dill | Cloud ready L4 TCP proxy with first-class support | Proxy library
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Dynamic Listener TCP Proxy integrated with Hashicorp Consul.
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- Update updates the routing table
- Fetch healthy services
- fetchServiceDetails retrieves a list of service details
- MonitorServices monitors services .
- SetupConfig sets up viper config
- updateRouting updates the frontend of a routing table
- Peek reads packets from the given address .
- ControlRoutes control routes
- Main entry point
- difference returns the difference of a and b .
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dill Examples and Code Snippets
[listeners]
port_min = 1024
port_max = 49151
[listeners.allowed]
local = "127.0.0.1"
any = "0.0.0.0"
[consul]
address = "http://127.0.0.1:8500"
[peek]
listener = "127.0.0.1:4141"
[runtime]
gomaxprocs = 4
listeners:
port_min: 1024
port_max:
[listeners.allowed]
internal = "192.168.10.10"
public = "12.42.22.65"
$ nc 127.0.0.1 2323
0.0.0.0:4444
├ round_robin
├──➤ 192.168.10.17:1234
├──➤ 192.168.10.23:2042
0.0.0.0:8088
├ round_robin
├──➤ 192.168.10.11:5728
├──➤ 192.168.65.87:59
def __init__(self,
fn,
cluster_spec,
rpc_layer=None,
max_run_time=None,
grpc_fail_fast=None,
stream_output=True,
return_output=False,
Community Discussions
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QUESTION
New to CSS+HTML and trying to practice my 'skills' which I have developed so far.
I've spent so many hours trying to get the text to align but it just will not.
Here's what i've had achieved so far
That in itself took ages just to figure out how to align the four cards like that. I still cannot figure out how to align this text though.
Here is my HTML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-12 at 01:56You need to wrap all your content except img in separate div and you need to add flex to your ".burger-item " , and you need to change some styles for your ".burgerimg "
But i suggest you change something , and experiment on your own
Working code :
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a Unet for semantic segmentation.. I've been following this repo that has the code from this article. I'm using the scene parsing 150 dataset instead of the one used in the article. My data is not one-hot encoded so I'm trying to use sparse_categorical_crossentropy for loss.
This is the shape of my data. x is RGB images, y is 1 channel annotations of categories (151 categories). Yes, I'm using just 10 samples of each, just for testing, this will be changed when I can actually get it to start training.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 13:36QUESTION
I am trying to run a beam job on dataflow using the python sdk.
My directory structure is :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 09:22Probably the wrapper-runner script generated by Bazel (you can find path to it by calling bazel build
on a target) restrict set of modules available in your script. The proper approach is to fetch PyPI dependencies by Bazel, look at example
QUESTION
I'm pretty new to Python, this question probably shows that. I'm working on multiprocessing part of my script, couldn't find a definitive answer to my problem.
I'm struggling with one thing. When using multiprocessing, part of the code has to be guarded with if __name__ == "__main__"
. I get that, my pool is working great. But I would love to import that whole script (making it a one big function that returns an argument would be the best). And here is the problem. First, how can I import something if part of it will only run when launched from the main/source file because of that guard? Secondly, if I manage to work it out and the whole script will be in one big function, pickle can't handle that, will use of "multiprocessing on dill" or "pathos" fix it?
Thanks!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 22:10You are probably confused with the concept. The if __name__ == "__main__"
guard in Python exists exactly in order for it to be possible for all Python files to be importable.
Without the guard, a file, once imported, would have the same behavior as if it were the "root" program - and it would require a lot of boyler plate and inter-process comunication (like writting a "PID" file at a fixed filesystem location) to coordinate imports of the same code, including for multiprocessing.
Just leave under the guard whatever code needs to run for the root process. Everything else you move into functions that you can call from the importing code.
If you'd run "all" the script, even the part setting up the multiprocessing workers would run, and any simple job would create more workers exponentially until all machine resources were taken (i.e.: it would crash hard and fast, potentially taking the machine to an unresponsive state).
So, this is a good pattern - th "dothejob" function can call all other functions you need, so you just need to import and call it, either from a master process, or from any other project importing your file as a Python module.
QUESTION
I have a production code to test (code_to_test) presented which requires me to mock the test of loading of pickle file to do some validations further.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-30 at 21:01your patch is ~slightly off -- you're including the function but you should not:
QUESTION
I am working on a project in which I need to post a new Course to my API. I tested this with POSTMAN and API works just fine, however when I try to post data using react fetch data is corrupted. While sending single strings like dishName: "pizza" works just fine and is shown in database I cannot manage to send an array of objects. I tried to do it in many ways like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 21:44You are setting the ingredients
state as a string, so you are basically 'stringify' a string which will result in JSON SyntaxError
. If you want to send an array that way you must specify the array bracket [
and ]
in order to make it a valid array.
To solve it just change:
QUESTION
I have a dataframe like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 14:39Try with melt
QUESTION
while installing tensorflow-datasets in anaconda, using CMD.exe Prompt of anaconda navigator, I am getting the message: packages will be SUPERSEDED by a higher-priority channel
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-25 at 11:05Is this ok? Does it causes any issue in future, if yes can someone suggest remedies, please.
It doesn't cause any issue. By default, conda prefers packages from a higher priority channel over any version from a lower priority channel. Therefore, you can now safely put channels at the bottom of your channel list to provide additional packages that are not in the default channels and still be confident that these channels will not override the core package set.
Conda collects all of the packages with the same name across all listed channels and processes them as follows:
- Sorts packages from highest to lowest channel priority.
- Sorts tied packages---packages with the same channel priority---from highest to lowest version number.
- Sorts still-tied packages---packages with the same channel priority and same version---from highest to lowest build number.
- Installs the first package on the sorted list that satisfies the installation specifications.
You can refer for a list of all the versions that are available for ca-certificates and certifi.
For more information on manage channels you can refer here
QUESTION
Upgraded my flutter to V2, tried to get the default app running on my Android device! no luck!
What I've done up to now:
- switched from Beta channel to stable
- ran flutter upgrade again
- got flutter doctor [all was fine]
- tried to run [failed, many times]
- tried flutter clean
- cleared the gradle cache, no luck
- tried to build again, it failed
============================ here is flutter doctor -v
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-02 at 19:13Could you try to
- Quit you IDE
- Move or remove the ~/.android/debug.keystore and ~/.android/debug.keystore.lock file
- Use the
flutter clean
method - Recompile your app
QUESTION
Use case - I am taking python code created in another system, and breaking it up into individual functions and connecting them together. The entire point of this work is to break up large python functions that we did not write into smaller python functions for many business reasons.
I COULD take the code, parse for variables, and arbitrarily put them in a dict when doing this, but that is more than a teeny bit of work, and I'd like to run this to ground before I do.
I understand we should almost never but I need to because I am code generating wrappers for functions I did not write, I need to dynamically create variables inside a function. I also can't use exec
because the value could be a complex structure (e.g., a dict).
So, the point of what we're doing is to ask the original authors to make no changes to the incoming code while still executing it across several independent entities.
Just like in the example listed here - we're capturing as much state as we can with the first exit (ideally functions, lambdas and all variables), and re-instating them in the second function so that two functions which formerly had the same scope and context can execute with no changes.
Here is a single block of reproducible code (everything not related to b
is code that I can use to wrap the assignment:
Original:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-17 at 20:00Ok, this was a pretty easy solve after I understood the issues. To be honest, this makes even more sense - since I'm getting the code from externally (as a string), it makes sense that I should mount in the necessary global variables and exec inside closed environment.
TO BE CLEAR - this is executing inside the USER'S environment, so security is not an issue. But this works!
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