KubeCon + CloudNativeCon 2016 - Seattle
| Topic | YouTube | Tencent | 🌕 ⚫ 🔴 🔵 ⚪ |
|---|---|---|---|
| 给开发者和运维者从命令式到声明式的基础设施 Imperative to Declarative Infrastructure by For Developers and Operators by Ashwin Raveendran, eBay |
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| 使用Kubernetes 1.4自行托管、扩展和联邦及更多 Self-hosted, Scale, and Federation with Kubernetes v1.4 and Beyond by Brandon Philips, CoreOS, Inc. |
Video | 视频 | 🌕 ⚪ |
| 自动缩放容器…使用数学 Autoscaling Containers… with Math by Allan Espinosa, Engine Yard, Inc. |
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| 给容器做日志记录 Logging for Containers by Eduardo Silva, Treasure Data |
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| 如何监视基于容器的应用性能 How to Monitor Application Performance in a Container-Based World |
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| EGO上跑K8s：把企业资源管理和调度带到K8s Kubernetes on EGO – Bringing Enterprise Resource Management and Scheduling to Kubernetes |
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| 用于容器的网络服务协议（SLA）系统 Network Service Agreement (SLA) System for Container Network by Yan Sun & Xuefeng Han, Huawei |
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| 闪电讲座：整合Kubernetes和Ceph：从部署到生产 Lightning Talk - Kubernetes and Ceph Integration: From Deployment to Production by Huamin Chen |
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| 闪电讲座：实现Kubernetes的多云承诺 Lightning Talk - Realizing the Multi-Cloud Promise of Kubernetes by Blake White, The Walt Disney Co. |
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| 闪电讲座：在Twitter的微服务生命周期管理 Lightning Talk - Micro-Services Lifecycle Management at Twitter by Micheal Benedict, Twitter |
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| 闪电讲座：测试持久的数据存储卷 Lightning Talk - Benchmarking Persistent Data Volumes by Simon Croome, StorageOS |
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| 闪电讲座：Netflix在Kubernetes上的OSS Lightning Talk - Netflix OSS on Kubernetes by Christian Posta, Red Hat |
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| 闪电讲座：整合CoreDNS和Kubernetes的介绍 Lightning Talk - Introducing CoreDNS Kubernetes Integration by John Belamaric, Infoblox |
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| Kubernetes的入口：您的路由器、您的规则 Kubernetes Ingress: Your Router, Your Rules by Gerred Dillon, Deis |
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| 在Kubernetes运行多个调度 Running Multiple Schedulers in Kubernetes by Xiaoning Ding, Huawei |
Video | 视频 | 🔴 🔵 |
| Kubernetes网络小组讨论：在规格协作，在执行竞争 Kubernetes Networking Panel: Collaborate on the Spec, Compete on Execution |
Video | 视频 | ⚪ 🔵 |
| 开幕主题演讲：云原生联盟 Opening Keynote: A Cloud Native State of the Union by Dan Kohn |
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| 主题演讲：Kubernetes：终于，一个真正的云计算平台 Keynote: Kubernetes: Finally…A True Cloud Platform by Sam Ghods, Co-founder, Box |
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| 主题演讲：通往数字化转型的核心 Keynote: Journey to the Center of Digital Transformation by Ken Owens, CTO, Cisco |
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| 主题演讲：Kubernetes作为后台 Keynote: Backstage with Kubernetes by Chen Goldberg, Google |
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| 主题演讲：OpenShift是企业就绪的Kubernetes Keynote: OpenShift is Enterprise-Ready Kubernetes by Chris Wright, Red Hat |
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| 主题演讲：基于开源、事件驱动和无服务器平台的云原生架构 Keynote: Cloud Native Architectures with an Open Source, Event Driven, Serverless Platform |
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| 主题演讲：OpenTracing和容器：跟踪的深度广度和未来 Keynote: OpenTracing and Containers: Depth, Breadth, and the Future of Tracing - Ben Sigelman |
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| 主题演讲：“简单按键”部署Kubernetes Keynote: Deploying Kubernetes with an ‘Easy Button’ by Chris Gaun, Apprenda |
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| 主题演讲：开放式创新：在谷歌云跑Kubernetes Keynote: Open Innovation: Kubernetes on Google Cloud by Aparna Sinha |
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| 主题演讲：Kubernetes：在任何地方也能简单管理 Keynote: Kubernetes: Simple to Manage Anywhere - Brandon Philips, CTO, CoreOS |
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| 大会闭幕致辞 Closing Remarks - Dan Kohn, Executive Director, Cloud Native Computing Foundation |
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| ITNW（如果这样，现在怎样）：编排一家企业 ITNW (If This Now What) - Orchestrating an Enterprise by Michael Ward, Pearson |
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| 使用Kubernetes缩放超出了单个集群的微服务 Scaling Microservices Beyond a Single Cluster w/ Kubernetes by Dan Wilson, Concur |
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| 案例研究：Comcast是怎样使用Kubernetes Case Study: Kubernetes at Comcast by David Arbuckle, Comcast VIPER |
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| 控制平面工程的简介 Intro to Control Plane Engineering by Bob Wise, Samsung SDS |
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| Box在生产环境是怎样使用Kubernetes运行容器 How Box Runs Containers in Production with Kubernetes by Sam Ghods, Box |
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| K8s如何是我们全球分布的团队过渡到微服务的秘密武器 How Kubernetes Was the Secret Sauce in Our Globally Distributed Team’s Transition to Microservices |
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| KubeCon：两个服务发现的故事：把老旧带到K8s KubeCon: A Story of Two Service Discoveries: Bringing Legacy to Kubernetes |
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| 让我们在Kubernetes上运行Cloud Foundry Let’s Run Cloud Foundry on Kubernetes by Vlad Iovanov & Nikhil Manchanda, HPE |
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| 使用Kubernetes构建银行 Building a Bank with Kubernetes by Oliver Beattie, Monzo |
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| Unik：Kubernetes的Unikernel运行引擎 Unik: Unikernel Runtime for Kubernetes by Idit Levine, EMC |
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| 编译成为容器 Compiling to Containers by Brendan Burns, Microsoft |
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| 安全安心：Kubernetes作持续安全 A Security State of Mind: Continuous Security with Kubernetes by Chris Van Tuin, Red Hat |
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| 在Kubernetes和CoreOS跑多站点的SAP应用 Running Multi-site, SAP Applications on Kubernetes and CoreOS by Nishi Davidson & Victoria Rozhina |
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| Kompose：K8s的Docker-Compose Kompose: The Docker-Compose of Kubernetes by Sebastien Goasguen, Skippbox |
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| 超过2000节点：我们如何扩大K8s到60000个容器集群 2000 Nodes and Beyond: How We Scaled Kubernetes to 60,000-Container Clusters |
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| 这样监控Kubernetes是错误的 You’re Monitoring Kubernetes Wrong by Loris Degioanni, Sysdig |
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| 给Kubernetes作自动化基础设施部署 Automating Infrastructure Deployment for Kubernetes - Alena Prokharchyk & Brian Scott |
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| 在容器丛林中导航 Navigating the Container Jungle by Casey Davenport, Tigera |
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| Kubernetes API请求的生命 Life of a Kubernetes API Request by Daniel Smith, Google |
Video | 视频 | 🌕 ⚪ 🔵 |
| 可视化Kubernetes：仪表的力量 Visualizing Kubernetes: The Power of Dashboard by Dan Romlein, Apprenda & Piotr Bryk, Google |
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| Kubernetes的规模及性能测试：给特定应用程序的答案 Scale and Performance Testing of Kubernetes: Answers for Specific Applications |
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| 执掌Helm：提供Kubernetes原生的应用程序 Taking the Helm: Delivering Kubernetes-Native Applications by Michelle Noorali |
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| Kubernetes跑在Windows Server上的演示 Demo of Kubernetes on Windows Server by Michael Michael, Apprenda |
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| Kubernetes集群联合：过去、现在和未来 Cluster Federation in Kubernetes: Past, Present and the Future by Madhu C.S. & Quinton Hoole, Google |
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| NCSOFT游戏服务器迁移到Kubernetes Migration of NCSOFT Game Servers to Kubernetes by Kang Jeongsik |
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| 使用Heron即时处理数十亿的事件 Processing Billions of Events in Real-Time with Heron by Karthik Ramasamy, Twitter |
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| 云原生就是容器原生？ Does Cloud Native Mean Container Native? by James Bottomley, IBM Research |
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| 使用Container-Transform迁移配置到K8s Migrating Configuration to Kubernetes with Container-Transform by Micah Hausler, Skuid |
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| 当容器失败，蘑菇云效应或会发生什么？ The Mushroom Cloud Effect or What Happens When Containers Fail? by Alois Mayr, Dynatrace |
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| BOF：发展社区（利用聚会来教育、发展和促进对话） BOF: Growing a Community (Leveraging Meetups to Educate, Grow, and Facilitate Conversation) |
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| 使用普罗米修斯监测MySQL和MongoDB Monitoring MySQL and MongoDB with Prometheus by Vadim Tkachenko, Percona |
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| Weave Cortex：横向扩展、多租户的普罗米修斯即服务 Weave Cortex: Horizontally Scalable, Multitenant Prometheus as a Service by Tom Wilkie, Weaveworks |
Video | 视频 | ⚪ 🔵 |
| 普罗米修斯是适合您的初创企业 Prometheus Is Good for Your Small Startup by Ignacio P. Carretero, ShuttleCloud |
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| Chronix作为普罗米修斯的长期存储 Chronix as Long Term Storage for Prometheus by Moritz Kammerer, QAware GmbH |
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| 适应棕地应用部署到云原生技术 Adapting Brownfield Deployments to Cloud-Native Technology by Richard Hartmann |
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| 超越Nagios：普罗米修斯现代化地监测青铜时代的应用程序 Beyond Nagios: Modern Monitoring of Bronze-Age Applications with Prometheus by Ben Kochie |
Video | 视频 | ⚪ 🌕 |
| Sentinel：细粒度的应用安全平台 Sentinel: A Platform for Fine-grained Application Security by Sudheendra Murthy, eBay, Inc. |
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| 安全安心：容器的遵从和漏洞审计 A Security State of Mind: Compliance and Vulnerability Audits for Containers by Chris Van Tuin |
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| 技术视图：容器编排和管理系统的比较 Technical View: Comparison of Container Orchestration and Management Systems |
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| 给容器准备云基础设施 Plumbing the Cloud for Containers by Michael Friis, Docker |
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| Pachyderm：释放Kubernetes给大数据的力量 Pachyderm: Unlock the Power of Kubernetes for Big Data by Joey Zwicker, Pachyderm |
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| 掌舵：Ancestry通往Kubernetes的旅程 Taking the Helm - Ancestry’s Journey to Kubernetes by Paul MacKay, Ancestry.com |
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| 与K8s不断改进开发和运维：企业采用因为安全、速度和简单 Evolving Dev and Ops with Kubernetes: Enterprise Adoption for Security, Speed, and Ease |
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| 在生产环境管理多租户Kubernetes集群 Managing a Multi-Tenanted Kubernetes Cluster in Production by Josh Bowen, Apigee |
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| 在桅杆前的18月 18 Months Before the Mast by Jack Foy, Hiya |
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| 学习如何在3个月从正确发音到生产采用Kubernetes！ Learning How to Pronounce Kubernetes to Production in 3 Months! by Sheriff Mohamed, GolfNow |
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| 主题演讲：Kubernetes Keynote: Kubernetes by Kelsey Hightower, Staff Developer Advocate, Google |
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| 主题演讲：Kubernetes 1.4及以后 Keynote: Kubernetes - 1.4 and Beyond by David Aronchick, Senior Product Manager, Google |
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| 主题演讲：SDI：提供全球最大的云给每个人的效率 Keynote: SDI: Delivering the Efficiencies of the World’s Largest Clouds to Everyone |
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| 主题演讲：融合ICT基础设施加速转型到云原生 Keynote: Accelerating Transformation to Cloud Native on Converged ICT Infrastructure |
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| 主题演讲：使用普罗米修斯监测Kubernetes集群 Keynote: Monitoring Kubernetes Clusters with Prometheus by Fabian Reinartz, CoreOS |
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| 主题演讲：使用Kubernetes简化分布式系统 Keynote: Distributed Systems Simplified Using Kubernetes by Brandon Philips, CTO, CoreOS |
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| 主题演讲：Kubernetes：像在电视看到的 Keynote: Kubernetes: As Seen On TV by Erik St. Martin, Systems Architect, Comcast |
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| 大会闭幕致辞 Closing Remarks by Chris Aniszczyk, VP of Developer Programs, The Linux Foundation |
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| 闪电讲座：OCI：容器标准和认证 Lightning Talk - OCI: Container Standards and Certification |
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| 闪电讲座：你说什么？您在Kubernetes跑存储平台？ Lightning Talk - Say what? You’re Running the Storage Platform IN Kubernetes? |
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| 闪电讲座：该功能正式名称为PetSet Lightning Talk - The Feature Formally Known as Prince … err PetSet. |
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| 闪电讲座：当Kubernetes不是解决方案 Lightning Talk - When Kubernetes is Not the Solution by Joonas Bergius, DigitalOcean |
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| 闪电讲座：ContainerOps：容器助力DevOps Lightning Talk - ContainerOps – Empowering DevOps With Container by Quanyi Ma |
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| 闪电讲座：K8s推广：培养K8s倡导者参与的社区 Lightning Talk - K8s Port: Cultivate an Engaged Community of Kubernetes Advocates |
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| 在自己的数据中心实现Kubernetes即服务 Kubernetes as a Service in Your Own Data Center by Jared Rosoff, VMware |
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| Kubernetes进行关键任务 Mission Critical Kubernetes by Andy Repton & Michael Russell, Schuberg Philis |
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| 实行Kubernetes：谷歌容器引擎的实例 Kubernetes in Action: Examples from Google Container Engine by Aparna Sinha & Robert Bailey, Google |
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| 进入黑客帝国，在虚拟现实探索Kubernetes集群 Enter the Matrix, Exploring Your Kubernetes Cluster in Virtual Reality by Ryan Vanniekerk |
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| 在DigitalOcean提供服务 Delivering Services at DigitalOcean by Mac Browning, DigitalOcean |
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| Kubernetes认证和访问控制 Kubernetes Auth and Access Control by Eric Chiang, CoreOS |
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| 所有关于资源调度，想知道的但怯于问的 Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Resource Scheduling, But Were Afraid to Ask by Tim Hockin |
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| 另辟蹊径：探索者的Kubernetes指南 Off the Beaten Path: An Explorer’s Guide to Kubernetes by Taylor Thomas, Intel |
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| rkt和OCI：促进行业标准 rkt and the Open Container Initiative: Promoting Industry Standards by Derek Gonyeo, CoreOS, Inc. |
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| 管理Kubernetes生产系统：好的、坏的和丑的 The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Managing Production Systems with Kubernetes |
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| 第三方动态存储卷配置程序 Third Party Dynamic Volume Provisioners by Jan Šafránek, Red Hat |
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| 在PetSet上跑PostgreSQL PostgreSQL on PetSet by Josh Berkus, Red Hat |
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| 支持GPU的当前情况 State of the GPU(nion) by Rudi Chiarito, Clarifai |
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| Torus：为Kubernetes而设的分布式存储 Torus: Focusing Storage for Kubernetes by Barak Michener, CoreOS, Inc. |
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| KubeCeption！自托管Kubernetes的故事 KubeCeption! A Story of Self-Hosted Kubernetes by Aaron Levy, CoreOS, Inc. |
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| 性能和伸缩调整K8s，优化OpenShift和Docker Performance and Scalability Tuning Kubernetes for OpenShift and Docker by Jeremy Eder, Red Hat |
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| Kubernetes的新存储功能 New Features in Kubernetes Storage by Brad Childs, Red Hat |
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| 迁移现有的基础设施到K8s：Olark从战壕的教训 Migrating Legacy Infrastructure to Kubernetes: Olark’s Lessons From the Trenches |
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| 使用PetSet配置和部署有状态的应用 Configuring and Deploying Stateful Applications with PetSet by David Oppenheimer |
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| Ticketmaster对公共云和K8s的战略 Bringing 1976 into 2016: Ticketmaster’s Public Cloud and Kubernetes Strategy by Justin Dean |
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| Kubernetes上构建新一代的微服务 Next-Generation Microservices on Kubernetes - by Paul McLoughlin & Sachin Kamboj, Bloomberg LP |
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References
- KubeCon + CloudNativeCon 2019 - San Diego
- KubeCon + CloudNativeCon 2019 - Barcelona
- Shanghai ‘18: KubeCon + CloudNativeCon
- Copenhagen ‘18: KubeCon + CloudNativeCon
- KubeCon + CloudNativeCon 2017 - Austin
- CloudNativeCon + KubeCon 2017 - Berlin
- KubeCon + CloudNativeCon 2016 - Seattle
- cloudyuga/kubecon18-china
- warmchang/KubeCon-North-America-2018
- bbotte/cncf-presentations


Planetary Climate
Big Questions
Historical vs. Ahistorical sciences
Formation of the crust
How long?
Dependence on atmospheric composition?
Implications for energy sources
Faint Young Sun Problem
Atmospheric composition?
Long term stability of surface temperature
Simple things used in unusual ways!
Sagan and Mullen (1972)
Goldilocks zone
What determines it?
If Earth, Mars, Venus were similar to begin with, how did they end up so different?
Neoproterozoic Snowball Earth
What caused it?
How did we get out of it?
What followed?
Closer to home
Eocene's equable climate
The stable(?) Holocene
Anthropocene


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Trump chose not to issue pardons for himself of his personal attorney, former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
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The president's flurry of pardons include former Israeli air force colonel Aviem Sella, who recruited the infamous spy Jonathan Pollard.
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This is the documentation to Matplotlib for C++, a C++ wrapper for Python’s matplotlib (MPL) plotting library.
The code is organised in this GitHub repository, which is a fork of that repository.
Note
This is: A lightweight, easy-to-use interface to create stylish and clean plots in C++ using basic MPL commands.
This is not: A translation of MPL to C++.
How to use this documentation¶
Function definitions¶
This is the core of the documentation, located at The Docs. To find the definition and explanations for a special command use the search field on the top left, since this page can get a bit lengthy.
Bear in mind, that matplotlibcpp is a C++ wrapper to the Python library MPL. Thus, to learn more about the functions that are eventually called the matplotlib documentation might be useful. Most functions have a link to the MPL function they call, marked with the MPL logo:
However, the function signatures might differ and Matplotlib for C++ does not support the full functionality of MPL. The purpose is providing an easy-to-use wrapper to MPL in C++, not to fully translate the library.
Help for compiling¶
The section Compiling a program explains the compilations of
a program using the matplotlibcpp.h
header.
Style of a line¶
Refer The style of a line to tune the appearance of the lines you plot.
Frequent problems¶
Frequent problems lists typical problems with Matplotlib for C++ and (hopefully) how to resolve them.
Tip
Criticism (preferably constructive), ideas and contributions are welcome! For contact, see Questions.


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Dealing with Conflict
Recently, I was back in New Orleans at a good friend's wedding. A lot of friends from highschool were there, and it was good to see them all. To a certain degree, I feel like the dynamic with a lot of my New Orleans friends has changed over the years. I guess that's natural as you grow older and spend time apart. In my case, pretty much since highschool, I was also at odds with a lot of friends ideologically, and that division became more pronounced during and after college. It's been a weird experience, but in some ways, I find myself feeling less comfortable and more like an outsider around some of my New Orleans friends.
The Conflict
So that kind of frames a specific conflict that took place at my friend's wedding. Basically, my friends were having a conversation and, long story short, I sort of unintentionally deflected a compliment (as I know I sometimes do). In response, one of my friends made a comment under his breath about how I hadn't matured since highschool, and there was a seriousness in his tone. In general, I consider myself to be pretty good at reading people and reading intentions, so it was upsetting to me as I considered him to be a good friend. But since I also try to give people the benefit of the doubt, to be sure, I asked him to repeat what he had said, and he resolutely repeated what he had said in the same tone. So I got pissed and made it clear to him that I was pissed.
How I Handled It
He quickly shifted his position and said that he was just being sarcastic. He got increasingly defensive, and latched onto his sarcasm defense. As someone who's known for his sarcastic wit, it was the perfect defense for my friend to use. But I basically told him that I knew what I heard, and that it was definitely not sarcasm. I reminded him that I'm a pretty perceptive person, and I replayed the incident for him as it was recorded in my memory. The fact that he wasn't owning up to what he said made me especially angry.
 I told him that it was disappointing that he didn't just own up to what he said and meant. I kind of watched my anger subside and my reasoning take over, which was interesting. By the end, we were both basically maintaining our own views, but in a calm, composed discussion. I was basically just like, "well, I know what you said, and I know you meant it. It was upsetting because I consider you to be a close friend. And hopefully one day you won't feel that way about me." And he basically apologized for upsetting me, but maintained that it was sarcasm and that I was way more mature than he was, yada yada.
In the end, I could sense that he legitimately felt sorry, so I accepted his apology. But to this day, I feel quite certain that I interpreted his comment correctly, and my friend knows where I stand. It's possible that he was in a bad mood that night. Or maybe that quality about me rubs him the wrong way. Either way, I'm convinced it wasn't sarcasm as he claimed. From afar, I could see how this whole conflict might seem like a silly thing to get worked up over. For me, it wasn't the words themselves that upset me; it was the feelings that motivated them. I guess I take friendship pretty seriously.
Conclusion...?
Looking back, I'm actually pretty happy with how I handled the situation. I could have maybe done a better job of controlling my emotions; there's always room for improvement I guess. Immediately handling conflict as it comes is definitely something I'm working on. In the past, I tended to be more conflict-averse and more willing to let things slide. Or I'd get really angry, but I wasn't good at toning the anger down so I could have a productive discussion about what I was feeling. In this case, I think I took a step in the right direction. As long as you can keep your emotions in check, I think it's best to handle conflict as it arises.


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Svelecte provide basically every (hopefully) common functionality, you would expect from autocomplete/select/multiselect component. It's main inspiration was selectize.js.
svelte-dnd-action
. See example.svelte-use-form
. See example.Svelecte can be used in your Svelte app or used as a standalone custom element. MDN link about custom elements.
Check playground example for all options
npm install svelecte --save
array
options
property. By
default
it converts plain string items to object with value
and label
properties.string|null
value
. If not
specified, property will be resolved automatically.
string|null
string
<select>
is created. So it can be used in forms automatically.
bool
array|mixed|null
valueField
property / array like in normal selects or object / object array
depending whether valueAsObject
property is set.
multiple
is set to true
.
array|object|null
Example of plain array options and variable value
output:
bool
value
or
label
property
by setting labelAsValue
property to true.
Optgroups are defined as objects with label and options properties. These properties are customizable.
string
string
Optgroup labels are customizable by styling .optgroup-header
class.
You can define custom renderer function, which takes current option and return HTML string. Your renderer can display selected items differently due second function argument.
string | fn(item : object|string, isSelected: bool, inputValue: string) -> string
string
is passed, context renderer with given name is being used. You can add new
renderers
through context function addFormatter(name: string, formatFn: function)
.
formatFn
function can expect
arguments specified above.
By default labelField
is used to render visible text.
bool
renderer
function
that includes additional text or does its own highlighting.
If renderer
property is not enough for you or you prefer Component syntax to HTML strings,
you can use your own Components. Keep in mind that default highlighting when searching, but the rest of features
like styling should be inherited if you use proper css classes (the same as Item
component).
To make it easier to use your own Components, there are available actions, highlighting function and close button icon for you to use.
The simplest example can be found in this REPL.
Control
component provides 4 slots.
icon
- This allows to insert custom code like e.g. an icon at the start/left of the Control.svelte (as shown in the example above)control-end
- This allows to insert custom code at the end/right of the Control.svelte. It is positioned AFTER the indicator icons.indicator-icon
- This allows to customize the indicator icon in the Control.svelte. Slot has hasDropdownOpened
property that helps customizing different control states.clear-icon
- This allows to customize the clear icon in the Control.svelte. Slot has selectedOptions
and inputValue
properties for fine-grained customizationstring|null
https://example.com/url?search=[query]
string
init
- remote dataset is fetched immediately upon
setting, searching is conducted only among available items. Fetch fallbacks to init
also
when fetch
is string and [query]
placeholder is not specified.auto
- remote search query is triggered when typing, but it expects
[query]
placeholder in fetch
property. This is default value.
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data
,
items
,
options
or response JSON itself as a fallback.
bool
number
bool
When including Svelecte in your app, you can import what parts do you need...
import { registerSvelecte, addFormatter, config } from 'svelecte/component';
... or download the latest version manually from GitHub.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/svelecte-element/dist/svelecte.css">
<script src="https://unpkg.com/svelecte/dist/svelecte-element.js">/script>
Standalone version offer same properties as module version:
const { registerSvelecte, addFormatter, config } = window.Svelecte;
Registering custom element is mandatory step. Use registerSvelecte
function for that. Also when using CE version, you can define additional
renderer functions by calling addFormatter
function (check Custom
item rendering section) or update global config.
// You can use your own component name. If not specified, `el-svelecte` will be used.
registerSvelecte();
// after registering, given HTML tag will render as Svelecte component
<el-svelecte ...properties></el-svelecte>
// add additional renderers
addFormatter('caps', item => item.text.toUpperCase());
// additionally change global config defaults
config.clearable = true;
By reactive API I mean properties that dynamically changes Svelecte inner logic. Not all attributes are
reactive. For example parent
prop is not reactive and is not even accessible programmatically.
Reactive API for custom element is accessible programmatically or directly through element's attributes. Almost
all Option props are mirrored.
const OPTION_LIST = [
'options', 'value',
// form-related
'name', 'required', 'disabled',
// basic
'value-field', 'label-field', 'disabled-field', 'placeholder',
// UI, UX
'searchable', 'clearable', 'renderer', 'disable-highlight', 'select-on-tab', 'reset-on-blur',
// multiple
'multiple', 'max', 'collapse-selection',
// creating
'creatable', 'creatablePrefix', 'allow-editing', 'keepCreated', 'delimiter',
// remote
'fetch', 'fetch-reset-on-blur', 'min-query',
// perf & virtual list
'lazy-dropdown', 'virtual-list', 'vl-height', 'vl-item-size',
// sifter
'search-field', 'sort-field', 'disable-sifter',
// others
'label-as-value'
];
• renderer
property supports only string
values.
• lazy-dropdown
is settable only during component initialization
Simple example that enables you to insert multiple el-svelecte
DOM
elements.
Check onSubmit
function in example code.
Custom-element version has one specific feature. You can decide if you want to trigger change
event when programmatically setting value:
element.value = 'changedValue'; // doesn't trigger change event
When you want to trigger change
event, you need to use emitChange
modifier before setting new value:
element.emitChange.value = 'changedValue'; // DOES trigger change event
Quite common scenario when one select (child) depends on another (parent) and when parent is selected, you need to fetch data child dataset. Svelecte supports this use-case directly.
string
id
property of parent select. This attribute should be defined on
child svelecte element.
string
fetch
property on child select, specify [parent]
placeholder, which will contain value from parent select when selected.
[parent]
and [query]
placeholder.
It is very easy to use Svelecte with Vue.js. You only need to add Svelecte element to
ignoredElements
for Vue 2 or handle in in isCustomElement
in Vue 3.
The only thing you need to handle is listening to change
as you would with native inputs.
Options |
|||
| Property | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| name | string | null |
Create <select> , usable for normal forms.IMPORTANT: Take into account, that without this property, internal <select> is NOT created. |
| options | array | [] |
Data array |
| valueAsObject | bool | false |
Switch whether Svelecte should expects from and return to bind:value objects or primitive value (usually string, number) |
| valueField | string | null |
Property to be used as value (if not specified, will be selected automatically) |
| labelField | string | null |
Property shown in dropdown (if not specified, will be selected automatically) |
| groupLabelField | string | label |
Property defining optgroup header |
| groupItemsField | string | options |
Property holding optgroup option list |
| disabledField | string | $disabled |
Property upon which is determined, whether given option is selectable or not |
| inputId | string | null |
id attribute of input element. Useful, when you want to have input selectable by clicking on the label |
| required | bool | false |
This property is passed to generated <select> element. Make sense only when name is defined |
| placeholder | string | Select |
Input placeholder |
| searchable | bool | true |
Allow search among items by typing |
| disabled | bool | false |
Disable component |
| renderer | string|function | null |
Dropdown and selection renderer function. More info in item rendering section |
| controlItem | Component | Item |
Item component when item is selected. See README section on GitHub for more details |
| dropdownItem | Component | Item |
Item component when item is selected. See README section on GitHub for more details |
| highlightFirstItem | boolean | true |
Automatically highlight the first item in the list when the dropdown opens |
| selectOnTab | bool|string|null | null |
Based on value provided, it allows selecting currently active item by Tab AND (if value is 'select-navigate' ) also focus next input. The constant TAB_SELECT_NAVIGATE is exported from svelecte. |
| resetOnBlur | bool | true |
Control if input value should be cleared on blur |
| resetOnSelect | bool | true |
Control if input value should be cleared on item selection. Note: Applicable only with multiple |
| clearable | bool | false |
Display ✖ icon to clear whole selection |
| multiple | bool | false |
allow multiselection. Will be set automatically to true , if name property
ends with [] , like tags[] |
| closeAfterSelect | bool | false |
closes dropdown after selection. Setting this to true is useful for multiple select only. For single select dropdown is always closed no matter the value this property has |
| max | number | 0 |
Maximum allowed items selected, applicable only for multiselect |
| collapseSelection | bool | false |
collapse selection when multiple and not focused |
| alwaysCollapsed | bool | false |
works only when collapseSelection is true . It shows only collapsed selection in input line. Options themselves are shown in dropdown. |
| anchor | string | null |
existing select (for CE) |
| creatable | bool | false |
Allow creating new item(s) |
| creatablePrefix | string | * |
Prefix marking new item |
| allowEditing | bool | false |
When pressing Backspace switch to edit mode instead of removing newly created item. NOTE: intended to be used with creatable property. |
| keepCreated | bool | true |
Switch whether to add newly created option to option list or not |
| delimiter | string | , |
Split inserted text when pasting to create multiple items |
| createFilter | function | null |
Function, that transform input string to custom value. It can serve as a filter, if value is valid or not.
If you want to dismiss entered value, function should return '' (empty string). By default
all input string is trimmed and all multiple spaces are removed. Function notation:
createFilter(inputValue: string, dropdownOptions: array): string
|
| createTransform | function | null |
Custom function transforming input string to option object. By default it just sets value as output from createFilter
and label as output from createFilter prefixed with creatablePrefix property.
Function notation:
createTransform(inputValue: string, creatablePrefix: string, valueField: string, labelField: string): object
|
| fetch | string|function | null |
Check "remote datasource" section for more details |
| fetchMode | string | auto |
When set to init options are fetched only when mounted, when searching it search in
downloaded dataset |
| fetchCallback | function | null |
Optional fetch callback |
| fetchResetOnBlur | bool | true |
Reset previous search results on empty input, related to resetOnBlur |
| minQuery | number | 1 |
Minimal amount of characters required to perform remote request. Valid only in combination with fetch defined |
| disableSifter | bool | false |
Can be disabled (especially with fetch ) when further filtering or sorting may be
undesired (due to server-side sorting & and filtering based on user input). |
| lazyDropdown | bool | true |
Dropdown is rendered only after first focus, not by default |
| virtualList | bool | false |
Whether use virtual list for dropdown items (useful for large datasets) |
| vlHeight | number | null |
Height of virtual list dropdown (if not specified, computed automatically) |
| vlItemSize | number | null |
Height of one row (if not specified, computed automatically) |
| searchField | string|array | null |
Specify item property that will be used to search by (if not specified all props except
value prop will be used)
|
| sortField | string | null |
Specify sort property. If not specified, first after value field will be used |
| class | string | 'svelecte-control' |
Default css class |
| style | string | null |
Inline style |
| i18n | object | null |
Overriding object for i18n properties |
| dndzone | function | empty function |
If you pass dndzone from svelte-dnd-action , reordering of selected items will be possible. See example REPL how to set it up. |
| validatorAction | array | null |
Designed to be used with svelte-use-form . Pass validators function as a first item, and validators as the rest. See example REPL. Don't forget to set also name property. |
Events |
|||
| Event | parameter | description | |
| fetch | array |
newly fetched remote options | |
| change | object|array|null |
selected objects. If anchor <select> is defined, change event is called also on it
|
|
| createoption | object |
newly created option object | |
| blur | - |
normal blur event | |
| invalidValue | mixed (invalid value) |
triggered when passed value is out of provided options items. Internal value is always set to null .
|
|
| enterKey | underlying keyDown event |
triggered when natively it would cause form submit (dropdown is closed). This gives you ability to prevent it by calling event.detail.preventDefault() .
|
|
API |
|||
| Name | type | arguments | description |
| focus | function | - | focus input |
| getSelection | function | bool | return selection, if true is passed, only values are returns, whole objects otherwise
|
| setSelection | function | array, bool | set selection programmatically, toggle for emitting change event. (Can be desirable for custom-element) |
| config | property | - | context property: global common config for all instances, you can override most properties here and also some additional, mainly i18n |
| addFormatter | function | - | context function: with signature (name, formatFn) you can add
additional item renderers (formatters). More details in Custom rendering example |
Localization can be overridden globally and on component level.
/** default values */
{
/** rest omitted for brevity */
i18n: {
empty: 'No options',
nomatch: 'No matching options',
max: num => `Maximum items ${num} selected`,
fetchBefore: 'Type to search',
fetchQuery: minQuery => `Type ${minQuery > 1 ? `at least ${minQuery} characters ` : '' }to search`,
fetchEmpty: 'No data related to your search',
collapsedSelection: count => `${count} selected`,
createRowLabel: value => `Create '${value}'`
},
collapseSelectionFn: function(selectionCount, selection) {
return settings.i18n.collapsedSelection(selectionCount);
}
}
For global override, import config
and update according to your needs. Don't forget that
max
, collapsedSelection
and createRowLabel
are functions. You can also override only
specific keys if you need to.
import Svelecte, { config } from 'svelecte';
// global override
config.i18n = {
/** here replace all keys.*/
}
// local override (component-level)
const myI18n = {
empty: `Empty list, can't you see?`
}
<Svelecte i18n={myI18n}></Svelecte>
Example for custom element:
Svelecte.config.i18n = {
/** here replace all keys.*/
}
// local override
document.querySelector('el-svelecte').svelecte.$set({
i18n: {
// props to be overridden
}
})
svelecte
property and use component API ($set
method) to update it programmatically.


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I recently started looking at concurrent programming in C++ and decided to design my own future class as an exercise. Throughout several iterations of the design, I learned a lot about why C++ futures are designed the way they are. A future represents a later-known value. Values are usually computed eagerly. In the code below, the value f is co... Read more 15 Jun 2021 - 20 minute read
Introduction Consider the optimization problem where the function defines constraints. Constraints can also be built into the set . The Lagrangian The Lagrangian is defined as In the Lagrangian, the “hard” constraints in the optimization problem are replaced with “soft” penalties that can be violated, but for a cost; cost is incurre... Read more 16 Aug 2020 - 8 minute read
Suppose I train two binary classifiers on some data, and after examining the score distributions of each, I see the results below. Which score distribution is better? (And by extension, which classifier is better?) A naive answer is that the bimodal distribution on the right is better because it “discriminates... Read more 29 Sep 2019 - 5 minute read
In this post, I walk through implementing a basic feed forward deep neural network in Python from scratch. See Introduction to neural networks for an overview of neural networks. The post is organized as follows: Predictive modeling overview Training DNNs Stochastic gradient descent Forward propagation Back propaga... Read more 17 Sep 2019 - 15 minute read
In this post, I walk through some basics of neural networks. I assume the reader is already familar with some basic ML concepts such as logistic regression, linear regression, and classifier decision boundaries. Single neuron Neural networks are made up of neurons. A single neuron in a neural network takes inputs , applies a linear transforma... Read more 11 Aug 2019 - 6 minute read


National Lottery players can enjoy free day out at RSPB's Leighton Moss Reserve
by Clare KellyLottery players can enjoy a free day out at the RSPB’s Leighton Moss nature reserve in Silverdale as part of a country-wide ‘thank you’ in celebration of 25 years of the National Lottery.
Over the past 24 years, grants from the National Lottery Heritage Fund have helped fund several projects including construction of new viewing hides and a spectacular nine-metre high Skytower.
The RSPB is taking part in the #ThanksToYou campaign, which highlights the contribution National Lottery players make to supporting good causes.
To celebrate and show appreciation, the nature reserve, located in the Arnside and Silverdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is offering National Lottery players free entry between
November 23 and December 1.
One National Lottery ticket or scratchcard entitles the holder, plus up to one additional adult and three accompanying children, free entry to the reserve on any
of the above dates – which includes the Christmas Market on Sunday, December 1.
Jon Carter, visitor experience manager at Leighton Moss, said: “We are immensely grateful for the numerous funding opportunities that have allowed us to create a better home for nature
and people, and we hope that supporters of the National Lottery will come along to see just what is on offer at this fantastic site.”
Admission to the reserve is usually £8 per adult (free for RSPB members).


EXPORT
TXT
StatementWrites a text file (.TXT) to disk from a SELECT
query. If the query has multiple columns, they are concatenated
together with no separator. The text is not escaped or quoted.
TRUNCATE_EXISTING_FILE
option to
overwrite the existing file. SELECT
statement that provides the rows to write to the file. TRUNCATE_EXISTING_FILE
(0 or 1, default: 0)FILE_ENCODING
(integer 0-65535, default: 0)EXPORT TXT 'C:\MyFile.txt' FROM (SELECT * FROM mytable);
mytable
into a file called "MyFile.txt". Because no options are specified, the lines are appended to "MyFie.txt" and the UTF-8
encoding is used. EXPORT TXT 'C:\MyFile.txt' FROM (SELECT * FROM mytable) OPTIONS (TRUNCATE_EXISTING_FILE: 1);


The Blockchain is a structural concept of how to organize information on computer hard drives. It stores information across multiple hard drives by linking "blocks" together in what is known as a "chain". These blocks are added to the chain in the order that they are created. Each block tracks and holds every detail about what is happening in the system. Anything that happens, such as cryptocurrency transactions, contracts, voting or just random events, will all be recorded and accessible to view on the blockchain.
When something is added to the blockchain it cannot be deleted. It can be marked as irrelevant, however it will always remain as a record. This becomes very useful when implementing contracts or sorting out discrepancies between two parties. If a contract is made on the blockchain neither party can alter or lie about the agreement, as every change made to the contract will remain in an accessible record.
Unlike a historical storage system, such as a database or a hard drive, the blockchain isn't physically stored in one place. Instead, it is segmented into many pieces and multiple copies of information are distributed across a network of computers. This is called a decentralized infrastructure. The computers that contribute to this global database are owned and managed by normal people who are often compensated for contributing their computers, by receiving an automated payment in the form of cryptocurrency.
The blockchain is decentralized across a network of computers (just like the internet) and because of this, it is extremely durable. If one node(computer) in the network goes down, there are other nodes that can compensate. One such example of this (and as mentioned earlier): multiple copies of the information stored in the blockchain are distributed across all of the computers in the network and, therefore, if one computer goes down, the information can still be retrieved from other nodes.
In a decentralized network where there are multiple nodes, there are many checks and balances that a node can perform, by checking with its peers (other nodes in the network), to protect information. If someone was to attempt to hack a node in the blockchain they would have to replicate the nodes peers and therefore essentially the entire network. This would take a very large amount of computational power and without quantum computing is very unlikely.


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ValidateThis API Documentation | ||||
| FRAMES |
WEB-INF.cftags.component ValidateThis.util.LightWire
public class LightWire
I am the LightWire factory that creates all singleton and transient objects, injecting them with all of their necessary dependencies as defined in the configuration file.
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
init(any ConfigBean)
I initialize the LightWire object factory |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
boolean |
containsBean(string beanName)
returns true if the BeanFactory contains a bean definition that matches the given name |
private any |
createNewObject(string ObjectName, string ObjectType)
I create a object |
any |
getBean(string ObjectName)
I return a bean with all of its dependencies loaded |
private string |
getDependentObjectList(string ObjectName)
I return a comma delimited list of all of the dependencies that have not been created yet for an object - n-levels down |
private any |
getObject(string ObjectName, string ObjectType)
I return a LightWire scoped object (Singleton or Transient) with all of its dependencies loaded |
any |
getSingleton(string ObjectName)
I return a LightWire scoped Singleton with all of its dependencies loaded |
any |
getTransient(string ObjectName)
I return a transient object |
string |
lightwireGetAnnotations()
I return the comma delimited list of beans to mixin based on variables |
void |
lightwireMixin(string ElementName, any ElementValue)
I add the passed elements to the variables scope within this object |
private any |
setterandMixinInject(string ObjectName, any Object)
I handle |
| Methods inherited from class WEB-INF.cftags.component |
|---|
|
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public init(any ConfigBean)
ConfigBean
- I am the initialized config bean.| Method Detail |
|---|
public boolean containsBean(string beanName)
beanName
- name of bean to look forprivate any createNewObject(string ObjectName, string ObjectType)
ObjectName
- I am the name of the object to create.ObjectType
- I am the type of object to create. Singleton or Transient.public any getBean(string ObjectName)
ObjectName
- I am the name of the object to generate.private string getDependentObjectList(string ObjectName)
ObjectName
- I am the name of the object to get the dependencies for.private any getObject(string ObjectName, string ObjectType)
ObjectName
- I am the name of the object to return.ObjectType
- I am the type of object to return (Singleton or Transient).public any getSingleton(string ObjectName)
ObjectName
- I am the name of the object to generate.public any getTransient(string ObjectName)
ObjectName
- I am the name of the object to create.public string lightwireGetAnnotations()
public void lightwireMixin(string ElementName, any ElementValue)
ElementName
- I am the name of the element to mix in.ElementValue
- I am the value of the element to mix in.private any setterandMixinInject(string ObjectName, any Object)
ObjectName
- I am the name of the object to inject dependencies into.Object
- I am the object to inject dependencies into.
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ValidateThis API Documentation | ||||
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An implementation of Multi-level Monte Carlo for R. This package builds on the original 'Matlab' and C++ implementations by Mike Giles to provide a full MLMC driver and example level samplers. Multi-core parallel sampling of levels is provided built-in.
| Version: | 1.0.0 |
| Imports: | ggplot2, grid, parallel, Rcpp |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Published: | 2016-04-24 |
| Author: | Louis Aslett [cre, aut, trl], Mike Giles [ctb], Tigran Nagapetyan [ctb], Sebastian Vollmer [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Louis Aslett <aslett at stats.ox.ac.uk> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | mlmc results |
| Reference manual: | mlmc.pdf |
| Package source: | mlmc_1.0.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: mlmc_1.0.0.zip, r-release: mlmc_1.0.0.zip, r-oldrel: mlmc_1.0.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: mlmc_1.0.0.tgz, r-oldrel: mlmc_1.0.0.tgz |
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Week 1 (Jan 21)
Welcome to STA 371H! Today we will review the syllabus and course structure, and get our first introduciton to R and RStudio. We won’t cover everything on the syllabus in detail, so please make sure you read it over this week. It’s posted to Canvas and linked under the About and Resources sections of this webpage.
These “Week X” posts will outline my plans for the current week, provide materials we use in class, and assign material to get you ready for next week. I will also use them to assign exercises to hand in.
Materials used in class this week
Additional readings for this week
To supplement the discussion in class, review pages 211 - 216 of DSGI. These depend only weakly on the material at the beginning of Chapter 10, which is optional.
Readings to do for next week
Next week we will cover material from Chapters 11 (on Monday, possibly trailing into Wednesday) and 12 (Wednesday) in DSGI. Please make sure you have read through Chapter 11 by Monday.
Exercises 1 (Due Wednesday Jan 29 in class):
-
Complete the following walkthroughs to get R/RStudio installed on your machine:
- Installing R and RStudio: This should get you up and running with R and RStudio.
- Installing packages in RStudio: R is more than a single software program; it has the ability to access a central repository of “packages” that add new functionality to R. As of this writing there are over 10,000 R packages in this repository! We will use the mosaic package throughout the semester, so go ahead and install that package following this tutorial.
- Getting familiar with R: A quick demo to help get you started in R.
Finally, download the R script above that I used in class and run it yourself. You do not need to hand anything in here.
-
Read this post from FiveThirtyEight, about how they “check their work” (i.e., verify that their probabilistic forecasts are accurate and well-calibrated):
How Good Are FiveThirtyEight Forecasts?
Answer the questions below:
a. Describe in your own words how a calibration plot is constructed. (The example calibration plot on that page is the one entitled “MLB games, 2016-2018”)
b. Why is a calibration plot a more meaningful assessment of a forecaster than simply checking whether the forecaster’s prediction of the most likely outcome actually occurred?
c. Using the dropdown list just under the title of the post, pick a forecast category and check out its calibration plot. From the calibration plot, does FiveThirtyEight seem to be doing a good job forecasting these kinds of events? Include a printout or screenshot of the calibration plot you examined.


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rgbgfx —
Game
Boy graphics converter
| rgbgfx |
[-DfFhPTVv]
[-o
outfile]
[-d
depth]
[-p
palfile]
[-t
mapfile]
[-x
tiles]
file |
The
rgbgfx program converts PNG images into the
Nintendo Game Boy's planar tile format.
The resulting colors and their palette indices are determined differently
depending on the input PNG file:
- If the file has an embedded palette, that palette's color
and order are used.
- If not, and the image only contains shades of gray, rgbgfx
maps them to the indices appropriate for each shade. Any undetermined
indices are set to respective default shades of gray. For example: if the
bit depth is 2 and the image contains light gray and black, they become
the second and fourth colors - and the first and third colors get set to
default white and dark gray. If the image has multiple shades that map to
the same index, the palette is instead determined as if the image had
color.
- If the image has color (or the grayscale method failed),
the colors are sorted from lightest to darkest.
The input image may not contain more colors than the selected bit depth allows.
Transparent pixels are set to palette index 0.

-
-
- -F
- Same as -f, but additionally,
the supplied command line parameters are saved within the PNG and will be
loaded and automatically used next time.
-
-
- -d
depth
- The bit depth of the output image (either 1 or 2). By
default, the bit depth is 2 (two bits per pixel).
-
-
- -h
- Lay out tiles horizontally rather than vertically.
-
-
- -o
outfile
- The name of the output file.
-
-
- -p
palfile
- Output the image's palette in standard GBC palette format -
bytes (8 bytes for two bits per pixel, 4 bytes for one bit per pixel)
containing the RGB15 values in little-endian byte order. If the palette
contains too few colors, the remaining entries are set to black.
-
-
- -P
- Same as -p, but the palette
file output name is made by taking the input PNG file's filename, removing
the file extension, and appending .pal.
-
-
- -t
mapfile
- If any tiles are the same, don't place the repeat tiles in
the output file, and make a tilemap file.
-
-
- -T
- Same as -t, but the tilemap
file output name is made by taking the input filename, removing the file
extension, and appending .tilemap.
-
-
- -u
- Truncate repeated tiles. Useful with tilemaps.
-
-
- -V
- Print the version of the program and exit.
-
-
- -v
- Verbose. Print errors when the command line parameters and
the parameters in the PNG file don't match.
-
-
- -x
tiles
- Trim the end of the output file by this many tiles.
The following will take a PNG file with a bit depth of 1, 2, or 8, and output
planar 2bpp data:
$ rgbgfx -o out.2bpp in.png
The following creates a planar 2bpp file with only unique tiles, and its tilemap
out.tilemap:
$ rgbgfx -T -u -o out.2bpp in.png
The following will do nothing:
$ rgbgfx in.png
rgbds(7),
rgbasm(1),
rgblink(1),
rgbfix(1),
gbz80(7)
rgbgfx was created by
stag019 to be included in RGBDS. It is now
maintained by a number of contributors at
https://github.com/rednex/rgbds.


Hellboy is a paranormal investigator, superhero and the star of the comic book series Hellboy.
- Real Name - Anung un Rama
- First Apperance - Dime Press #4 (March, 1993) [1st Hellboy prototype appearance, cover only], San Diego Comic Con Comics #2 (August, 1993) [1st full Hellboy appearance, black & white only], Next Men #21 (December, 1993) [1st appearance in a regularly published title, 1st color appearance]
- Creators - Mike Mignola
- Team Affiliations - B.P.R.D.
- Aliases - World Destroyer, Great Beast, Beast of the Apocalypse, Right Hand of Doom, Son of the Fallen One, Brother Red, Red, Man-Beast, Mane
- Base of Operations - Hell, Mobile (formerly), B.P.R.D. headquarters (formerly)
- Powers - Superhuman strength and endurance, Healing factor, Longevity, Innate capability to comprehend magical languages, Immunity to fire and lightning, The Right Hand of Doom
- Skills and Abilities - Expert Monster Fighter and Paranormal Investigator
- Paraphernalia - Specially designed handguns
I can promise you two things: One, I'll always look this good, and two I'll never give up on you.


Faythe's main focus is the decentralization, security and freedom of our future. We are technology driven, with privacy and security being two of our main goals. With operations on 5 continents Faythe has a global vision that will disrupt the traditional financial system.
Faythe's main focus is the decentralization, security and freedom of our future. We are technology driven, with privacy and security being two of our main goals. With operations on 5 continents Faythe has a global vision that will disrupt the traditional financial system.


The f_getfree function gets number of the free clusters.
FRESULT f_getfree ( const TCHAR* Path, /* Logical drive number */ DWORD* Clusters, /* Pointer to the variable to store number of free clusters */ FATFS** FileSystemObject /* Pointer to pointer to file system object */ );
The f_getfree function gets number of free clusters on the drive. The member csize in the file system object is refrecting number of sectors per cluster, so that the free space in unit of sector can be calcurated with this. When FSInfo structure on FAT32 volume is not in sync, this function can return an incorrect free cluster count.
Available when _FS_READONLY == 0 and _FS_MINIMIZE == 0.
FATFS *fs; DWORD fre_clust, fre_sect, tot_sect; /* Get volume information and free clusters of drive 1 */ res = f_getfree("1:", &fre_clust, &fs); if (res) die(res); /* Get total sectors and free sectors */ tot_sect = (fs->max_clust - 2) * fs->csize; fre_sect = fre_clust * fs->csize; /* Print free space in unit of KB (assuming 512 bytes/sector) */ printf("%lu KB total drive space.\n" "%lu KB available.\n", fre_sect / 2, tot_sect / 2);


Check the status of the cluster configuration service and Geode member processes, including locators, gateway receivers, gateway senders, and servers.
-
Displays the status of the cluster configuration service.
-
Display the status of the specified gateway receiver.
-
Display the status of the specified gateway sender.
-
Displays the status of the specified locator.
-
Display the status of the specified Geode cache server.
status cluster-config-service
Displays the status of the cluster configuration service.
Displays the status of cluster configuration service on all the locators where enable-cluster-configuration is set to true
.
Availability: Online. You must be connected in gfsh
to a JMX Manager member to use this command.
Syntax:
status cluster-config-service
Example Commands:
status cluster-config-service
Sample Output:
gfsh>status cluster-config-service
Status of shared configuration on locators
Name | Status
-------- | -------
locator8 | RUNNING
status gateway-receiver
Display the status of the specified gateway receiver.
Availability: Online. You must be connected in gfsh
to a JMX Manager member to use this command.
Syntax:
status gateway-receiver [--groups=value(,value)*] [--members=value(,value)*]
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| --groups | Group(s) of Gateway Receivers for which to display status. |
| --members | Name or ID of the Gateway Receiver(s) for which to display status. |
Table 1. Status Gateway-Receiver Parameters
Example Commands:
status gateway-receiver --groups=LN-Group1
status gateway-receiver --members=server1
Sample Output:
gfsh>status gateway-receiver
Member | Port | Status
---------------------| ------| -------
pc13(8151)<v2>:26518 | 26837 | Running
pc13(8175)<v4>:53787 | 23753 | Running
pc13(8164)<v3>:24081 | 25457 | Running
Member | Error
-----------------------------| ---------------------------------------------------
pc13(Manager:8124)<v1>:52410 | GatewayReceiver is not available or already stopped
pc13(8130):8180 | GatewayReceiver is not available or already stopped
gfsh>status gateway-receiver --members=pc13(8151)<v2>:50130
Member | Port | Status
-------------------- | ----- | --------
pc13(8151)<v2>:50130 | 28592 | Running
gfsh>status gateway-receiver --group=RG1
Member | Port | Status
-----------------------| ------| -------
pc13(8151)<v2>:19450 | 27815 | Running
pc13(8175)<v4>:14139 | 27066 | Running
pc13(8164)<v3>:45150 | 29897 | Running
status gateway-sender
Display the status of the specified gateway sender.
Availability: Online. You must be connected in gfsh
to a JMX Manager member to use this command.
Syntax:
status gateway-sender --id=value [--groups=value(,value)*]
[--members=value(,value)*]
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| --id | Required. ID of the Gateway Sender. |
| --groups | Group(s) of Gateway Senders for which to display status. Comma separated list for multiple member groups. |
| ‑‑members | Name/ID of the Gateway Sender(s) for which to display status. |
Table 2. Status Gateway-Sender Parameters
Example Commands:
status gateway-receiver receiver1-LN --groups=LN-Group1;
Sample Output:
gfsh>status gateway-sender --id=ln_Serial
Member | Type | Runtime Policy | Status
-----------------------| -------| -------------- | -----------
pc13(8175)<v4>:21449 | Serial | Secondary | Not Running
pc13(8151)<v2>:40761 | Serial | Secondary | Not Running
pc13(8164)<v3>:33476 | Serial | Secondary | Not Running
Member | Error
------------------------------ | ------------------------------
pc13(8130):2365 | GatewaySender is not available
pc13(Manager:8124)<v1>:43821 | GatewaySender is not available
gfsh>status gateway-sender --id=ln_Serial --members=pc13(8151)<v2>:7411
Member | Type | Runtime Policy | Status
------------------- | ------ | -------------- | -----------
pc13(8151)<v2>:7411 | Serial | Secondary | Not Running
gfsh>status gateway-sender --id=ln_Serial --members=pc13(8151)<v2>:7411
Member | Type | Runtime Policy | Status
------------------- -| ------ | -------------- | -------
pc13(8151)<v2>:7411 | Serial | Primary | Running
gfsh>status gateway-sender --id=ln_Serial --groups=Serial_Sender
==>
Member | Type | Runtime Policy | Status
---------------------- | -------| -------------- | -----------
pc13(8151)<v2>:44396 | Serial | Secondary | Not Running
pc13(8164)<v3>:29475 | Serial | Secondary | Not Running
Member | Error
---------------------- | ------------------------------
pc13(8186)<v5>:45840 | GatewaySender is not available
status locator
Displays the status of the specified locator.
The status will be one of the following:
- started
- online
- offline
- not responding
Availability: Online or offline. If you want to obtain the status of a locator while you are offline, use the --dir
option.
Syntax:
status locator [--name=value] [--host=value] [--port=value] [--dir=value]
| Name | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
| ‑‑name | Name/ID of the locator for which to display status. You must be connected to the JMX Manager to use this option. Can be used to obtain status of remote locators. See Using gfsh to Manage a Remote Cluster Over HTTP or HTTPS. | |
| --host | Hostname or IP address on which the Locator is running. | |
| --port | Port on which the locator is listening. | 10334 |
| --dir | Directory in which the locator was started. | current directory |
Table 3. Status Locator Parameters
Example Commands:
status locator
status locator --name=locator1
status server
Display the status of the specified Geode cache server.
Availability: Online or offline. If you want to obtain the status of a server while you are offline, use the --dir
option.
Syntax:
status server [--name=value] [--dir=value]
| Name | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
| ‑‑name | Name or ID of the Cache Server for which to display status. You must be connected to the JMX Manager to use this option. Can be used to obtain status of remote servers. See Using gfsh to Manage a Remote Cluster Over HTTP or HTTPS. | |
| --dir | Directory in which the Geode Cache Server was started. | current directory |
Table 4. Status Server Parameters
Example Commands:
status server
status server --name=server1


I bring an unyielding drive to find the best technologies and practices, honed to a razor edge by my time working for the US Navy. Despite the bureaucracy of an organization which officially moved from IE8 to 10 less than a year ago, my teammates and I pioneered the adoption of AngularJS, CoffeeScript, and a test driven development cycle, building a modern web application to replace outdated desktop software. We collaborated using Confluence, recording processes and pitfalls to ensure that future developers will have the tools to continue to deliver value every sprint. Lately I've been working on leveling up my responsive design skills, this resume is a part of that effort. It should look good no matter what screen you view it on. Notice something amiss? I'd love to hear about it.
I bring the passion of a lifelong advocate of the gaming community. I find Riot's drive to reform toxic behavior quite inspirational, and will fight to encourage diversity and respect both in esports, and the gaming community at large. I have a deep understanding of the player perspective, and am devoted to ensuring every player's experience is not only positive, but mind-blowing. My passion for games is integral to who I am, and I love to share that passion. Running MSU's live action gaming club gave me a taste for creating great player experiences, and I'm eager to apply what I learned there to create awesomeness for the League community.
I bring experience maintaining complex web applications with tens of thousands of users. I've been working as a programmer for over three years, and I can adapt to whatever programming environment I happen to find myself in. I'm comfortable working with Unix based and Windows systems, using a variety of languages and development tools. I prefer not to tie myself down to a specific language or system. In my experience, the tools aren't what matters most (though playing with the newest stuff is always fun) it's really all about how you use them. I love to write clean, well tested code, and I refactor without mercy.
Most importantly, I bring an adventurous spirit to every project, searching out and embracing changing requirements to ensure things aren't only done, but done well. I relish the challenges of dynamic development, and strive to keep my enthusiasm infectious. I love to work on cross-disciplinary teams because of the opportunity for learning they afford. My curiosity knows no bounds, and I'll gladly talk shop with anyone who will put up with my endless questions.
TechLink Technology Transfer Center (May 2012 - May 2014)
Testbed Intern
Tested and programmed additions for U.S. DoD software as part of a small team. Prepared and presented said software for transfer to civilian markets. Worked in C, Java, Python, and PHP/MySQL, testing on Unix and Windows platforms using virtualization software. Wrote integration tests, logged usage data, and tracked bugs for the Builder Sustainment Management System, a web application built to serve as a concurrent data manager for structural assets in large organizations. Used Selenium to more effectively test web applications. Wrote software documentation.
Naval Undersea Warfare Center, Keyport (Sep. 2014 - Present)
Web Developer (NADP)
Developed web apps for the NUWC's Weapons Information Technology Branch using Angular.js, Bootstrap, and CoffeeScript as part of a team of developers engaged in Scrum and TDD. Worked daily with stakeholders to ensure timely delivery of the most important features first. Updated and replaced legacy code, designed and implemented new features based on customer feedback, and maintained test suites written in CoffeeScript and C#. Learned to manipulate the DOM with and without JQuery while keeping an app compatible with IE7 and above.


SNATCH Reviewed by Jerry Saravia January 27th, 2001
Director Guy Ritchie is now best known as Madonna's husband, and that can either be a help or a hindrance to his career. His new film, "Snatch," is being advertised as such or as the ads proclaim, "check out Madonna's husband's new movie!" In truth, "Snatch" is a fun waste of time, a loud, obnoxious, jump-cut laden comic book of a movie. Though not nearly as good as Ritchie's debut, "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels," it is fitfully good enough.
The incomprehensible plot has to do with an eighty-six carat diamond stolen by jewel thief Franky Four Fingers (Benicio Del Toro), who has to deliver it to Avi (Dennis Farina), his boss in New York. The problem is that Franky has bets on a boxing match at a London bookie joint run by the wonderfully witty-mixed-with-toughness charm of a Russian gangster (Rade Serbedzija). Suddenly, a series of double crosses and frantic coincidences take place, involving some pawnbrokers, an excitable dog who swallows the sought-after diamond and a stuffed pig, a realistically brutal crime kingpin (Alan Ford), two boxing promoters (Jason Statham and Stephen Graham) and "Lock, Stock" returnee Vinny Jones as the appropriately named Bullet Tooth Tony. And there is the comedically engaging Brad Pitt as an Irish gypsy with an accent so indiscernible that his own friends have to repeat his words so everyone can understand him. Obviously Pitt is doing riffs on his own questionable Irish accent in "The Devil's Own."
"Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels" was a frenzied cartoon yet "Snatch" is even more frenzied.  Not that "Snatch" is anything new or that it takes any real risks, but it sure will cause revulsion for people who support Sir Richard Attenborough.
There are plenty of laughs and enough wicked black humor to make "Snatch" a decent evening out at the movies. Just do not expect coherence, only wild visual pyrotechnics and a helluva a good performance by Mr. Pitt.
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