parcs | Language agnostic PARCS implementation based on Docker Swarm | Continuous Deployment library
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kandi X-RAY | parcs Summary
All the PARCS modules (aka services) should be accessible from some Docker registry. We're going to use a default Docker Hub registry here as an example. All the example code can be found in this repo under go/ and py/ subdirs.
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- handshake performs a synchronous handshake .
- createService creates a service
- NewTask returns a new Task .
- NewEngine returns a new Engine
- receive n bytes from conn .
- sendAllBytes is like net . Conn .
- NewService returns a new Service .
- connect opens a connection to the specified service
- Exec executes the given command
- recvBytes reads bytes from conn .
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I've a .txt like this:
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Answered 2020-Nov-16 at 15:01You need to add a stop once you find the first space ^SN .{220}[^\s]*, no sure if it is necessary but you can also add "or" (|) for ponctuation.
QUESTION
I would like for each ver who have the attribute 'fmc' to get the text inside the tag part.
so for my example just to return two ver (30 & 54)
the first loop print nothing. I need help to improve the function I am writing.
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Answered 2020-Feb-12 at 12:11ver.attrib
QUESTION
For my exam in my class where we learned about things relating to XML, DTD, XSD, XSL, we were asked to create an XSLT that would extract from a document XML only the parks within the town of Saint-Malo and then turn the results into an XML document. My results were almost correct, but not quite. It's too late to change my grade, but I'm just really curious on how to do this.
Here's a snipit of the original XML:
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Answered 2019-Jan-10 at 10:49Simply replace this....
QUESTION
I want my Telerik Textbox to allow enter key inside it, it gets disabled when I use style. My code:-
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Answered 2018-Oct-15 at 05:52For some reason white-space: normal styling doesn't work properly with RadTextBox's multiline mode (found in IE 11, not sure if exist in other browsers). Try using white-space: pre !important; instead:
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I'm trying to encapsulate data from my symfony api.
There is my serialization.yml:
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Answered 2018-Apr-05 at 22:27You've only defined groups there, but you haven't actually 'used' them with the serializer. You need to install and configure Serializer Component https://symfony.com/doc/current/components/serializer.html
Next, you'd want to extend AbstractController which has a neat json() method that will automatically figure out that the serializer service is loaded and will automatically serialize your data.
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I am running following code on a node of a virtual wall. The node has 32 Intel Xeon E7/E5 cores and 128GB of RAM. Monitoring CPU usage shows that the node is far from operating at full strength. This problem differs from most fork-join problems because of the node size. At times the node has 20%+ CPU load on multiple cores, showing signs of parallelism, yet I can't seem to make it use more resources.
To give some context; The problem is a maximisation problem within a graph of 111 nodes (Parcs/parken). A number of eggs are hidden within each park and. That number drops exponentially with every second that passes. The goal is to get as many eggs as possible before the time expires. 'opl' is a solution I found using a greedy algorithm, so to narrow our recursion-tree, I only allow recursions when we've found at most 5 eggs less than our greedy algorithm would've found at the same time.
I'm familiar with (multi-)threading, yet far from an expert. I haven't used many ForkJoinPools before. I have also tried manipulating the ForkJoinPool parameter to 16/32, but without succes.
Main:
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Answered 2017-May-02 at 17:24I'm not very familiar with this myself, but could it be that the call to ar.join() will make your RecursiveTask wait until the subtask is done? If this is the case, your other tasks won't start before the previous one finished running.
You could try to store your running tasks in a list, and then join them afterwards. That will hopefully make sure all your subtasks starts running before you wait for them.
Something like this (modifying your second loop in compute):
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