CAQH DirectAssure 2.0®
Extract API Specifications
2 DirectAssure 2.0 Extract Service
2.1 DirectAssure 2.0 Extract Request
2.2 DirectAssure 2.0 Extract Response
3 DirectAssure 2.0 Extract Content
3.1.8 Hospital Affiliations Objects
<IP_ADDRESS> Admitting Privilege Objects
<IP_ADDRESS> Admitting Arrangement Objects
<IP_ADDRESS> Non-Admitting Affiliation Objects
3.1.9 Practice Location Objects
<IP_ADDRESS> Displayed Practice Location Objects
<IP_ADDRESS>.1 Staffing Services Object (Only for MA State Application)
<IP_ADDRESS>.4 Practice Limitation Object
<IP_ADDRESS>.5 Accessibility Object
<IP_ADDRESS>.6 Practice Services Object
<IP_ADDRESS>.7 Practice Language Services Objects
<IP_ADDRESS>.8 Plan Participation Objects
<IP_ADDRESS> Plan Submitted Practice Location Objects
<IP_ADDRESS> Standardized Practice Location Objects
4.2.1 Extract JSON Schema Version 3
4.2.2 Extract JSON Schema Version 4
4.2.3 Extract JSON Schema Version 5
4.3.1 Sample Extract JSON Version 3
4.3.2 Sample Extract JSON Version 4
4.3.3 Sample Extract JSON Version 5
1 Introduction
DirectAssure 2.0 allows providers to confirm their practice locations to plan-specific practice location information. This DirectAssure 2.0 extract specifications document is a compilation of the data elements, layouts, formats and procedures for Participating Organizations to consume the DirectAssure 2.0 extract. The DirectAssure 2.0 extract is available through an API described in the following sections. The output of the extract will be available as a JSON file. (JSON is a lightweight and simple way to represent machine-readable data).
This document is intended to serve as a reference for data layout, field definitions, naming standards and all other information pertinent to DirectAssure 2.0 extract data. Please refer to the “CAQH DirectAssure 2.0 Practice Location Guidelines” document for DirectAssure 2.0 input file specifications.
This document is intended for business and technical teams (data stewards, developers, operational and technical staff etc.) at the Participating Organizations involved in the exchange of data between CAQH DirectAssure and their internal systems.
2 DirectAssure 2.0 Extract Service
DirectAssure 2.0 Extract service can be used by Participating Organizations to access provider practice location data from CAQH ProView. The DirectAssure 2.0 API is designed to accept a range of attestation dates and return relevant Provider Directory data elements for all providers who attested within that date range. The extract can be requested for a date range that spans seven days or less. If the date range exceeds seven days, an error code will be returned. If there are multiple attestations for a provider within a date range, only the latest attestation data within the date range will be returned. The service will return data only for providers who have attested after DirectAssure 2.0 go-live date.
The extract will include the version of the address submitted by the plan in their input file “plan_submitted_practice_locations” (if applicable), the standardized version of the address “standardized_practice_location” (if applicable), and the address the provider attested to “display_practice_location”. The display address will contain the provider’s response.
The extract API will be available to all Participating Organizations enrolled in the DirectAssure product (including those signed up for DirectAssure 1.0). DirectAssure 2.0 allows Participating Organization to validate their practice location accuracy by comparing it to provider-supplied responses by submitting an input file. (Please refer to the “CAQH DirectAssure 2.0 Practice Location Guidelines” document for more details). The extract API can be requested without an input file submission, however, certain sections pertaining to input file submission (e.g.: “plan_submitted_practice_locations”) in the extract will be blank.
The DirectAssure 2.0 API service will return Provider data only if ALL the following criteria are met:
· Provider Status must be ‘Reattestation’ or ‘Initial Profile Complete’.
· Provider has authorized the Participating Organization to see their information.
· Participating Organization roster status of the Provider is active.
· Provider has confirmed his/her Directory Information.
2.1 DirectAssure 2.0 Extract Request
The API can be initiated by the following URL by substituting the values in italics with the preferred parameters.
|
Method |
Values |
|
GET |
https://directassure.caqh.org/directassureextractapi/api/v3/entities? organizationId=OrgID&fromDate=mm/dd/yyyy&toDate=mm/dd/yyyy
|
|
https://directassure.caqh.org/directassureextractapi/api/v4/entities? organizationId=OrgID&fromDate=mm/dd/yyyy&toDate=mm/dd/yyyy Please refer to the revision history for version 4 updates |
|
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https://directassure.caqh.org/directassureextractapi/api/v5/entities? organizationId=OrgID&fromDate=mm/dd/yyyy&toDate=mm/dd/yyyy Please refer to the revision history for version 5 updates |
|
Type |
Parameter |
Required/Optional |
Description |
|
HEAD |
Authorization |
Required |
Basic username:password Encoded base64-encoded |
|
GET |
organizationId |
Required |
Three-digit numeric Organization ID number assigned by CAQH to a Participating organization |
|
GET |
fromDate |
Required |
Begin date range of the Provider attestations – format: mm/dd/yyyy |
|
GET |
toDate |
Required |
End date of the Provider attestations – format: mm/dd/yyyy |
2.2 DirectAssure 2.0 Extract Response
One of the following statuses will be returned for each API call.
|
Status |
Response |
|
200 |
Extract request has been successfully created. Provider data will be returned in JSON format. Refer to the JSON schema in the appendix below for its data elements and structure. |
|
294 |
Provider has no attestation data |
|
400 |
Bad Request |
|
401 |
{"error":"Authentication failed."} |
|
420 |
Missing required parameter: Organization ID. |
|
421 |
Organization ID invalid or not found |
|
422 |
Invalid ‘From Date’ |
|
423 |
Invalid ‘To Date’ |
|
424 |
Attestation date range parameters must be populated. |
|
425 |
Attestation date range should not be more than 7 days |
|
500 |
{"error":"Internal error occurred. Please try again later."} |
3 DirectAssure 2.0 Extract Content
* Estimated max length; subject to change.
+ Extract fields are populated based on requiredness / conditional requiredness (i.e., state-specific requiredness or based on provider type / practice-setting) on the ProView portal
|
Field |
Definition |
* Data Type |
+ Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
organization_id |
Organization ID number assigned by CAQH. |
String(5) - version3, version4 Integer – version5 |
A |
|
extract_request_start_date |
Plan requested start date for the extract |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
A |
|
extract_request_end_date |
Plan requested end date for the extract |
Date(YYYYMMDD) |
A |
|
extract_timestamp |
Timestamp the extract was created |
Timestamp (YYYYMMDD HH:MM:SS) |
A |
|
extract_version |
Version number of the DirectAssure extract |
String(20) |
A |
|
providers |
Array of Provider Objects (Section <IP_ADDRESS>) If no Provider Objects are present for the parameters submitted, this field will contain an empty array. |
Array |
O |
3.1.1 Provider Objects
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
caqh_provider_id |
CAQH-assigned Provider Identifier |
Integer |
A |
|
po_provider_id |
Participating Organization’s internal identifier for the Provider |
String(50) |
O |
|
attest_id |
Unique identifier associated with an attestation |
String(100) |
A |
|
attestation_date |
Date of Attestation |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
A |
|
first_name |
First Name of the Provider |
String(255) |
A |
|
middle_name |
Middle Name of the Provider |
String(50) |
O |
|
last_name |
Last Name of the Provider |
String(255) |
A |
|
suffix |
Suffix of the Provider Name |
String(10) |
O |
|
provider_type |
Type of Provider Reference Data Table: Provider Type |
String(50) |
A |
|
practice_setting |
Field indicating if the provider practices in an inpatient setting or otherwise Reference Data Reference Data Table: Practice Setting |
String(100) |
A |
|
primary_practice_state |
Primary Practice State of the Provider |
String(2) |
A |
|
other_practice_states |
Other Practice States of the Provider, comma-separated values E.g.: [‘VA’,’MD’,’DC’] |
Object
|
O |
|
primary_email |
Provider’s primary email |
String(100) |
A |
|
personal_email |
Provider’s personal email |
String(100) |
O |
|
pmoc_cc_email1 |
Provider’s primary method of contact email (cc email) |
String(100) |
O |
|
pmoc_cc_email2 |
Provider’s primary method of contact email (cc email) |
String(100) |
O |
|
npi_type_1 |
Provider’s Individual NPI (Type 1) |
String(10) – version 3, version4 Integer – version 5 |
C |
|
npi_type_1_validated_flag |
Flag indicating if Provider’s Individual NPI (Type 1) has been validated against a primary source |
Boolean |
C |
|
gender |
Provider’s gender Reference Data Table: Gender |
String(50) |
A |
|
ethnicity |
Provider’s ethnicity Reference Data Table: Ethnicity |
String(50) |
O |
|
birth_date |
Provider’s birthdate |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
A |
|
language |
Non-English Languages spoken by the Provider, comma-separated values E.g: [‘French’,’Spanish’] Reference Data Table: Language |
Object
|
O |
|
medicare_provider_flag |
Flag identifying if the Provider is a participating Medicare Provider |
Boolean |
C |
|
voluntary_medicare_opt_out_flag |
Flag identifying if the provider has voluntarily opted out of Medicare (WA State Application) |
Boolean |
O |
|
meet_medicare_participating_conditions_flag |
Flag identifying if the provider participates in and meets the conditions of participation in Medicare (MA State Application) |
Boolean |
O |
|
medicare |
Array of Medicare Objects |
Array |
C |
|
medicaid_provider_flag |
Flag identifying if the Provider is a participating Medicaid Provider |
Boolean |
C |
|
medicaid |
Array of Medicaid Objects |
Array |
C |
|
photo_flag |
Flag identifying if the Provider has uploaded a photo in ProView |
Boolean |
O |
|
photo_last_upload_date |
Date the Provider’s photograph was last uploaded |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
O |
|
state_license |
Array of License Objects |
Array |
A |
|
specialty |
Array of Specialty Objects If this section does not apply to the Provider, this field will contain an empty array. |
Array |
C |
|
education |
Array of Education Objects If this section does not apply to the Provider, this field will contain an empty array. |
Array |
C |
|
training |
Array of Training Objects If this section does not apply to the Provider, this field will contain an empty array. |
Array |
C |
|
hospital_affilations |
Hospital Affiliations Object |
Object |
C |
|
practice_location |
Array of Practice Location Objects If this section does not apply to the Provider, this field will contain an empty array. |
Array |
C |
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
medicare_state |
State that issued the Medicare License |
String(2) |
A |
|
medicare_number |
Provider’s Medicare Number in the state. |
String(50) |
A |
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
medicaid_state |
State that issued the Medicaid License |
String(2) |
A |
|
medicaid_number |
Provider’s Medicaid Number in the state. |
String(50) |
A |
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
license_state |
State that issued the Provider’s License |
String(2) |
A |
|
license_number |
Provider’s License Number in the state. |
String(50) |
A |
|
license_type |
Type of License issued to the Provider |
String(50) |
O |
|
license_status |
Provider’s License Reference Data Table: License Status |
String(50) |
O |
|
currently_practice_in_state_flag |
Flag identifying if a Provider currently Status E.g: Active, Suspended etc. Practices in the state |
Boolean |
A |
|
issue_date |
Date the License was issued |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
O |
|
expiration_date |
Date the License expired |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
A |
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
specialty_type |
Type of Specialty e.g: Primary, Secondary or Other |
String(20) |
A |
|
specialty_name |
Name of provider’s specialty Reference Data Table: Specialty |
String(255) |
A |
|
board_certified_flag |
Flag identifying if the Provider is board certified for the specialty listed |
Boolean |
A |
|
specialty_board_name |
Name of the board that certifies the specialty Reference Data Table: Specialty Board |
String(255) |
C |
|
initial_certification_date |
Initial board certification date for the specialty |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
C |
|
certificate_expiration_date |
Date the board certification for the specialty expires |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
C |
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
graduate_type |
Provider’s graduate type |
String(255) |
A |
|
professional_school_flag |
Flag identifying if the Provider attended professional school |
Boolean |
A |
|
institution_name |
Name of the educational institution where Provider attended professional school |
String(255) |
C |
|
address1 |
Professional school Address Line 1 |
String(100) |
C |
|
address2 |
Professional school Address Line 2 |
String(50) |
O |
|
city |
Professional school Address City |
String(50) |
C |
|
state |
Professional school Address State |
String(2) |
C |
|
zip_code |
Professional school Address Zip |
String(10) |
C |
|
county |
Professional school Address County |
String(50) |
O |
|
province |
Professional school Address Province |
String(50) |
O |
|
country |
Professional school Address Country |
String(100) |
O |
|
degree |
Provider’s Degree from the professional school Reference Data Table: Degree |
String(255) |
C |
|
start_date |
Provider’s start date at the professional school |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
C |
|
end_date |
Provider’s end date at the professional school |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
C |
|
completion_flag |
Flag identifying if the Provider completed the education at the professional school |
Boolean |
C |
|
completion_date |
Date of completion for the education at the professional school |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
C |
|
incomplete_reason |
If education is not completed at the professional school, the reason for not completing |
String(500) |
C |
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
training_type |
Type of training Reference Data Table: Training Type |
String(100) |
A |
|
institution_name |
Name of the institution where training took place |
String(255) |
C |
|
affiliated_university |
Name of the affiliated university that provides the training |
String(255) |
O |
|
address1 |
Training institution Address Line 1 |
String(100) |
C |
|
address2 |
Training institution Address Line 2 |
String(50) |
O |
|
city |
Training institution Address City |
String(50) |
C |
|
state |
Training institution Address State |
String(2) |
C |
|
zip_code |
Training institution Address Zip |
String(10) |
C |
|
county |
Training institution Address County |
String(50) |
O |
|
province |
Training institution Address Province |
String(50) |
O |
|
country |
Training institution Address Country |
String(100) |
O |
|
start_date |
Training start date |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
C |
|
end_date |
Training end date |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
C |
|
completion_flag |
Flag identifying if the Provider completed the training at the institution |
Boolean |
C |
|
completion_date |
Date of completion for the training |
Date (MM-DD-YYYY) |
C |
|
incomplete_reason |
If training is not completed at the institution, the reason for not completing the training |
String(500) |
O |
3.1.8 Hospital Affiliations Objects
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C |
|
admitting_privileges_flag |
Flag identifying whether the Provider has any admitting privileges |
Boolean |
A |
|
admitting_privilege |
Array of Admitting Privilege Objects If the Provider has no admitting privileges, this field will contain an empty array. |
Array |
C |
|
admitting_arrangement_flag |
Flag identifying whether the Provider has any admitting arrangements |
Boolean |
A |
|
admitting_arragement |
Array of Admitting Arrangement Objects If the Provider has no admitting arrangements, this field will contain an empty array. |
Array |
C |
|
non_admitting_affiliation_flag |
Flag identifying whether the Provider has non-admitting affiliations |
Boolean |
A |
|
non_admitting_affiliation |
Array of Non-Admitting Affiliation ObjectsIf the Provider has no non-admitting affiliaitons, this field will contain an empty array. |
Array |
C |
<IP_ADDRESS> Admitting Privilege Objects
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
hospital_name |
Name of the hospital where the Provider has admitting privileges |
String(255) |
A |
|
ambulatory_surgery_center_flag |
Flag identifying if the hospital is an ambulatory surgery center |
Boolean |
O |
|
address1 |
Hospital Address Line 1 |
String(100) |
A |
|
address2 |
Hospital Address Line 2 |
String(50) |
O |
|
city |
Hospital Address City |
String(50) |
A |
|
state |
Hospital Address State |
String(2) |
A |
|
zip_code |
Hospital Address Zip |
String(10) |
A |
|
country |
Hospital Address Country |
String(100) |
O |
|
admitting_privilege_status |
Provider’s Privilege Status at the hospital Reference Data Table: Admitting Privilege Status |
String(255) |
A |
|
privilege_type |
Provider’s Privilege Type at the hospital Reference Data Table: Admitting Privilege Type |
String(100) |
O |
|
start_date |
Date the privilege began |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
O |
|
end_date |
Date the privilege ended |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
O |
<IP_ADDRESS> Admitting Arrangement Objects
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
hospital_name |
Name of the hospital where the Provider has an admitting arrangement |
String(255) |
A |
|
address1 |
Hospital Address Line 1 |
String(100) |
A |
|
address2 |
Hospital Address Line 2 |
String(50) |
O |
|
city |
Hospital Address City |
String(50) |
A |
|
state |
Hospital Address State |
String(2) |
A |
|
zip_code |
Hospital Address Zip |
String(10) |
A |
|
country |
Hospital Address Country |
String(100) |
O |
|
arrangement_status |
Provider’s Admitting Arrangement Status Reference Data Table: Admitting Arrangement Status |
String(100) |
A |
|
start_date |
Date the arrangement began |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
O |
|
end_date |
Date the arrangement ended |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
O |
<IP_ADDRESS> Non-Admitting Affiliation Objects
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
hospital_name |
Name of the hospital where the Provider has a non-admitting affiliation |
String(255) |
A |
|
address1 |
Hospital Address Line 1 |
String(100) |
A |
|
address2 |
Hospital Address Line 2 |
String(50) |
O |
|
city |
Hospital Address City |
String(50) |
A |
|
state |
Hospital Address State |
String(2) |
A |
|
zip_code |
Hospital Address Zip |
String(10) |
A |
|
country |
Hospital Address Country |
String(100) |
O |
|
non_admitting_status |
Provider’s Affiliation Status with the hospital Reference Data Table: Non-Admitting Affiliation Status |
String(100) |
A |
|
non_admitting_description |
Description of the non-admitting affiliation |
String(100) |
A |
|
start_date |
Date the affiliation began |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
O |
|
end_date |
Date the affiliation ended |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
O |
3.1.9 Practice Location Objects
For “Inpatient_Only” practice setting, the practice location objects will be conditionally populated.
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
displayed_practice_location |
Object containing the practice location information associated with a provider’s profile on the ProView portal and the provider’s response to the practice location address. This may include the standardized version of the plan-submitted address in addition to the address already available on the provider’s profile. |
Object |
A |
|
plan_submitted_practice_locations |
Array containing data submitted by the plans for the specific practice location. This section contains the ‘raw’ plan-submitted data prior to any standardization performed by DirectAssure system. This section will return data from the latest health plan submission file. If there are multiple instances of the same addresses in the latest health plan file that match with the displayed address, then this section will list all instances of the health plan submission with that address. |
Array |
C |
|
standardized_practice_location |
Object containing the standardized address corresponding to the address submitted by the plans for the specific practice location. |
Object |
C |
<IP_ADDRESS> Displayed Practice Location Objects
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
practice_name |
Name of the Practice Location |
String(255) |
A |
|
npi_type_2 |
Organizational NPI (Type 2) of the Practice Location |
String(10) - version 3, version 4 Integer – version 5 |
C |
|
npi_type_2_validated_flag |
Flag identifying if the Organizational NPI (Type 2) has been validated against a primary source |
Boolean |
C |
|
caqh_location_id |
CAQH-assigned Identifier for the Practice Location. This is a unique identifier for a Practice Location Address irrespective of providers practicing at the location. |
String(255) |
A |
|
primary_practice_flag |
Flag identifying if the location is the primary practice location of the provider |
Boolean |
A |
|
currently_practicing_flag |
Flag identifying if the provider currently practices at the location |
Boolean |
O |
|
practice_affiliation_status |
Code identifying details about the affiliation a provider has with a practice. Reference Data Table: Practice Affiliation Status |
String(50) |
O |
|
practice_affiliation_status_other |
Text identifying details about Other practice affiliation status |
String(255) |
O |
|
office_type |
Text identifying the type of Office Reference Data Table: Office Type |
String(255) |
A |
|
practice_type |
Text identifying the type of practice. Reference Data Table: Practice Type |
String(100) |
|
|
practice_type_other |
Text identifying the type of practice if the practice type response is “Other” |
String(255) |
C |
|
practice_service_type |
Text identifying the type of service provided at the practice. (GA state application form) Reference Data Table: Type of Service Provided |
String(255) |
O |
|
over_50_pct_primary_care_flag |
Flag identifying if over 50% of the practice is primary care (MN state application form) |
Boolean |
O |
|
email_address |
Email address of the Practice Location |
String(100) |
O |
|
practice_website |
Website URL of the Practice Location |
String(100) |
O |
|
correspondence_sent_flag |
Flag identifying if correspondence can be sent to this Practice Location |
Boolean |
A |
|
start_date |
Date the Provider started practicing at this location |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
A |
|
end_date |
Date the Provider ceased to practice at this location |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
C |
|
practice_specialty |
Specialties associated with the Practice Location, comma-separated E.g:[‘Internal Medicine’, ‘Plastic Surgery’] Reference Data Table: Specialty |
Object
|
O |
|
practice_sub_specialty |
Sub-specialties associated with the Practice Location, comma-separated E.g:[‘Sports Medicine’, ‘Surgery of the Hand’] Referenced Data table: Specialty |
Object
|
O |
|
office_phone_number |
Practice Location Office Phone Number |
String(20) |
A |
|
office_phone_number_extn |
Practice Location Office Phone Number Extn. |
String(20) |
O |
|
fax_number |
Practice Location Office Fax Number |
String(20) |
O |
|
24x7_coverage_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location has 24 X 7 phone coverage |
Boolean |
O |
|
directory_listing_pcp_flag |
Flag identifying if the provider wishes to be listed in the directory as a PCP |
Boolean |
O |
|
directory_listing_specialist_flag |
Flag identifying if the provider wishes to be listed in the directory as a Specialist |
Boolean |
O |
|
directory_listing_pcp_specialist_flag |
Flag identifying if the provider wishes to be listed in the directory as both PCP and Specialist |
Boolean |
O |
|
directory_listing_pcp_panel_status_flag |
Flag identifying if the provider wishes to list the panel status for this location, if a PCP |
Boolean |
O |
|
directory_listing_specialty |
Text identifying the specialties the provider wishes to be listed under in the Insurer’s directory |
String(255) |
O |
|
staffing_services |
Object identifying the staffing services provided by the practice if the practice belongs to Internal Medicine Family Practice or Pediatrics, but do not maintain a panel of patients (MA State Application) |
Object |
C |
|
office_manager_first_name |
Office Manager’s First Name |
String(255) |
A |
|
office_manager_last_name |
Office Manager’s Last Name |
String(255) |
A |
|
office_manager_phone_number |
Office Manager’s Phone Number |
String(20) |
O |
|
office_manager_fax_number |
Office Manager’s Fax Number |
String(20) |
O |
|
office_manager_email_address |
Office Manager’s Email Address |
String(100) |
O |
|
practice_address1 |
Practice Address Line 1 |
String(100) |
A |
|
practice_address2 |
Practice Address Line 2 |
String(50) |
O |
|
practice_city |
Practice Address City |
String(50) |
A |
|
practice_state |
Practice Address State |
String(2) |
A |
|
practice_zip_code |
Practice Address Zip |
String(10) |
A |
|
practice_county |
Practice Address County |
String(100) |
O |
|
practice_province |
Practice Address Province |
String(100) |
O |
|
practice_country |
Practice Address Country |
String(100) |
A |
|
address_standardized_flag |
Flag identifying if the address has been standardized |
Boolean |
A |
|
provider_address_response_code |
Code identifying provider’s response to the practice location address displayed on the portal for verification. Valid values are ‘Reviewed Address’, ‘Rejected Address’, ‘Accepted Address’, ‘Provider Created Address’ and ‘Archived Address’. Response code of ‘Reviewed Address’ means the provider was presented with the address and did not accept or reject, but clicked on “I don’t know’ option in the ProView application. Response code of ‘Rejected Address’ means that the provider rejected the practice location address presented to them. Response code of ‘Accepted Address’ means the provider accepted the suggested practice location address and completed the necessary actions required to attest their profile. Response code of ‘Provider Created Address’ means the provider already had this address in their profile. Response code of ‘Archived Address’ means the provider is no longer practicing at this address. Reference Data Table: Provider Address Response Code |
String(50) |
C |
|
provider_address_reason_code |
Code identifying the reason for a provider’s response to the practice location address. The reason code will ONLY be available for response codes of “Rejected Address” and “Archived Address”. Reason code of ‘Provider Edited Address’ implies the provider edited one or more address fields in this previously attested to record, therefore archiving it. Reason code of ‘Address is incorrect’ is a value the provider selected as a reason for rejection when presented with this address for reconciliation. Reason code of ‘No longer practice here’ is a value the provider selected as a reason for rejection when presented with this address for reconciliation or as the reason for archive when archiving a previously attested to location. Reason code of ‘Never practiced here, location is part of my group’ is a value the provider selected as a reason for rejection when presented with this address for reconciliation or as the reason for archive when archiving a previously attested to location. Reason code of ‘Never practiced here, entered by mistake’ is a value the provider selected as the reason for archive when archiving a previously attested to location. Reason code of ‘No Reason Specified’ is a value populated by the system for all provider responses during the alpha and beta phase of DirectAssure 2.0 (The reason code was not available at the time) Reference Data Table: Provider Address Reason Code |
String(50) |
C |
|
tax |
Array of Tax ID Objects associated with the Practice Location |
Array |
C |
|
office_hours |
Office Hours for the Practice Location |
Object |
O |
|
practice_limitation |
Object identifying limitations of a practice location |
Object |
C |
|
accessibility |
Practice Location’s Accessibility features. |
Object |
C |
|
practice_services |
Practice Location Services |
Object |
O |
|
language_services |
Array of languages spoken at the Practice Location and any interpretation services |
Array |
O |
|
plan_participation |
Plan Participation information for the Provider at the Practice Location |
Array |
O |
<IP_ADDRESS>.1 Staffing Services Object (Only for MA State Application)
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
hospitalist_flag |
Flag identifying if the practice provides hospitalist staffing services. |
Boolean |
O |
|
covering_flag |
Flag identifying if the practice provides covering staffing services. |
Boolean |
O |
|
moonlighting_flag |
Flag identifying if the practice provides moonlighting staffing services. |
Boolean |
O |
|
urgent_care_flag |
Flag identifying if the practice provides urgent care staffing services. |
Boolean |
O |
|
locum_tenens_flag |
Flag identifying if the practice provides locum tenens staffing services. |
Boolean |
O |
|
start_date |
Begin date of the staffing service |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
O |
|
end_date |
End date of the staffing service |
Date (YYYYMMDD) |
O |
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
tax_id |
Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) of the Practice Location |
String(10) |
A |
|
tax_id_type |
Type of Tax ID Reference Data Table: Tax ID Type |
String(50) |
A |
|
group_name |
Group Name associated with the Practice Location |
String(255) |
O |
|
tax_id_validated_flag |
Flag identifying if the Tax ID has been validated against a primary source |
Boolean |
C |
|
w9_practice_name |
Practice name as it appears on the w9 |
String(255) |
O |
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
sunday_hours_start |
Office start time on Sunday |
String(10) |
O |
|
sunday_hours_end |
Office end time on Sunday |
String(10) |
O |
|
monday_hours_start |
Office start time on Monday |
String(10) |
O |
|
monday_hours_end |
Office end time on Monday |
String(10) |
O |
|
tuesday_hours_start |
Office start time on Tuesday |
String(10) |
O |
|
tuesday_hours_end |
Office end time on Tuesday |
String(10) |
O |
|
wednesday_hours_start |
Office start time on Wednesday |
String(10) |
O |
|
wednesday_hours_end |
Office end time on Wednesday |
String(10) |
O |
|
thursday_hours_start |
Office start time on Thursday |
String(10) |
O |
|
thursday_hours_end |
Office end time on Thursday |
String(10) |
O |
|
friday_hours_start |
Office start time on Friday |
String(10) |
O |
|
friday_hours_end |
Office end time on Friday |
String(10) |
O |
|
saturday_hours_start |
Office start time on Saturday |
String(10) |
O |
|
saturday_hours_end |
Office end time on Saturday |
String(10) |
O |
<IP_ADDRESS>.4 Practice Limitation Object
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
|
practice_limitation_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location has any limitations |
Boolean |
A |
|
|
gender_limitation_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location has any gender limitations |
Boolean |
A |
|
|
gender_limitation_type |
Type of gender limitations Reference Data Table: Gender Limitation Type |
String(20) |
C |
|
|
age_limitations_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location has any age limitations |
Boolean |
A |
|
|
age_minimum |
Age limitation minimum |
String(3) – version 3, version 4 Integer – version 5 |
C |
|
|
age_maximum |
Age limitation maximum |
String(3) |
C |
|
|
other_limitations |
Identifies if the Practice Location has other limitations |
String(255) |
O |
|
<IP_ADDRESS>.5 Accessibility Object
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
ada_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location meets ADA accessibility standards |
Boolean |
C |
|
safety_requirements_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location meets local safety requirements |
Boolean |
O |
|
handicapped_access_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location has handicapped access |
Boolean |
O |
|
building_access_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location has handicap building access |
Boolean |
O |
|
parking_access_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location has handicap parking acces |
Boolean |
O |
|
restroom_access_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location has handicap restroom access |
Boolean |
O |
|
wheelchair_access_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location has wheel chair access |
Boolean |
O |
|
other_handicap_access |
Field identifying if the Practice Location has other handicap access |
String(255) |
O |
|
public_transportation_access_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location is availabile by public transportation |
Boolean |
C |
|
bus_access_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location is available by bus |
Boolean |
O |
|
subway_access_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location is available by subway |
Boolean |
O |
|
train_access_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location is available by train |
Boolean |
O |
|
other_access |
Field identifying if the Practice Location is available by any other public transportation |
String(255) |
O |
|
child_care_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location provides child care |
Boolean |
O |
|
tdd_hearing_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location offers TDD hearing access |
Boolean |
O |
|
other_disability_services_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location offers other disability services |
Boolean |
O |
|
tty_access_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location offers TTY access |
Boolean |
C |
|
asl_access_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location offers ASL access |
Boolean |
C |
|
impairment_services_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location offers impairment services |
Boolean |
C |
|
other_disability_services |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location offers other disability services |
String(255) |
O |
<IP_ADDRESS>.6 Practice Services Object
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
laboratory_services_flag |
Flag identifying availability of laboratory services at the Practice Location |
Boolean |
O |
|
accrediting_certifying_program |
Name of accrediting certifying program for the laboratory services |
String(255) |
O |
|
lab_onsite_flag |
Flag identifying presence of a lab onsite at the Practice Location |
Boolean |
O |
|
reference_lab_flag |
Flag identifying if there is a Reference Lab onsite at the Practice Location |
Boolean |
O |
|
reference_lab_name |
Name of the Reference Lab |
String(255) |
O |
|
reference_lab_other |
Name of the Reference Lab if not in the pre-defined list |
String(255) |
O |
|
laboratory_tax_id |
Tax ID of the laboratory at the Practice Location |
String(10) |
O |
|
laboratory_type |
Type of laboratory at the Practice Location |
String(50) |
O |
|
clia_certificate_flag |
Flag identifying presence of Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) certificate for the Practice Location |
Boolean |
O |
|
clia_certificate_number |
CLIA Certificate Number |
String(50) |
O |
|
certification_type |
CLIA Certification Type |
String(255) |
O |
|
clia_waiver |
CLIA waiver |
String(255) |
O |
|
clia_waiver_number |
CLIA Waiver Number |
String(50) |
O |
|
clia_expiration_date |
Expiration date of the CLIA Certificate |
Date (MM-DD-YYYY) |
O |
|
radiology_service_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location offers Radiology Services |
Boolean |
O |
|
xray_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location offers X-Ray Services |
Boolean |
O |
|
xray_certification_type |
Identifies the type of X-Ray Certification |
String(255) |
O |
|
ekg_services_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location offers EKG Services |
Boolean |
O |
|
care_minor_lacerations_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location provides service for minor lacerations |
Boolean |
O |
|
pulmonary_function_testing_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location provides service for testing pulmonary function |
Boolean |
O |
|
allergy_injections_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location provides service for allergy injections |
Boolean |
O |
|
allergy_skin_testing_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location provides service for allergy skin testing |
Boolean |
O |
|
office_gynecology_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location provides gynecology services |
Boolean |
O |
|
pcb_ob_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location provides PCB/OB service |
Boolean |
O |
|
ob_in_practice_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location provides OB services |
Boolean |
O |
|
deliveries_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location provides deliveries |
Boolean |
O |
|
drawing_blood_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location provides service for drawing blood |
Boolean |
O |
|
asthma_treatment_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location provides service for asthma treatment |
Boolean |
O |
|
age_appropriate_immunizations_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location provides service for age appropriate immunizations |
Boolean |
O |
|
flexible_sigmoidoscopy_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location provides flexible signoidoscopy service |
Boolean |
O |
|
tympanometry_audiometry_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location provides tympanometry and audiometry service |
Boolean |
O |
|
osteopathic_manipulation_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location provides osteopathic manipulation service |
Boolean |
O |
|
iv_hydration_treatment_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location provides IV hydration treatment service |
Boolean |
O |
|
cardiac_stress_test_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location provides service for cardiac stress test |
Boolean |
O |
|
physical_therapy_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location provides service for physical therapy |
Boolean |
O |
|
treadmill_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location provides treadmill service |
Boolean |
O |
|
endoscopy_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location provides endoscopy service |
Boolean |
O |
|
diagnostic_ultra_sound_flag |
Flag indentifying if the Practice Location provides diagnostic ultra sound service |
Boolean |
O |
|
surgical_procedures_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location provides surgical procedure services |
Boolean |
O |
|
surgery_description |
Description of surgical services provided at the Practice Location |
String(255) |
O |
|
other_services |
Description of Other Services provided at the Practice Location |
String(255) |
O |
|
anesthesia_administered_flag |
Flag identifying if anesthesia is administered at the Practice Location |
Boolean |
O |
|
anesthesia_category_used |
Category of Anesthesia used at the Practice Location |
String(255) |
O |
|
anesthesiologist_first_name |
First name of the Anesthesiologist |
String(255) |
O |
|
anesthesiologist_last_name |
Last name of the Anesthesiologist |
String(255) |
O |
|
other_cardiac_testing |
Description of other cardiac testing offered at the Practice Location |
String(255) |
O |
|
other_cardiac |
Description of other cardiac services offered at the Practice Location |
String(255) |
O |
|
special_skills_provider |
Description of a Provider’s special skills at this Practice Location |
String(255) |
O |
|
special_skills_staff |
Description of any staff special skills at this Practice Location |
String(255) |
O |
<IP_ADDRESS>.7 Practice Language Services Objects
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
languages_spoken |
Languages spoken at the Practice Location, comma-separated E.g: [‘French’,’Spanish’] Reference Data Table: Languages |
Object
|
O |
|
employee_type_spoken |
Type of employee who speaks the language at the Practice Location Reference Data Table: Employee Type |
String(50) |
O |
|
interpreter_flag |
Flag identifying if the Practice Location has interpreter services |
Boolean |
C |
|
interpreter_languages |
Languages interpreted at the Practice Location, comma-separated E.g: [‘French’,’Spanish’] Reference Data Table: Languages |
Object |
C |
|
employee_type_interpreter |
Type of employee who interprets the language at the Practice Location Reference Data Table: Employee Type |
String(50) |
O |
<IP_ADDRESS>.8 Plan Participation Objects
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
plan_participation_status |
Text identifying if the provider is participating with a health plan (calling the extract API) at the location specified |
String |
A |
|
plan_accepting_new_patients_status |
Text identifying if the provider is accepting new patients at the location specified |
String |
C |
<IP_ADDRESS> Plan Submitted Practice Location Objects
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
po_location_id |
Participating Organization’s internal identifier for the Practice Location |
String(255) |
O |
|
po_provider_location_id |
Participating Organization’s internal identifier for the Provider’s Practice Location |
String(255) |
O |
|
practice_name |
Name of the Practice Location |
String(255) |
O |
|
tax_id |
Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) of the Practice Location |
String(10) |
A |
|
npi_type_2 |
NPI (Type 2) of the Practice Location |
Integer(10) |
O |
|
address1 |
Practice Address Line 1 |
String(100) |
A |
|
address2 |
Practice Address Line 2 |
String(50) |
O |
|
city |
Practice Address City |
String(50) |
A |
|
state |
Practice Address State |
String(2) |
A |
|
zip_code |
Practice Address Zip |
String(10) |
A |
|
province |
Practice Address Province |
String(50) |
O |
|
country |
Practice Address Country |
String(100) |
O |
<IP_ADDRESS> Standardized Practice Location Objects
|
Field |
Definition |
Data Type |
Populated? Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C) |
|
address1 |
Practice Address Line 1 |
String(100) |
A |
|
address2 |
Practice Address Line 2 |
String(50) |
O |
|
city |
Practice Address City |
String(50) |
A |
|
state |
Practice Address State |
String(2) |
A |
|
zip_code |
Practice Address Zip |
String(10) |
A |
|
province |
Practice Address Province |
String(50) |
O |
|
country |
Practice Address Country |
String(100) |
O |
4 Appendix
The API can be called programmatically or through REST client browser extensions like Postman (getpostman.com) or Advanced Rest Client(ARC) (advancedrestclient.com). The Advanced Rest Client for Chrome is shown below.
4.2.1 Extract JSON Schema Version 3
4.2.2 Extract JSON Schema Version 4
4.2.3 Extract JSON Schema Version 5
4.3.1 Sample Extract JSON Version 3
4.3.2 Sample Extract JSON Version 4
4.3.3 Sample Extract JSON Version 5
|
Date |
Version |
Revision |
|
06-30-2017 |
2.0 |
Version 2.0: Initial specifications for DirectAssure 2.0 extract |
|
07-25-2017 |
2.1 |
Added estimated max field length for extract fields; Sample API call screenshot (section 4.1) |
|
08-14-2017 |
2.2 |
Added JSON schema file |
|
09-14-2017 |
2.3 |
Changed ‘other_handicap_access’ and ‘other_access’ fields from Flags to String Updated sample extract file and JSON schema to reflect this change. |
|
09-18-2017 |
2.4 |
Updated “Reviewed Address” explanation to reflect the application behavior in the go-live version (instead of beta version) |
|
09-22-2017 |
2.5 |
Changed caqh_provider_location id to caqh_location_id, updated sample extract file and JSON schema to reflect the change. |
|
10-13-2017 |
2.6 |
Removed field “ambulatory_center_name” from the specs, sample files and JSON schema |
|
10-18-2017 |
2.7 |
Details about new version of the extract. Updates to extract URL; name change from “plan_submitted_practice_location” to “plan_submitted_practice_locations“ ; change to section 3.1.9 “plan_submitted_practice_locations” section to make it an array; Updated sample extract JSON and JSON schema to reflect this change. |
|
11-21-2017 |
2.8 |
Added details about how the fields will be populated in the extract -- Always (A) / Optionally (O) / Conditionally (C); Updated “plan_participation_flag” to “plan_participation_status” and changed data type from Boolean to String ; Updated “plan_accepting_new_patients_flag” to “plan_accepting_new_patients_status” and changed data type from Boolean to String ; Updated sample extract specs and JSON schema to reflect this change. |
|
1/12/2018 |
2.9 |
Included the note in 3.1.9 section to convey that for “Inpatient_Only” practice setting, the practice location objects will be conditionally populated. |
|
4/10/2018 |
3.0 |
Updated extract reference data spreadsheet to reflect the latest values for “Practice Affiliation Status”
Updated Sample extract JSON files for version 4 and version 5
Extract v4: Updated "training_type" field to remove a space after training_type. Added new field "w9_practice_name" under "tax" section
Extract V5: Updated "organization_id" from String to Integer Updated "npi_type_1" from String to Integer Updated "npi_type_2" from String to Integer Updated "age_minimum" field from String to Integer Updated "age_maximum" field from String to Integer |
|
5/9/2018 |
3.2 |
Updated extract reference data spreadsheet to reflect the values for “plan_participation_status” Updated extract reference data spreadsheet to include the value “Other” for “Practice Affiliation Status”
Updated API URL from proview.caqh.org to directassure.caqh.org Updated version 3 JSON schema file and version 3 sample file to correct “plan_submitted_practice_location” to “plan_submitted_practice_locations“ |
|
5/24/2018 |
3.3 |
Updated hospital_affilations from array to object. Updated plan_participation from object to array. Updated the Reference Data document. Modified: · Degree list updated to match current Domain Tables · Language list updated to match current Domain Tables · License Status list updated to match current Domain Tables · Practice Affiliation Status · Provider Type list updated to match current Domain Tables · Specialty list updated to match current Domain Tables · Specialty Board list updated to match current Domain Tables · Exception Codes list updated for match report |
|
5/30/2018 |
3.4 |
Updated the Reference Data document · Practice Affiliation Status codes removed in version 3.3 in error. |
|
6/11/2018 |
3.5 |
Removed the “Error Codes” sheet from the embedded Extract Reference Data in section 4.4. These codes apply the the DA 2.0 Match Report described in Practice Location Guidelines document. |


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Rebooting:
- In the flash-shell client, people need to be able to reboot the device without wiping the flash storage or re-registering the device.
- On reboot, the client could check the expiration date on the server and decide whether to re-register or not.
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Extensions to the expiration date
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Logging
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Client Server Handshaking
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External flow¶
Introduction¶
The module externalflow
contains methods related to heat transfer
between a fluid and objects, wherein the fluid is subjected to convective
flow over the external surfaces of the objects.
The module has methods for the following objects:
Cylinder
Plate
Sphere
Tube Banks
How to use
It is recommended that the module be imported
as from pychemengg import externalflow as extflow
The following examples demonstrate how the module externalflow` can be used to solve heat transfer problems.
Examples¶
Example 1: Tube bank heat rate
¶
Example 1.
A gas is to be heated from 20 C using a tube bank where tubes are at a
surface temperature of 120 C. The gas enters at 4.5 m/s velocity and 1 atm.
The tubes are arranged in “inline” configuration. Tubes have an outer
diameter of 1.5 cm, and longitudanal and transverse pitches are 5 cm.
There are 6 rows in the direction of gas flow, and there are 10 tubes
per row. Calculate the heat rate per unit length of tubes and pressure
drop in the tube bank. Ans: Heat rate=2.56e4 W
Note
To solve this problem, an iterative procedure is required, where, the outlet temperature is assumed, next mean bulk temperature is calculated, then gas properties are determined and finally outlet temperature is computed, which is then verified against the guess value. However, for demonstration purposes, only the final iteration is shown with bulk temperature = 25 C
Use the following gas properties:
At 25 C: density = 1.184 kg/m3, specific heat = 1007J/kgK, thermal conductivity = 0.02551 W/m K, viscosity = 1.849e-5 kg/ms,
Pr at 120 C = 0.7073
At 20 C (inlet): density = 1.204 kg/m3
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Association
This class represents an association between a server and a consumer.
In general, users of this library will never see instances of this
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handle
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This is the standard constructor for creating an association. | |
This is an alternate constructor used by the OpenID consumer library to create associations. (Class method) | |
int
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This returns the number of seconds this association is still valid for, or 0 if the association is no longer valid. |
bool
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same association. |
bool
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Given a message with a signature, calculate a new signature and return whether it matches the signature in the message. | |
Parse an association as stored by serialize(). (Class method) | |
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Return the signature of a message. |
| str |
Convert an association to KV form. |
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Generate a signature for a sequence of (key, value) pairs |
openid.message.Message
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Inherited from object :
__delattr__ ,
__getattribute__ ,
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__reduce_ex__ ,
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expiresIn : This returns the number of seconds this association is still valid
for, or 0 if the association is no longer valid. |
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str |
handle : This is the handle the server gave this association. |
str |
secret : This is the shared secret the server generated for this
association. |
int |
issued : This is the time this association was issued, in seconds since 00:00
GMT, January 1, 1970. |
int |
lifetime : This is the amount of time this association is good for, measured in
seconds since the association was issued. |
str |
assoc_type : This is the type of association this instance represents. |
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list |
assoc_keys = ['version', 'handle', 'secret', 'issued', '...
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handle,
secret,
issued,
lifetime,
assoc_type)
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getExpiresIn(self, now=None)This returns the number of seconds this association is still valid for, or0 if the association is no longer valid.
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__eq__(self,
other)
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__ne__(self, other)This checks to see if two instances represent
different associations.
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checkMessageSignature(self, message)Given a message with a signature, calculate a new signature and return whether it matches the signature in the message.
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getMessageSignature(self, message)Return the signature of a message. If I am not a sign-all association, the message must have a signed list.
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serialize(self)Convert an association to KV form.
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sign(self, pairs)Generate a signature for a sequence of (key, value) pairs
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signMessage(self, message)Add a signature (and a signed list) to a message.
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fromExpiresIn(cls, expires_in, handle, secret, assoc_type)This is an alternate constructor used by the OpenID consumer library to create associations. implementations
shouldn't use this constructor.
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deserialize(cls, assoc_s)Parse an association as stored by serialize(). inverse of serialize
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expiresInThis returns the number of seconds this association is still valid for, or0 if the association is no longer valid.
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handleThis is the handle the server gave this association.
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secretThis is the shared secret the server generated for this association.
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issuedThis is the time this association was issued, in seconds since 00:00 GMT, January 1, 1970. (ie, a unix timestamp)
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lifetimeThis is the amount of time this association is good for, measured in seconds since the association was issued.
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assoc_typeThis is the type of association this instance represents. The only valid value of this field at this time is'HMAC-SHA1' , but
new types may be defined in the future.
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Aims of the project
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The base class of all connections classes.
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In graph-based networks, vertices are connected through edges where messages are exchanged. The strength of connections is characterized by edge's weight. The connections classes define topologies, the way to connect vertices,
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{# # Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); # you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. # You may obtain a copy of the License at # # http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 # # Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software # distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, # WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. # See the License for the specific language governing permissions and # limitations under the License. -#} {% extends "base.html" %} {% macro project_snippet(release) -%}
{{ release.summary }}
{{ _("To run %(name)s, you will need to have the following projects installed:", name=release.project.name) }}
{{ _("The following projects rely on %(name)s:", name=release.project.name) }}
{{ hrelease.version }}
{{ _("This version") }} {% else %} {% endif %}TODO: Figure out how to actually get changelog content.
Changelog content for this version goes here.
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TODO: All of these numbers
Today: 34
This Week: 54
This Month: 5,434
This Year: 46,339
All Time: 2,342,323
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TODO: Brief introduction on what you do with files - including link to relevant help section.
| {{ _("File Name") }} | {{ _("MD5 Checksum") }} | {{ _("File Type") }} | {{ _("Upload Date") }} | {{ _("Version") }} |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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New twist to Georgias’ estate saga
One of the spouses to the late national hero Aguy Clement Georgias’ has been removed from her role as the executor of the deceased’s estate, paving way for a fresh edict meeting to choose a neutral person to administer the estate.
by Fidelis MunyoroBorn Aguy Zvavahera Ushe in Chivhu, in 1935, Georgias died of heart and kidney complications on December 19, 2015 and was declared a national hero.
His estate has been a point of contention at the High Court pitting his three children—Anthony, Diana and Lynette Georgias against the late’s other spouse Jane Georgias. The Herald
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layout: presentation
title: "TLS for K8s with cert-manager"
image: https://www.digestibledevops.com/assets/img/security-lock.jpg
---
TLS for K8s
with cert-manager
January 8th, 2021
Brendon Thiede
- DevOps Platform Engineer
- Automation junkie
- Constant hacker
TLS - What is it?
- Transport Layer Security
- Replaces SSL
- Uses PKI
- Short lived certs
- Root CAs
- Wild card and SAN
Why secure your traffic?
- Sensitive data
- Compliance
- Malware protection
- Costumer confidence
- North-south & east-west
- Latest tech
TLS in Kubernetes
spec:
tls:
- hosts:
- manual.secure-example.com
secretName: manual-tls
Demo
Manual Cert Management
cert-manager
- Issuer/ClusterIssuer
- Auto-renewal
- Custom resources
- Annotation driven
metadata:
annotations:
cert-manager.io/issuer: ca-issuer


Primary task: Using vanilla JavaScript or any JavaScript library of your choosing (no jQuery), implement the following (you can make it look however you like):
Once complete publish your code to github, bitbucket or other git based source control.
Bonus points for implementing "production quality" code, using practices such as:
It's up to you to decide how far you want to go, time permitting.
Example structure from the endpoint:
{
"buttons": [
10,
38,
-13,
-18
],
"bars": [
62,
45,
62
],
"limit": 230
}
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
| buttons | The amount of buttons to display and what value they increment or decrement the selected bar. Randomly generates between 4 and 6 buttons. |
| bars | The number of progress bars to display and their default values. Randomly generates between 2 and 5 progress bars. |
| limit | The equivalent to 100% of each bar. For example, the bar should be 100% filled when the progress hits 230. |
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Take the individual tests in the indicated order.
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Bases: nova.test.TestCase
Bases: object
Bases: nova.test.TestCase
Bases: nova.test.TestCase
Bases: nova.test.TestCase
Servers tests using default API router with all extensions enabled.
The intent here is to catch cases where extensions end up throwing an exception because of a malformed request before the core API gets a chance to validate the request and return a 422 response.
For example, ServerDiskConfigController extends servers.Controller:
@wsgi.extends def create(self, req, body):
- if ‘server’ in body:
- self._set_disk_config(body[‘server’])
resp_obj = (yield) self._show(req, resp_obj)
we want to ensure that the extension isn’t barfing on an invalid body.
Test create with malformed body
Test create with malformed body
Bases: nova.test.TestCase
Shared implementation for tests below that create instance
Test creating multiple instances but not asking for reservation_id
Test creating multiple instances but not asking for reservation_id
Test creating multiple instances with asking for reservation_id
Bases: nova.test.TestCase
We want to make sure that if two instances are on the same host, then they return the same hostId. If two instances are on different hosts, they should return different hostId’s. In this test, there are 5 instances - 2 on one host and 3 on another.
Test getting servers by ip with admin_api enabled and admin context
Test getting servers by ip6 with admin_api enabled and admin context
Test getting servers by admin-only or unknown options when context is not admin. Make sure the admin and unknown options are stripped before they get to compute_api.get_all()
Test getting servers by admin-only or unknown options when context is admin. All options should be passed
Test getting servers by invalid status
Create two servers with the same host and different project_ids and check that the hostId’s are unique
Bases: nova.test.TestCase
Tests of places we throw 422 Unprocessable Entity from
Bases: nova.test.TestCase
Bases: nova.test.TestCase
Bases: nova.test.TestCase


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