lyra | A library which saves and restores the state

I am looking for a very basic pipeline template that allows me to correctly index all available fields of a log-message.

I use Spring Boot (2.1.x) out of the box, deploy it to Cloud Foundry and log via stdout/logdrain to Logstash and eventually to Elasticsearch.

I already searched the internet and found only one template for Cloud Foundry apps:

I have a border between parent and my cell. How to delete it ?

I search but I don't find where is the problem in my code.

Main class :

Im trying to scrape articles from multiple pages from https://edm.com/news using Selenium with chromedriver and ran into multiple errors while trying to hit the "See More" button. Any ideas of what can i try?

I have tried working with ActionChains.move_to_element(..).click.perform() also tried multiple time.sleep calls or WebDriverWait.until... nothing seems to do the trick.

I'm getting this error "The HTTP redirect request failed" when I'm trying to get text (whole string) of this url (for example) : "https://apic-desktop.musixmatch.com/ws/1.1/macro.subtitles.get?format=json&q_track=Mi%20Mi%20Mi%20%28Radio%20Edit%29&q_artist=SEREBRO&user_language=en&subtitle_format=mxm&app_id=web-desktop-app-v1.0&usertoken=SECRET TOKEN" but it's worked in chrome and I must get that json file https://pastebin.com/GJdLK3BA (I uploaded it to Pastebin)

Platform:UWP x64 System:Windows 10 pro April Update

Note: This question is specific to the Elasticsearch service provided by Swisscom

Question: (a.k.a: tl;dr)

What configuration is required to get the official Kibana docker container to connect to a Swisscom Elasticsearch Service?

Background:

Up until about a year ago the Swisscom public cloud offered a full ELK stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) in a single service offering. When this service was discontinued, Swisscom replaced it by just offering the Elasticsearch service and asked clients to setup their own Kibana and Logstash solutions via provided CloudFoundry build_packs (Kibana, Logstash). The migration recommendation was discussed here: https://ict.swisscom.ch/2018/04/building-the-elk-stack-on-our-new-elasticsearch/

More recently, the underlying OS (called "stack") that runs the applications on Swisscom's CloudFoundry-based PaaS offering, has been upgraded. The aforementioned build_packs are now outdated and have been declared as deprecated by Swisscom. The suggestion now is to move to a generic Docker container provided by Elastic as discussed here: https://github.com/swisscom/kibana-buildpack/issues/3

What I tried:

CloudFoundry generally works well with Docker containers and the whole thing should be as straight forward as providing some valid configuration to the docker container. My current manifest.yml for Kibana looks something like this, but the Kibana application ultimately fails to connect:

A current project requires us to use Vega Visualization Grammar wherever possible and otherwise fall back to D3.js. 3D-surface plots are not part of the Vega's gallery of examples, however Vega Documentation makes me optimistic that we could create our own graph representations. Could somebody advise me how to do generate 3D surface plots with Vega? Any tutorial you suggest? Or maybe even a brief recipe assuming that I have a data set of say a few 100 (x,y,z) tuples?

Edit: The goal is quasi-static graphics with linear-interpolation between the points, in R we would probably do it like with a wireframe.

Obviously, I extensively used search engines, but see many results on astronomic research on α Lyrae.

When I compile and flash an ESP32-LYRATD-MSC with the official audio recording examples, I get an es_write_reg error after configuring the ES8388 codec driver.

What could have changed from the LYRA or WROVER kits to the LYRATD-MSC that could cause the error?

So I have this little problem with my if else structure. When I put in a correct star for example "Vega", the costellation shows me that it is false ("Error") while it needs to show me "Lyra".

My code is below:

I am trying to do a layout of cells similar to the output in this picture:

But I need to do a lot of rows and I want the columns to be a specific size and NOT WRAP to another line if it goes over the size of the screen. For instance, say I have 10 columns, with each column being 200 pixels. I want a horizontal scroll if there are too many columns to fit on screen, rather than wrapping the other columns. My code is something like (I got it off the W3Schools.com website when my first attempt using a table did not work):