sleepwalk | ElasticSearch settings scheduler | Date Time Utils library
kandi X-RAY | sleepwalk Summary
kandi X-RAY | sleepwalk Summary
Sleepwalk is a tool to schedule ElasticSearch settings using a simple template system consisting of time range and setting pairs:. A single template can hold any number of time and setting pairs, typically with each template representing a related configuration bundle (e.g. only allow 3 shard rebalances during the day, but 15 over night). Templates (file formatted accordingly and ending in .conf) are picked up from the specified -templates directory on start. Every -interval seconds, each template is validated and any settings that are applicable according to the current time are applied in top-down order. Time ranges are interpreted to span days. Setting 08:00-16:00 will span 8AM - 4PM of each day, while 16:00-08:00 will span 4PM until 8AM the next day. Template files receive basic validation to ensure you've entered syntactically correct time ranges and valid json settings, but doesn't prevent you from setting things like an hour value of 25 or making nonsense API calls to ElasticSearch.
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- applyTemplate applies the given template to the given template .
- parseTemplate parses the given template .
- validateSetting validates setting value .
- putSettings puts a value to sleepwalk
- Run all registered templates .
- getTs returns the current time
- getTemplates returns a list of all registered templates .
- getSettings retrieves the configuration of the sleepwalk .
- parseTsRange returns start and end times .
- parse the sleepwalk settings
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QUESTION
I have a vector tags
with question tags and tst
utterances in conversation ending on question tags:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-22 at 10:09Change the .*
to ^
in patt_tag <- paste0(".*(?
.... -> patt_tag <- paste0("^(?
...
QUESTION
I have a domain of numbers, for example domain = [100, 200]
and a number of bands in which to divide the range, for example bands = 5
.
I know that each band corresponds to a value:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-14 at 17:04In my previous answer I showed the correct function to calcuate the band index of a number within a range:
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