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- rules returns the policy rules for the project .
- deployment returns a Deployment for a deployment
- watchOperatorConfigs is used to watch the AutopilotOperatorConfigs for changes
- projectFiles generates files for autopilot .
- initAutopilotProject creates the autopilot project .
- NewTemplateData builds a ProjectData object .
- buildFunc builds the go code
- genProjectFiles generates project files .
- runOperatorOnConfigChange runs an operator on configs .
- Run starts the coordinator .
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QUESTION
I am using XE2 and trying to parse a JSON file sent by a robot to a URL. I've looked at several solutions, but most don't apply due to my version of Delphi. I tried to apply the solution I found here: How to parse nested JSON object in Delphi XE2?, but I can't seem to figure out how to get the information I need.
JSON string:
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Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 19:39Well, for starters, you don't need to convert your downloaded string to an ASCII encoded TBytes. TJSONObject.ParseJSONValue() has an overload that takes a string as input.
Second, LJsonObj.Get('ATTITUDE').JsonValue will return a TJSONObject, which you are incorrectly type-casting to a TJSONPair. But that doesn't matter, since you are then ignoring that TJSONPair and instead incorrectly type-casting the input parameter sVALUE from a string to a TJSONPair and then trying to access its children. That is why you are getting the Access Violation.
But even if you were able to find the TJSONPair for the roll value, you are returning the string value of its JsonString (name) property, not the string value of its JsonValue (value) property.
Try this instead:
QUESTION
I'm migrating my cluster to GKE using autpilot mode, and I'm trying to apply fluentbit for logging (to be sent to Elasticsearch and then Kibana to be alerted on a slack channel).
But it seems that GKE Autopilot doesn't want me to do anything on the hostPath other than reading into files inside /var/log according to this documentation. However Fluentbit needs to access /var/lib/docker/containers which is different from /var/log and also access to write inside /var/log
Is there a way to get around this or how do you usually log in GKE Autopilot with alerts? Experience sharing is also welcome
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Answered 2021-May-20 at 11:18Citing the official documentation:
External monitoring toolsMost external monitoring tools require access that is restricted. Solutions from several Google Cloud partners are available for use on Autopilot, however not all are supported, and custom monitoring tools cannot be installed on Autopilot clusters.
-- Cloud.google.com: Kubernetes Engine: Docs: Concepts: Autopilot overview: External monitoring tools
Host options restrictionsHostPort and hostNetwork are not permitted because node management is handled by GKE. Using hostPath volumes in write mode is prohibited, while using hostPath volumes in read mode is allowed only for
/var/log/path prefixes. Using host namespaces in workloads is prohibited.-- Cloud.google.com: Kubernetes Engine: Docs: Concepts: Autopilot overview: Host options restrictions
As you've already found the access to the /var/lib/docker/containers directory is not possible with the GKE in Autopilot mode.
As a workaround you could try to either:
- Use
GKEcluster instandardmode. - Use
Cloud Operationswith its Slack notification channel. You can read more about this topic by following:
I'd reckon you could also consider checking the guide for exporting logs to Elasticsearch from Cloud Logging:
Additional resources:
QUESTION
Currently in my kubernetes-nodes job in Prometheus, The endpoint /api/v1/nodes/gk3--default-pool-/proxy/metrics is being scraped
But the thing is I'm getting a 403 error which says GKEAutopilot authz: cluster scoped resource "nodes/proxy" is managed and access is denied when I try it manually on postman
How do I get around this on GKE Autopilot?
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Answered 2021-May-19 at 08:37While the Autopilot docs don't mention the node proxy API specifically, this is in the limitations section:
QUESTION
I referred to the Twilio blog published by Mwangi Kabiru:
https://www.twilio.com/blog/serverless-whatsapp-chatbot-python-google-cloud-functions-twilio
I made the necessary changes to the code to extract Google Sheets data from Google Drive and send it to Twilio chatbot(autopilot) via webhook. According to Google Cloud Function logs, the webhook successfully transmitted the information to the Twilio chatbot(autopilot) based on its request. But, Twilio is throwing 'error - 90100':
Invalid Autopilot Actions JSON: Invalid Autopilot Action Possible Causes Actions JSON does not comply with the Actions Schema (https://carnelian-neanderthal-8008.twil.io/assets/ActionsSchema.json)
Possible Solutions Test your JSON response against the Actions Schema (https://carnelian-neanderthal-8008.twil.io/assets/ActionsSchema.json)
How to download the JSON file of the webhook created on Google Cloud Function and test it against the Twilio Actions Schema? Can someone please help me to resolve this issue?
Google Cloud Function code:
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Answered 2021-May-07 at 08:54When you're calling a URL from Twilio Autopilot via redirect you need to return a JSON for Twilio Autopilot not TwiML.
You need to change the part where you're constructing your return message:
QUESTION
I am a beginner of AlexNet neural network.I'm making an autopilot for a simple racing game.Here is the code I used to train my model with a file named training_data_n1.npy. I currently have three .npy files, so how can I modify my code so that I can train my model with three or more .npy files simultaneously (without merging these .npy files into one .npy file).I would appreciate it if you could provide the code. :)
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Answered 2021-Apr-19 at 07:04Supposing that they are all named 'training_data_nXX.npy' you could try something like this:
QUESTION
I have a task in autopilot that collects data from a caller then calls a function using a redirect. I cant seem to access the post variables. please assist.
so when run this I get the following error
Error - 82002
Error on Twilio Function response
produced by this line of code
var first_name = memory.twilio.collected_data.lead_qual.lead_qual_first;
remove that line and it works fine just no access to the collected data.
following are the dependencies I have included, the task code and the function.
looks like this.. Dependencies......>lodash 4.17.11 twilio 3.29.2 fs 0.0.1-security got 9.6.0 moment-timezone 0.5.14 moment 2.29.1 xmldom 0.1.27 twilio/runtime-handler 1.0.1 util 0.11.0 request 2.87.0
Task......> ...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-19 at 01:29Twilio developer evangelist here.
memory is not one of the arguments passed to a Twilio Function. You are passed event, context and callback. You are using the callback correctly and the context includes your environment variables.
The event object is what you need here though. The event includes all the parameters sent to the Function. According to the documentation on the Autopilot request you will be sent a Memory parameter. That Memory will be a JSON string that needs parsing. So instead, try accessing:
QUESTION
I would like to be able to use a Google Cloud Composer cluster to launch kubernetes pods from its DAGs onto a separate GKE Autopilot cluster instead of onto the GKE cluster of Cloud Composer.
I have created a GKE autopilot cluster with "control plane global access" set to disabled and only allowing certain authorised networks to connect to the control plane. (based on the recommended security best practices in the documentation)
My pods all fail to launch with the following error message:
urllib3.exceptions.MaxRetryError: HTTPSConnectionPool(host='3X.XXX.XXX.XX6', port=443): Max retries exceeded with url: /api/v1/namespaces/sink/pods?labelSelector=dag_id%3Dtest_dag%2Cexecution_date%3D2021-03-17T212059.4745700000-f0b251c80%2Ctask_id%3Dtest_sync (Caused by NewConnectionError(': Failed to establish a new connection: [Errno 110] Connection timed out',)
I am using the GKEStartPodOperator which previously was able to start pods on a GKE cluster that was self managed (not autopilot) and which did not have "control plane global access" disabled.
Is there any documentation about how to setup Composer to be able to connect to a GKE autopilot cluster that is not exposing global access to the control plane and launch pods?
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Answered 2021-Mar-18 at 00:49Even with GKE Autopilot, you can use the same set of operators that was originally written for use with normal GKE clusters, such as GKEStartPodOperator. Since the error you are seeing is a timeout to the Kubernetes control plane, it is most likely that your authorized networks setting does not include the addresses used by your Cloud Composer environment's workers.
If you are using a standard Composer environment (non-private IP), you will need to ensure that GCP ranges are included within your authorized networks (because your environment's nodes are assigned ephemeral, public addresses).
If you are using a private IP environment, then you can use private connectivity to reach the Kubernetes control plane, or alternatively, you can configure a Cloud NAT to allow your environment to reach network resources using a static IP address. In the latter case, the IP address of the NAT would need to be included within your authorized networks settings.
QUESTION
I'm building a bot using Twilio's autopilot and some responses will have messages exceeding 1500 characters. I have seen the error in my debugger view:
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Answered 2021-Feb-05 at 18:28That is a SMS character count limit.
Maximum Message Length with Twilio Programmable Messaging
WhatsApp and Facebook messenger are built on the same /Messages resource, to allow customers to use the same API easily across channels (whatsapp: and messenger:). Since this the case, they also have similar limits.
QUESTION
I'd like to (a) plot SHAP values out of the SageMaker (b) AutoML pipeline. To achieve (a), debugger shall be used according to: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/machine-learning/ml-explainability-with-amazon-sagemaker-debugger/.
But how to enable the debug model in the AutoPilot without hacking into the background?
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Answered 2020-Dec-04 at 21:33SageMaker Autopilot doesn't support SageMaker Debugger out of the box currently (as of Dec 2020). You can hack the Hyperparameter Tuning job to pass in a debug parameter.
However, there is a way to use SHAP with Autopilot models. Take a look at this blog post explaining how to use SHAP with SageMaker Autopilot: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/machine-learning/explaining-amazon-sagemaker-autopilot-models-with-shap/.
QUESTION
I hope you are well and healthy. I am trying to check the user input in a Twilio function for a specific "collect" from autopilot against multiple Field Types which some are custom.
For instance, I ask the user for their name first and then their phone number. The set types for these collect questions are Twilio.FIRST_NAME and Twilio.PHONE_NUMBER. However, the user might say "connect me to someone" on any of these 2 questions which will result in a failure because "connect me to someone" is not a name or a phone number. I want to be able to somehow handle a case like that which provides me control over the flow of the conversation but also be able to detect specific phrases and handle it properly. In this instance, connect them to someone.
Here is my Twilio function that executes after the initiation task:
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Answered 2020-Nov-20 at 21:17I also had a similar problem where I needed to listen for a yes/no value and the name of an employee at our company at the same time. I came up with sort of a workaround solution that will hopefully be able to solve your problem as well:
- Got to your Autopilot's field types (https://www.twilio.com/console/autopilot/your_bot/field-types).
- Create a custom field type and name it
Get_First_Name(or whatever you'd like). - For your Value field, you'll want two values:
First_NameandConnect_To_Someone - In your
First_Namevalue field, add in some synonyms that are akin to what the built-in Twilio.FIRST_NAME field type is (e.g. "John", "Dave", "My name is Bob", "I am Joe", etc.). - For your
Connect_To_Someonevalue field, add in synonyms that you'd like to trigger your event (e.g. "I'd like to talk to someone", "Can you connect me to a human", etc.). - Where you are using
Twilio.FIRST_NAME, useGet_First_Nameinstead. YourGet_First_Namefield will now give you one of two valid values back:First_NameorConnect_To_Someone.
The downside of this is that you'll have to split up your "collect" questions and redirect the task to another function that will handle the logic to say "If answer is Connect_To_Someone, then connect them to someone" or "If the user gave a first name, then ask for a phone number". Then, do the same song and dance for phone number.
In essence, you'll now have 5 functions:
- Ask for first name
- Read whether or not the user entered a first name or asked to be connected
- Connect user to someone
- Ask for phone number
- Read whether or not the user entered a phone number or asked to be connected
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