pitstop | repo contains a sample application | Microservice library

To create a custom legend you need to get the plot objects and use them when defining your legend, as explicited on matplotlib's documentation:

1. Explicitly defining the elements in the legend

For full control of which artists have a legend entry, it is possible to pass an iterable of legend artists followed by an iterable of legend labels respectively:

ax.legend([line1, line2, line3], ['label1', 'label2', 'label3'])

Also, you may add the labels when creating the vertical bands.

But what i need is all race names to average their total pitstops, for example British Grand Prix would average 6 and 1 to get 3.5, Italian Grand Prix to average 1 and 5 to get 3 and so on

I suspect that you want two levels of aggregation. First by year and race, so we can count the pit stops, then by race only, to compute the yearly average per race:

I would try and use the fetch functions, these are asynchronous functions that will return the desired objects.

Your text file follows the php.ini format/structure, so you can conveniently use the parse_ini_ functions (see manual), instead of writing a custom parser. The line FCY_log=() throws an error though, () (empty brackets) isn't acceptable syntax, so we're doing a bit of preprocessing before parsing the string. It's still simple enough:

If the car cannot go around the track in the time interval then all you have to do is check if CurrentPos < LastPos.

The problem was in bind-address for MySQL. I looked it in the /etc/mysql/my.cnf however, the right place is /etc/mysql/mysql.conf.d/mysqld.cnf

From this article:

If you use Nginx, PHP-FPM or any other FastCGI method of running PHP you’ve probably noticed that the function getallheaders() does not exist. There are many creative workarounds in the wild, but PHP offers two very nice features to ease your pain.

From user contributed comments at getallheaders() function on PHP manual by joyview at gmail dot com

1. You cannot run both docker host API server & the container on host port 9002. Change the docker run to -

   sudo docker run -p 9003:9000 pitstop-nginx

2. Get the host machine private IP by using ipconfig or ifconfig.

3. Add a hostname to the private IP which docker container can understand(10.100.101.108 - My host private IP) -

   sudo docker run --add-host="my-host-machine:10.100.101.108" -p 9003:9000 pitstop-nginx

(Use variables if Docker host IP is subject to change)

1. Your host machine is reachable with a hostname now -

you nginx conf file is using port 9000 and you are exposing port 90.

it wouldn't work.

if your nginx is using port 9000, you should expose it. Then map it.

sudo docker run -p 9000:9000 pitstop-nginx

-p localhost_port:container_port