tk8 | deploy Kubernetes with RKE , EKS or Kubeadm and deploy | Continuous Deployment library
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TK8 is a command line tool written in Go. It fully automatates the installation of Kubernetes on any environment. With TK8, you are able to centrally manage different Kubernetes clusters with different configurations. In addition, TK8 with its simple add-on integration offers the possibility to quickly, cleanly and easily distribute extensions to the different Kubernetes clusters. These include a Jmeter cluster for load testing, Prometheus for monitoring, Jaeger, Linkerd or Zippkin for tracing, Ambassador API Gateway with Envoy for Ingress and Load Balancing, Istio as mesh support solution, Jenkins-X for CI/CD integration. In addition, the add-on system also supports the management of Helm packages.
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QUESTION
Basically, I just want to remove the mouse scrollwheel binding for scrolling in ttk.Treeview widget. And I found that a specific line in the file found in
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-12 at 05:45You don't have to modify the original code. Tkinter's event handling mechanism is very robust. It's easy to prevent the default bindings from running, bind binding a function that returns the string "break". Returning "break" will prevent any other handlers in the widget's binding tags from being invoked.
Here's a short contrived example:
QUESTION
I'm trying to compile a file that makes use of Python's C API. I'm working in a conda enviroment, running on macOS Monterey. I'm compiling using GCC as following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-01 at 06:20This command: gcc file.o -o a.out
does not link to a python library.
You need to add (append) -lpython3
and possibly -L${CONDA_PREFIX}/lib/python3.9
to it.
QUESTION
This is my process.
I start a new aws t2.micro ec2 on ubuntu20 and run this script
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-19 at 21:29This seems to be an issue with the module you are trying to install and not the header itself. The py-find-1st is a rather exotic module (9 stars on GitHub at the time of writing) and the build problem of this sort has been already reported.
Solutions:
Install libpython3.9QUESTION
Working with some samples I encountered strange behaviour in Python 3.9.
grid_rowconfigure
did not expand rows as i would expect it to.
Unfortunately looking for an already reported bug inside either Python3.9.2 or Tk8.6 lead nowhere.
Please find below the reproduction code.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-21 at 01:11Since you did not pass *args
and **kwargs
to super().__init__()
, i.e. did not pass the parent argument, ScrolledTree
will be put in root window instead of ScrolledFilterTree
frame in Python 3.
Add back *args
and **kwargs
to super().__init__()
will fix the issue.
QUESTION
I am really new to Ruby and I need to use this library for a specific GUI project. I am using:
- Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS;
- ruby 2.5.1p57 (2018-03-29 revision 63029) [x86_64-linux-gnu]
My problem is similar to the one this person described a few months ago. I have tried the solution posted on that SO page which is based on this blog post.
After running:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-26 at 12:48This blog post solved the problem.
After running:
QUESTION
I build an executable with cx_Freeze. I always read that I need to include multiprocessing.freeze_support
to avoid multiple tasks of the executable running in the task manager. But if I use multiprocessing and freeze_support I still get two tasks running in the task manager.
Here is my example GUI named test_wibu.py
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-07 at 12:07According to this excellent answer, the reason for the multiprocessing.freeze_support()
call is
lack of
fork()
on Windows (which is not entirely true). Because of this, on Windows the fork is simulated by creating a new process in which code, which on Linux is being run in child process, is being run.
and thus not to avoid multiple tasks of the executable running in the task manager as stated in your premise.
Therefore, the behavior you observe in the task manager is probably normal and can't be avoided.
QUESTION
I've created an app with tkinter to practise which resembles a virtual purse to keep track of your expenditures. You can add deposits and withdrawals of money in different categories, which is all then shown in a treeview using the tkinter ttk TreeView widget. Here is an image so it is easier to understand:
When I run it with my main.py file like any other python file it works perfectly, but when I build it into an executable file using cx_freeze, even when the build works and the app runs, the site of the TreeView widget, which is reached through de "Historial" menu, doesn't load and it shows completely empty, but it doesn't crash or raise any error:
Here is my setup.py file code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-26 at 09:05Here is an alternative, by using pyinstaller
.
In your terminal say:
QUESTION
When I made my exe file by following command
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-08 at 09:15this is the method we need to follow with cx_freeze
a)First copy tk86t.dll,tcl86t.dll from python folder where you have installed python , mostly it is there in the app_data in the local folder , copy it where you have your setup.py file
b)Then in the pycharm terminal type
after installing through
pip install cx_freeze
c)You need to install all the libraries you have included in the main.py file in the build options in setup.py file then type
python setup.py build
in the pycharm terminal
Below is the setup.py file as suggested by tan_an in the comments ,I requested him but he didn't post his answer so for helping the community I am doing it
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