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kandi X-RAY | service-go Summary
service will install / un-install, start / stop, and run a program as a service (daemon). Currently supports Windows XP+, Linux/(systemd | Upstart | SysV), and OSX/Launchd. To start out follow "example/main.go".
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- Run the service
- main service
- NewWatchConfig creates a new watch config
- getFlavor returns the flavor of the kernel
- GetConfigFilePath returns the full path of the config file
- EncodeJsonConfig encodes v to w .
- doWork runs every minute
- float64 returns the value of a named key as float64 .
- NewService creates a new Service .
- newService creates a new windowsService
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QUESTION
i have an application that record live traffic and replay them.
https://github.com/buger/goreplay
it is a simple app to use, but when i tried to use it with kubernetes i get a problem with connecting or communicating pods.
i created a pod with two containers, one is goreplay and the other is a simple python webserver. in this pod the goreplay will track the traffic coming from outside to the python server and will forward it to another python server which is in another pod.
here is the first deployment file :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-16 at 17:07I reproduced your issue and it seems the only thing you need to fix is the args field.
Add " " to every arguments, it should look like this:
Note: http://service-server.default:3200 isn't enclosed in additional double quotation mark.
QUESTION
I am trying to link three HTTP service hops in NodeJS together into a single Zipkin trace. I have three services
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-14 at 21:44It looks like it is related to https://github.com/openzipkin/zipkin-js/pull/498, could you try with zipkin-context-cls@0.19.2-alpha.7 and change ctxImpl into ctxImpl = new CLSContext('zipkin', true);?
QUESTION
This is a continuation of my other post.
I've managed to create an image with u-boot and rauce.
I've made a simple rauc system.conf:
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Answered 2019-Oct-15 at 09:09I edited the uboot script to the following:
QUESTION
I am deploying a container in Google Kubernetes Engine with this YAML fragment:
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Answered 2018-Sep-19 at 12:45The google cloud console works well, I think you have multiple containers in your pod, this is why. The value shown above is the sum of resources requests declared in your truncated YAML file. You can verify easily with kubectl.
First verify the number of containers in you pod.
kubectl describe pod service-85cc4df46d-t6wc9
Then, look the description of the node via kubectl, you should have the same informations as the console says.
kubectl describe node gke-default-pool-abcdefgh...
You can imagine your cluster as a big square box. This is the total of your allocatable resources. When you drop a Pod in the big box, Kubernetes will check if there is an empty space for the requested resources of the pod (is the small box fits in the big box?). If there is enough space available, then it will schedule your workload on the selected node.
Resources limits are not taken into account by the scheduler. All is done at the kernel level with CGroups. The goal is to restrict workloads to take all the CPU or Memory on the node they are scheduled on.
If your resources requests == resources limits then, workloads cannot escape their "box" and are not able to use available CPU/Memory next to them. In other terms, your resource are guaranteed for the pod.
But, if the limits are greater than your requests, this is called overcommiting resources. You bet that all the workloads on the same node are not fully loaded at the same time (generally the case).
I recommend to not overcommiting the memory resource, do not let the pod escape the "box" in term of memory, it can leads to OOMKilling.
QUESTION
I've tried to do an example of the 3rd tutorial on this ctrlq page, in which we display the content of a spreadsheet on a web page. Here are my files which I simply entered - I didn't activate anything, I just did Publish -> Deploy as web app
I expect to see all of the spreadsheet's values, but instead nothing is shown:
Code.gs
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-12 at 16:56EDIT as @tehhowch pointed out his answer is the correct solution here.
For your case you should make these changes, getData():
QUESTION
I'm trying to use this StackOverflow question How to pass url parameter value into string filter input in Google visualization to pass URL parameters to a Google Dashboard I created using Mogsdad's excellent writeup.
The dashboard works great, but I can't pass a parameter, e.g. ?state=Texas from the URL to use as a content filter. As soon as I call the function in my JavaScript.html file, the dashboard fails to draw:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-30 at 05:28Okay, I figured out a workaround using HTML (which I'm even worse at than javascript!) so it is probably not the best, BUT it works. In the doGet function I added these two lines (switched to city versus state):
QUESTION
I'm new to stackexchange so my apologies if this question is too extensive or already answered somewhere I couldn't find. You can find the spreadsheet here, the script here and the dashboard (dev version) here.
I have been banging my head on handling dates in the google app script visualization for days.
My ultimate goal is to make a dashboard that includes an annotated timeline as well as other charts based on a data set in a spreadsheet. I have started this process using Mogsdad tutorial on creating a 3-tier google visualization dashboard, where the data is pulled from external spreadsheet and then pulled into the DataTable using arrayToDataTable. Everything worked great out of the box. However, my data contains dates, so I added a date column to the original data, but alas arrayToDataTable doesn't accept date type per this post. So when a Date column is added i get the following result:
ScriptError: The script completed but the returned value is not a supported return type.
I have tried multiple approaches to ensure even date formatting: options includes putting the values in the date column through new Date(dateColumn[i]), dateColumn[i].toJSON() (renders the dash board, but dates aren't able to be processed), forced date formats in the spreadsheet (yyyy-MM-dd), using the DataView outlined in the post above (dashboards don't get past 'Loading'), and such.
So my question is what is the alternatives to arrayToDataTable that will accept date columns in this 3-tier approach? Or alternatively, what are the errors in the below methods?
For all the cases when I have attempted to add columns I have changed the code from var data = google.visualization.arrayToDataTable(response,false) to var data = google.visualization.DataTable()
I have tried the following:
Manually adding columns and manually adding data (not working)
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ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-24 at 20:42you can use the Query (google.visualization.Query) class to pull the data from the spreadsheet,
this will convert the date column properly...
QUESTION
I am trying to publish chats data in web apps, Code reference used from "https://mogsdad.wordpress.com/2015/07/19/converting-from-uiapp-chart-service-to-html-service-google-visualization-api/" I am not getting any error in code but not able to view the data in webapp error snap updated below, help me to fix the issue
Please refer the complete script in below link Script Sheet Sample Sheet
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Answered 2017-Sep-23 at 19:49I've also experienced this and it may be because the Sheet file is set to private.
Steps I've done to fix this:
- I've changed the privacy to with anyone with the link.
- Follow this tutorial - Build a Charts Dashboard with Google Sheets and HTML Service.
The Google script needs to be published as a Web App and the access should be set to anyone (including anonymous) or you can also limit it to users of your own Google Apps Domain.
QUESTION
So I have been experimenting with Google Apps Script and the Charts API all day, and have gotten nowhere, unfortunately.
I did many things - including following Mogsdad's well-written tutorial here. Here's the code I have so far - including from that tutorial, but I keep getting an error saying the script has completed but returned a different type from what is accepted, or something of the like.
Dashboard-Code.gs:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-09 at 18:35first, don't need both chart libraries, jsapi & loader.js
according to the release notes...
The version of Google Charts that remains available via the
jsapiloader is no longer being updated consistently. Please use the new gstaticloader.jsfrom now on.
next, a callback is being set to a function that does not exist...
here --> google.charts.setOnLoadCallback(drawChart);
recommend setup similar to following...
QUESTION
Now that uiapp is deprecated, it seems that there aren't really many ways to use Charts. HTML service doesn't support Charts, rather you have to use the other google Charts API.
I have a few questions:
- Is there any use for Charts without uiapp?
- Is it still possible to create a Charts dashboard using Charts?
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-12 at 17:39Maybe here you can find what you need!
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