oopsie | Helping Kubernauts sailing stormy container waters
kandi X-RAY | oopsie Summary
kandi X-RAY | oopsie Summary
Oopsie [/ˈuːpsi/] is a Kubernetes controller that watches all Events within a cluster and enriches failed objects with solutions found on StackOverflow (Github and other sources coming soon).
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Lines of Code : 22License : Permissive (MIT)
Copymkdir -p $GOPATH/src/github.com/afritzler && cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/afritzler/
git clone https://github.com/afritzler/oopsie.git
cd oopsie
make build
make docker-build
export KUBECONFIG=$(kind get kubeconfig-path)
oopsie
kubectl apply Community Discussions
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QUESTION
If you have a value: Optional[X], a common way to check if it is None is by by using the pattern:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-17 at 16:49Checking the source code for datetime, we see that it does not override __bool__(). Therefore the only "falsey" value for a variable with type Optional[datetime] object is None.
QUESTION
I found some code to create a progess bar with tqdm and Python multiprocessing, which uses an integer to update the progress bar. I changed it to use it a file loop, but the lambda callback creates a cartesian product with file paths, which let my machine run out of memory with a great number of files. I tried to find the solution in other questions, but didn't find the answer. What can I do to avoid the cartesian product in the async_result (and the out of memory), but still create the progress bar?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-26 at 12:54I found the answer by removing the [] from the async_result, removing the callback=lambda and declaring a global variable pbar for the progress bar, before initiating it dynamically
QUESTION
In my application I NEED to make sure that Canvas is actually appeared on the screen before going for the next step. The reason is that I need to retrieve an AWT Drawable - i.e. the native window surface of that canvas. And that drawable would be invalid if the canvas is not visible, even if it has the flag "visible" set to true.
The problem Im having is that I can't be sure when Java actually decides to display it.
I even made a code to actually delay after Canvas constructor, but what happens is that it is displayed AFTER the delay has expired.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-04 at 08:41It seems that I can use canvas.isShowing() to test if it's actually visible on the screen. At least by checking that parameter I got the result I wanted (so far).
I am still not certain if that's enough and if there's something more that can go wrong on the low level, particularly if I try to access the surface during X11 rendering pipeline where AWT has already completely "displayed" the component but X11 hasn't yet finished drawing it on the screen. That's one concern.
But for now, it seems to be the best answer I can come up with.
QUESTION
I am trying to make a bot that will list all online members on the discord server using JDA. I have used if(m.getOnlineStatus == OnlineStatus.ONLINE) and this did not work - it didn't include a single username. I have tried using .equals() instead of == but that did not work either. I am using an embed builder and adding the names to the description.
However, it is not .getMembers() that is broken as, if I remove the onlineStatus condition from the if statement, it returns all members of the server as it should do.
Here is my code for this command:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-02 at 16:12You need to enable the GUILD_PRESENCES intent to keep track of the online status. Add this to your builder: enableIntents(GatewayIntent.GUILD_PRESENCES) and enable it in your application dashboard.
QUESTION
Let's say I've got a bunch of Processes, I want to run those and check if they are OK:
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Answered 2020-Jun-01 at 19:11So, as @jasonharper said, the reason why it wasn't catched was not some kind of magic - it is just because KeyboardInterrupt is not a subclass of Exception. The only reason it catched it now was that instead of rising KeyboardInterrupt I actually caused another exception:
QUESTION
I've created a program that marshalls XML data to an XML file in my project folder based on a premade schema. However, I am stuck as to how I can modify the program to marshall the data to the first blank line it comes across instead of overwriting the data already in the file.
This is the code for my main Java class:
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Answered 2020-Jan-29 at 18:30Apologies for leaving this up for so long without posting the solution. The module has only just finished and I was busy with completing the work for it.
The solution I found for this was to unmarshal the data from the XML first, store it in a variable and then update said variable by adding the new data that you want to add to the file. From there, it's just a simple case of re-marshalling with the new variable and then boom, the data is added without overwriting the previous data.
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-11 at 15:06From https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/program/longjmp
If the function that called setjmp has exited, the behavior is undefined (in other words, only long jumps up the call stack are allowed)
As you aren't following this rule your program has undefined behaviour
QUESTION
NOTE: I am not sure if this is the correct place for this kind of questions. Although most questions ask about code, I also saw some questions regarding UML and diagrams. PLEASE, let me know if I've done an oopsie and I will immediately delete this post. Also, this post will contain quite a bit of code so I could explain better what is going on in the code.
I started working on a Domain Model for my code (I know, the Domain Model should have been first) but I have issues figuring out how the arrows between my classes should look like. From what I have read I got a slight idea but I am still rather confused.
Firstly this is a link to my domain model.
User is used as a model when creating a new AppUser, class which is an implementation of IdentityUser.
AppUser is used only when you want to Login. I am really not sure if there is any relationship between these two classes. Below you can see the only part where these two classes are involved together.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-10 at 20:33The relation between login and user...login is used to capture the information from the login form, you are then using that info to find the user in the system and verify that they are in the system. They are not linked in your domain model because the login class has a return url in case they need to be redirected and is used to just log someone in. They have separate function and under the premise of programming in an MVC pattern you are separating your concerns which is a good practice.
ViewModels are models so you can expose domain data to your view but is not part of the domain so ErrorViewModel does not need it be included in your diagram.
If modification history is important to you I would suggest a ModifiedBy and ModifiedDate field for the classes you feel it is important to track that info. You can also add another field 'Deleted' so if someone deletes something that wasnt supposed to be you can revert that change. You can also add a 'LastLogin" dateTime field to the user to track users activity.
QUESTION
Having a problem with connecting psycopg2 to an AWS Postgres server and inserting a row. Below is a test script that attempts to connect to the server and insert one row. The test query works when I use it in pgAdmin. That is, it runs successfully and the row can be selected.
When I run the python script, the server shows that a connection is made. No exceptions are thrown. I can even try to insert like a hundred rows and there's a big spike in traffic. And yet nothing can be found in the table.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-13 at 18:05Solved. I forgot to commit the connection with connection.commit(). Thanks @roganjosh.
QUESTION
I got a player that displays the currently or latest played song. Now in order to keep the content updated. I used $interval and $scope.$watch to register the playing song, which displays in the developer console.
Now everytime a change in the songname is detected I want to fire the variable "link" which fires the load() function (this is essentially the one that needs to fire). However, the varbiale is in a different module.
How do I call it?
I'm not familiar enough with AngularJS to really edit the code, but I managed to get updated song info, alang with an if-statement so it only fires when a change is detected between the two funtions CurrentSong and LatestSong
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-08 at 20:26I finally figured it out! Just by trail and error I managed to solve the issue.
The solution is actually pretty simple, as I knew I was close.
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