Show/Hide Grid
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In the Metrics View this entry allows you to turn on or off the lines marking
the edges of the glyphs on display. There are 4 levels
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Show Grid -- Always show the full grid lines
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Partial Grid -- Show short lines at the top and bottom of the window so the
line will not be distracting when examining spacing
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Hide when moving -- Show the full grid line normally, but it will vanish
while the user adjusts spacing with the mouse
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Hode Grid -- Always hide the grid.
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Outline
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In the Metrics View this will be checked when the outline font is bring
displayed. Selecting it will display the outline font (rather than a bitmap
font).
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Number Points
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In the Outline view, this small sub-menu allows you to control whether point
numbers are displayed next to points in the foreground view. This is primarily
for TrueType, where the instructions use these numbers to refer to the points
when they do grid-fitting. The numbering scheme is a little different depending
on what the expected output (input) will be, so we have a sub-menu listing
output types.
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Show Grid Fit
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Show Grid Fit
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In the Outline view and only if the freetype library is available. Brings
up a dialog which allows you to control
whether a grid fit version of the splines in the font is displayed.
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Bigger Point Size
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In the Outline view, if grid fitting is turned on, this will increase the
point size (note, this is slightly different from increasing the pixel size).
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Smaller Point Size
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In the Outline view, if grid fitting is turned on, this will decrease the
point size.
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Anti-Alias
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In the Outline view, if grid fitting is turned on, this will toggle whethe
the display is in anti alias mode.
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Off
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Turns off grid fitting.
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Show
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This submenu is only in the outline glyph view.
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Points
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This hides or displays the points in the outline glyph view.
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Show Control Point Info
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In the Outline view, when you move a control
point this mode pops up a little window showing various bits of information
about the control point you are editing.
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Extrema
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In the Outline view,
in postscript
and truetype fonts (in almost all cases) should have their horizontal and
vertical extrema at the endpoints of splines. This setting will mark extremal
endpoints by coloring them a dull purple to remind you that you should not
delete them. If an extremum occurs somewhere other than an end point a crosshair
will be drawn around it. You might consider doing
Element->Add Extrema in this
case (or you might not, this can be ok in some cases).
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Points of Inflection
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In the Outline view, points of inflection occur where the change in the slope
of the curve (second derivative) changes sign. Quadratic splines (truetype)
cannot represent points of inflection. If you have a postscript font which
you intend to convert to truetype it can be helpful to know where these difficult
points lie. (the cubic->quadratic approximation routines will often add
intermediate points at these points of inflection)
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Almost Horizontal/Vertical Lines
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If a line is almost, but not quite horizontal or vertical then draw the line
in a different color to show visually that it should be fixed.
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Almost Horizontal/Vertical Curves
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If a curve is almost, but not quite horizontal or vertical at one of its
endpoints then draw little tick marks at the end point to indicate this.
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(Define Almost)
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Define what "almost" means, as used in the above two commands.
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Side Bearings
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Draws little lines to mark the left and right side bearings of a glyph.
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Fill
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In the Outline view this fills in the glyph outline as you edit it. (this
can be very slow. If the glyph is too big (too magnified) then filling will
not be done).
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Palettes
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Tools
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If this item is checked then the tools palette (in the outline and bitmap
views) is visible. Selecting it toggles whether the palette is visible or
not.
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Layers
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If this item is checked then the layers palette (in the outline and bitmap
views) is visible. Selecting it toggles whether the palette is visible or
not.
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Shades
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Only in the bitmap view, and only if editing grey-scale (anti-aliased) fonts.
Controls whether the shades of grey palette is visible or not.
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Dock Palettes
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Allows you to control whether you want the palettes free standing or docked
in the current view.
The window manager under gnome does not handle this properly. If you want
docked palettes under gnome: Open a window with palettes, select docked palettes
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Consider all the triangles having:
There are nine such triangles having a perimeter 50.
Listed and shown in ascending order of their perimeter, they are:
| A(-4, 3), B(5, 0), C(4, -3) A(4, 3), B(5, 0), C(-4, -3) A(-3, 4), B(5, 0), C(3, -4) A(3, 4), B(5, 0), C(-3, -4) A(0, 5), B(5, 0), C(0, -5) A(1, 8), B(8, -1), C(-4, -7) A(8, 1), B(1, -8), C(-4, 7) A(2, 9), B(9, -2), C(-6, -7) A(9, 2), B(2, -9), C(-6, 7) |
The sum of their perimeters, rounded to four decimal places, is 291.0089.
Find all such triangles with a perimeter 105.
Enter as your answer the sum of their perimeters rounded to four decimal places.


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A basic concept in (statistical) programming is called a variable.
A variable allows you to store a value (e.g. 4) or an object (e.g. a function description) in R. You can then later use this variable's name to easily access the value or the object that is stored within this variable.
You can assign a value 4 to a variable my_var
with the command
my_var <- 4
Over to you: complete the code in the editor such that it assigns the value 42 to the variable x
in the editor. Click 'Submit Answer'. Notice that when you ask R to print x
, the value 42 appears.
# Assign the value 42 to x
x <-
# Print out the value of the variable x
x
# Assign the value 42 to x
x <- 42
# Print out the value of the variable x
x
test_object("x", undefined_msg = "Make sure to define a variable `x`.",
incorrect_msg = "Make sure that you assign the correct value to `x`.")
success_msg("Good job! Have you noticed that R does not print the value of a variable to the console when you did the assignment? `x <- 42` did not generate any output, because R assumes that you will be needing this variable in the future. Otherwise you wouldn't have stored the value in a variable in the first place, right? Proceed to the next exercise!")
Look at how the value 4 was assigned to `my_variable` in the exercise's assignment. Do the exact same thing in the editor, but now assign 42 to the variable `x`.


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This tutorial will focus on some of the additinoal capabilities that are useful for designing and analyzing mechanisms in PMKS. 1. Let us start with the same four-bar mechanism that was created in the Tutorial 1. Open the four-bar you created in the first tutorial, or if you didn't save one, you can start with this one. Click here to get to the simulator. 2. In order to design a mechanism it is useful to have some additional shapes or frames of reference appear on the screen. In the current configuration, these are added through the Target Shape box near the top of the joints table.
This currently supports vector drawings in a rather simple compact format that is described at here: Path Markup Syntax. Here are some example shapes that can be used to define target paths.
3. Consider this last case. After applying three-position synthesis, we may be lucky enough to arrive at a functioning four-bar like this one. However, since it is a double-rocker, it won't likely be actuated by a continuous motor. This is often and easily remedied by designing an additional dyad to drive the mechanism through this path. With this mechanism, let's add three more joints and two more links. 4. We only need to move the long input link about 10 degrees. In order to do so, add a new joint about halfway along the link with a new coupler name, like c2. See Figure 2 below. (This is intentionally left vague to test your knowledge from Tutorial 1).
5. Now add two more R joints to make an input crank like the figure above on the right . Be sure to change the input column radio-button so that this new grounded crank is the input.  6. In order to get a more detailed understanding of the movement, one might prefer to export the data to Excel or Matlab. This is easily done by clicking the "Export Kinematic Data" button shown above in Figure 1. This will create either a tab-delimited .txt file or comma-separated .csv file to your desktop. You are welcome to change the name, but it should be uniquiely identified by its time-stamped filename. Let us save this as a .txt file. 7. Now, let's open this txt file in Excel. First open Excel and then Excel's open dialog. Note: you will have to tell Excel to show other file types to find this file. When faced with the import wizard, choose delimited (as shown below), and indicate that the 'delimiters' are tabs and/or commas.
8. The table is organized with rows indicating the time steps and columns for all of the joint and link state variables. Following the order of joints in the table, the columns will correspond to: joint1's x-position, joint1's y-position, joint1's x-velocity, joint1's y-velocity, joint1's x-acceleration, joint1's y-acceleration, and so on for the next joints.
9. Next, the table will have columns for the link data. There will be three columns for each link: angle (in radians, NOT degrees), angular velocity (in rad/s), and angular acceleration (in rad/s2). Use these values for making plots as a function of time or searching for peak values in the movement.
Check out these tutorials: · Tutorial 1: Creating a Four-Bar · Tutorial 2: Creating a Crank-and-Slider
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Options Fuzzer screen
This screen allows you to configure the fuzzing options:
Default Category
The category that will initially be selected when the Fuzz dialog is displayed.
Add Custom Fuzz File
Allows you to add your own files to be used when fuzzing.
These should be text files with one payload per line.
Files are added to the 'fuzzers' directory underneath the ZAP home directory.
Finished Fuzzers in UI
It defines the numbers of fuzzers (that have completed their execution)
visible in the fuzzer tab.
Retries on IO Error
The number of retries when an input/output error occurs sending a request to the target.
Max. Errors Allowed
If the number of errors exceed this limit, fuzzer will stop its execution.
Payload Replacement Strategy
Rules defined to control the order that multiple payload lists are iterated.
Concurrent Scanning Threads per Scan
The number of threads the fuzzer will use per scan.
Increasing the number of threads will speed up the scan but may put extra strain on the computer ZAP is running on as well as the target.
Delay when Fuzzing (in milliseconds)
The number of milliseconds between requests by the fuzzer to the target host, usually done to
avoid getting blocked by the target or if the target implements some sort of throttling requirement.
See also


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I turned over, and opened my eyes. This is when the open eye visuals came in. They were like flashing bright green lightning bolts that seemed to center themselves into the center of my vision. I closed my eyes, and proceeded to tell a story in my mind. My mind felt very clear, and I could think of anything I wanted. My story had much to do with the crocodile I saw on the tv before. I was examining the crocs inner bone structure, and it looked remarkably like a dinosaurs. I saw the connection.
After much intense thought and dreaming, I sat up. The room was intensely flashing, with colors everywhere. I layed down a began to think. The nausea had set in, and my stomach felt very queesy.  I could smell alcohol distinctively, and I cringe at the smell of alcohol. I leaned over, and puked out some stomach acid into the baggy I put next to my bed. The puke was so acidic, it burned the inside of my mouth. The room started spinning out of control, so I layed back down.
I began to think of strange things. I realized that everything is something, yet at the same time, everything in nothing. The crocodile I was thinking of was something of significance to me, yet it was nothing compared to the universe around it. This may make no sense, but it does to me. I was experiencing infinity. Everything seemed to go more toward the everything is nothing side perspective, as I made the connection that the entropy of the universe is constantly increasing. Although, my mind puts all of this information of the universe into assortment, so the entropy of my mind is constantly decreasing. Everything seemed so close, but far away at the same time.
I awoke pretty late the next day. I felt fresh and revived in a way. It was a good experience that I would probably try again, but only if I extracted the LSA, without having to eat those devil seeds.
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Getting Started With Puppet Cloud Provisioner
Learn how to install and start using Cloud Provisioner, Puppet’s extension for node bootstrapping.
Overview
Puppet Cloud Provisioner is a Puppet extension that adds new actions for creating and puppetizing new machines in Amazon’s EC2.
Cloud Provisioner gives you an easy command line interface to the following tasks:
- Create a new Amazon EC2 instance
- Install Puppet on a remote machine of your choice
- Remotely sign a node’s certificate
- Do all of the above with a single
puppet node_aws bootstrap
invocation
Prerequisites
Puppet Cloud Provisioner has several requirements beyond those of Puppet.
Software
Cloud Provisioner can only be used with Puppet 2.7.2 or greater.
Cloud Provisioner requires Fog, a Ruby cloud services library. You’ll need to ensure that Fog is installed on the machine running Cloud Provisioner:
# gem install fog -v 0.7.2
Depending on your operating system and Ruby environment, you may need to manually install some of Fog’s dependencies.
Cloud Provisier also requires the GUID library for generating unique identifiers.
# gem install guid
Services
Currently, Amazon EC2 is the only supported cloud platform for creating new machine instances; you’ll need a pre-existing Amazon EC2 account to use this feature.
Installing
Puppet Cloud Provisioner should be installed with the puppet module subcommand, which is included in Puppet 2.7.14 and later.
$ sudo puppet module install puppetlabs-cloud_provisioner
The command will tell you where it is installing the module; take note:
admin@magpie$ puppet module install puppetlabs-cloud_provisioner
Preparing to install into /etc/puppet/modules ...
Downloading from https://forge.puppetlabs.com ...
Installing -- do not interrupt ...
/etc/puppet/modules
└── puppetlabs-cloud_provisioner (v1.0.5)
After installing it, you must add the lib
directory of the module to your $RUBYLIB
. Add the following to your .profile
file (replacing /etc/puppet/modules
with the directory from the install command, if necessary), then run source ~/.profile
to re-load it in the current shell:
export RUBYLIB=/etc/puppet/modules/cloud_provisioner/lib:$RUBYLIB
You can verify that it is installed and usable by running:
# puppet help node_aws
If you are installing the Cloud Provisioner on an older version of Puppet, you will have to do so manually or with the add-on puppet-module
gem.
Configuration
Fog
For Cloud Provisioner to work, Fog needs to be configured with your AWS access
key ID and secret access key. Create a ~/.fog
file as follows:
:default:
:aws_access_key_id: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
:aws_secret_access_key: Xx+xxXX+XxxXXXXXXxxXxxXXXXxxxXXxXXxxxxXX
You may obtain your AWS Access key id and secret access key using the following information:
To view your AWS Secret access key, go to http://aws.amazon.com and click on Account > Security Credentials. From their, under the "Access Credentials" section of the page, click on the "Access Keys" tab to view your Access Keys. To see your Secret Access Key, just click on the "Show" link under "Secret Access Key". From here, you can create new access keys or delete old ones. Just click on "Create a new Access Key" and confirm that you'd like to generate a new pair. This will generate both access and secret access keys. But, keep in mind that your account is only able to have two sets of keys at any given time. If you already have two sets created, you will not see the option to create a new set until one has been made inactive and then deleted.
Information from AWS Discussion Forums
To test whether Fog is working, execute the following command:
$ ruby -rubygems -e 'require "fog"' -e 'puts Fog::Compute.new(:provider => "AWS").servers.length >= 0'
This should return “true”
If you do not have the ~/.fog configuration file correct, you may receive an error such as the following:
fog-0.9.0/lib/fog/core/service.rb:155
in `validate_options': Missing required arguments: aws_access_key_id, aws_secret_access_key (ArgumentError)
from /Users/jeff/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.8.7-p334@puppet/gems/fog-0.9.0/lib/fog/core/service.rb:53:in `new'
from /Users/jeff/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.8.7-p334@puppet/gems/fog-0.9.0/lib/fog/compute.rb:13:in `new'
from -e:2
In this case, please verify your aws_access_key_id
and aws_secret_access_key
are properly set in the ~/.fog file.
EC2
Your EC2 account will need to have at least one Amazon-managed SSH keypair, and a security group that allows outbound traffic on port 8140 and SSH traffic from the machine running the Cloud Provisioner actions.
 Testing has only currently been done on Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty) and CentOS 5.4.
Provisioning
In order to use the install
action, any newly provisioned instances will need
to have their root user enabled, or will need a user account configured to
sudo
as root without a password.
puppet master
If you want to automatically sign certificates with the Cloud Provisioner,
you’ll have to allow the computer running the Cloud Provisioner actions to
access the puppet master’s certificate_status
REST endpoint. This can be
configured in the master’s
auth.conf file:
path /certificate_status
method save
auth yes
allow {certname}
If you’re running the Cloud Provisioner actions on a machine other than your puppet master, you’ll have to ensure it can communicate with the puppet master over port 8140.
Certificates and Keys
You’ll also have to make sure the control node has a certificate signed by the puppet master’s CA. If the control node is already known to the puppet master (e.g. it is or was a puppet agent node), you’ll be able to use the existing certificate, but we recommend generating a per-user certificate for a more explicit and readable security policy. On the control node, run:
puppet certificate generate {certname} --ca-location remote
Then sign the certificate as usual on the master (puppet cert sign
{certname}
). On the control node again, run:
puppet certificate find ca --ca-location remote
puppet certificate find {certname} --ca-location remote
This should let you operate under the new certname when you run puppet commands
with the --certname {certname}
option.
The control node will also need a private key to allow SSH access to the new
machine; for EC2 nodes, this is the private key from the keypair used to create
the instance. If you are working with non-EC2 nodes, please note that the
install
action does not currently support keys with passphrases.
Usage
Puppet Cloud Provisioner provides seven new actions on the node
face:
create
: Creates a new EC2 machine instance.install
: Install’s Puppet on an arbitrary machine, including non-cloud hardware.init
: Perform theinstall
andclassify
actions, and automatically sign the new agent node’s certificate.bootstrap
: Create a new EC2 machine instance and perform theinit
action on it.terminate
: Tear down an EC2 machine instance.list
: List running instances in the specified zone.fingerprint
: Make a best effort to securely obtain the SSH host key fingerprint.
puppet node_aws create
Argument(s): none.
Options:
--image, -i
— The name of the AMI to use when creating the instance. Required.--keyname
— The name of the Amazon-managed SSH keypair to use for accessing the instance. Required.--group, -g, --security-group
— The security group(s) to apply to the instance. Can be a single group or a path-separator (colon, on *nix systems) separated list of groups.--region
— The geographic region of the instance. Defaults to us-east-1.--type
— Type of instance to be launched.
Example:
$ puppet node_aws create --image ami-XxXXxXXX --keyname puppetlabs.admin --type m1.small / Creates a new EC2 machine instance and returns its DNS name. If the process fails, Puppet will automatically clean up after itself and tear down the instance.
puppet node_aws install
Argument(s): the hostname of the system to install Puppet on.
Options:
--login, -l, --username
— The user to log in as. Required.--keyfile
— The SSH private key file to use. This key cannot require a passphrase. Required.--install-script
— The install script that should be used to install Puppet. Currently supported options are: gems (default), puppet-enterprise, and puppet-enterprise-s3--installer-payload, --puppet
— The location of the Puppet Enterprise universal tarball. (Used with puppet-enterprise install script)--installer-answers
— The location of an answers file to use with the PE installer. (Used with puppet-enterprise and puppet-enterprise-s3 install scripts).--puppet-version
— The version of puppet to install with the gems install script.--facter-version
— The version of facter to install with the gems install script.--pe-version
— The version of PE to install with the puppet-enterprise script (e.g.1.1
). Defaults to1.1
.
Example:
puppet node_aws install ec2-XXX-XXX-XXX-XX.compute-1.amazonaws.com \
--login root --keyfile ~/.ssh/puppetlabs-ec2_rsa \
--install-script gems --puppet-version 2.6.9
Installs Puppet on an arbitrary system and returns the new agent node’s certname.
Interactive installation of PE is not supported, so you’ll need an answers
file. See the PE manual for complete documentation of the answers file format.
A reasonable default has been supplied in Cloud Provisioner’s ext
directory.
This action is not restricted to cloud machine instances, and will install Puppet on any machine accessible by SSH.
puppet node_aws init
Argument(s): the hostname of the system to install Puppet on.
Options: See “install”
Example:
puppet node_aws init ec2-XXX-XXX-XXX-XX.compute-1.amazonaws.com \
--login root --keyfile ~/.ssh/puppetlabs-ec2_rsa \
--certname cloud_admin
Install Puppet on an arbitrary system (see “install”) and automatically sign
its certificate request (using the certificate
face’s sign
action).
puppet node_aws bootstrap
Argument(s): none.
Options: See “create” and “install”
Example:
puppet node_aws bootstrap --image ami-XxXXxXXX --keyname \
puppetlabs.admin --login root --keyfile ~/.ssh/puppetlabs-ec2_rsa \
--certname cloud_admin
Create a new EC2 machine instance and pass the new node’s hostname to the
init
action.
puppet node_aws terminate
Argument(s): the hostname of the machine instance to tear down.
Options:
--region
— The geographic region of the instance. Defaults to us-east-1.
Example:
puppet node_aws terminate ec2-XXX-XXX-XXX-XX.compute-1.amazonaws.com
Tear down an EC2 machine instance.
puppet node_aws list
Argument(s): None
Options:
--region
— The geographic region of the instance. Defaults to us-east-1.
Example:
puppet node_aws list --region us-west-1
List the Amazon EC2 instances in the specified region and report on their status (pending, running, shutting down, or terminated). This is not limited to instances created by Cloud Provisioner.


Take that, Elvis! Robbie equals UK album chart record
London - Robbie Williams equalled Elvis Presley's record for the most UK number one albums by a solo artist with his new collection of festive songs on Friday.
The Christmas Present was the British pop star's 13th number one solo album.
The Beatles holds the overall record with 15.
Robbie also scored four chart-topping albums with his old band Take That, taking his personal haul to 17.
Only Beatles members Paul McCartney (22) and John Lennon (18) have scored more number ones in total across their careers, with Williams drawing level with the band's lead guitarist George Harrison on 17.
"It's an incredible achievement and means more to me than any of the other albums that I've ever had," Robbie said.
"I used to celebrate with cocaine and strippers. These days... can I have a kebab, please?"
Elvis, who was known as the "King of Rock and Roll" died in 1977, first topped the UK album charts in 1956 and last did so in 2016 with The Wonder of You - a compilation with new orchestral arrangements by Britain's Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO).
Williams outsold albums by Rod Stewart with the RPO, and by Coldplay, to take Friday's top spot.
Cliff Richard and The Shadows entered the chart at number 11 with The Best of Rock 'n' Roll Pioneers - the 79-year-old singer's 65th top 40 album.
Meanwhile in the singles chart, Australian singer-songwriter Tones and I's international hit Dance Monkey clocked up its 10th straight week at number one.
READ NEXT - From living in a van to beating a record set by Ed Sheeran: This singer's story is incredible.
The feat matches the record for the longest-running chart-topper by a female artist, sharing the accolade with Whitney Houston's I Will Always Love You from 1992, and Rihanna's 2007 smash Umbrella.
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My name is Cindy Grimes, and I am a long arm quilter. I was born and raised here, in the great state of Indiana, at the Crossroads of America – Indianapolis!  My long arm quilting service is called, Who’s Yer Quilter? The answer to that question could be Cindy from Indy!
A little background information about me. I have always wanted to learn how to quilt, and in 2000, I was introduced to someone who was a long-time quilter. I told her that I wanted to try quilting, but I was somewhat apprehensive, since I was not a seamstress. She said, “quilting is very easy – you just cut the fabric into little pieces and sew them back together again!” That was all the motivation I needed to begin. She helped me pick out my first quilt block design – a log cabin. We went to the fabric store, purchased some fabric and quilting notions, and the next thing I knew, I had finished my very first quilt. I made that first quilt top on a Kenmore machine, which I continue to use today. I also have a Janome 4120 QDC machine that I sew on as well.
And now, a little bit about “Big Bertha.”My long arm machine is an ABM International Innova 22 Lightning Stitch with a 12-foot table. I affectionately call my machine “Big Bertha.” She got her nickname because whenever my friends and family come to visit my quilting studio for the first time, they all say, “I had no idea it was that big!” But bigger is better, because that means that I can quilt anything from a baby blanket to a king size bed quilt! I purchased “Big Bertha” in 2018, from Accomplish Quilting, right here in Indy. Bertha and I have been working together, completing charity quilts for the Quilting Guild of Indianapolis. My long arm quilting service style is edge to edge, using pantographs.
Other fun “tid-bits” about me:
Thank you for letting me introduce myself to you! It is my hope that you won’t send your quilt top outside of the Hoosier State to be completed, but instead, have your project finished locally. Perhaps you will even allow me – Cindy from Indy, to turn your quilt into a hometown heirloom for you!
| Quilt Item | Size | Stitching Cost* | Thread Cost | Total Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Baby | 30 x 40 | 20.00 | 7.50 | 27.50 |
| Lap | 36 x 48 | 26.00 | 7.50 | 33.50 |
| Crib | 36 x 52 | 28.00 | 7.50 | 35.50 |
| Throw | 50 x 65 | 50.00 | 7.50 | 57.50 |
| Twin | 70 x 90 | 100.00 | 7.50 | 107.50 |
| Full / Double | 85 x 108 | 140.00 | 11.00 | 151.00 |
| Queen | 90 x 108 | 150.00 | 11.00 | 161.00 |
| King | 110 x 108 | 180.00 | 15.00 | 195.00 |
*Stitching cost is defined as edge-to-edge pantograph stitching in repeated rows.
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Nehemiah 4:8
And conspired all of them together to come and to fight against Jerusalem, and to hinder it.