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| React + Express + Alt + Postgresql | … and Mongo. Boilerplate for React application with webpack using alt’s Flux running on a node express server with sequelize to connect to postgresl and mongoose for mongoDB. That was a mouthful. This is based off my original [React+Webpack+Node] Having sequelize with postgresql might seem like a small extra dependency, but I did not wish to overcomplicate the mission of that repo (plus it would be hard for beginners to deal with an extra database).
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QUESTION
Simple makefile:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 11:19The answer is strictly due to make
's rules and has nothing to do with any of the other tags here (I'll remove all the others). The makefile that doesn't work says:
- to build
gitbranch-foo
, we must buildgit-spawn-branch
- to build
gitbranch-bar
, we must buildgit-spawn-branch
(plus of course the code for building git-spawn-branch
itself and the other associated stuff, but let's stop here).
You then run make, telling it to build both gitbranch-foo
and gitbranch-bar
.
Make picks one of these to build—gitbranch-foo
, in this case—and begins building. Oh hey, says make to itself, this needs git-spawn-branch
to be built, and we have not done that yet. Off goes make, which builds git-spawn-branch
according to the rules. Now it's built! Make can go back to building gitbranch-foo
. This executes the remaining recipe, which is empty.
If parallel builds are allowed, make
can also now begin building gitbranch-bar
while gitbranch-foo
builds. If not, we wait for gitbranch-foo
to be fully built at this point. Either way we very quickly get around to buildling gitbranch-bar
. Hm, says make to itself, this needs git-spawn-branch
to be built ... but fortunately, I have done that already! Onward! Let's make the rest of gitbranch-bar
now! That requires executing the empty recipe, which goes very quickly.
Make is now done. It has built everything required.
(The makefile that works uses $call
sensibly, directly from each rule, so that the commands that $call
expands to are required to be run for each target, rather than hidden away in a third target that can be built just once and never needs to be run any further.)
(Note that the gmake documentation mentions that a .PHONY
rule is run every time. This means once per invocation of make
, not once per invocation of the rule.)
QUESTION
I'm trying to test out the parent/child relationship but havent throuble getting any results back for has_child queries. I have this mapping
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 18:04When you are indexing the child document, the name for the field for the join
data type is written wrong. It should be "join_field"
and not "join_filed"
Update your child document as shown below
QUESTION
I am trying to run jupyter notebooks in parallel by starting them from another notebook. I'm using papermill to save the output from the notebooks.
In my scheduler.ipynb I’m using multiprocessing
which is what some people have had success with. I create processes from a base notebook and this seems to always work the 1st time it’s run. I can run 3 notebooks with sleep 10
in 13 seconds. If I have a subsequent cell that attempts to run the exact same thing, the processes that it spawns (multiple notebooks) hang indefinitely. I’ve tried adding code to make sure the spawned processes have exit codes and have completed, even calling terminate on them once they are done- no luck, my 2nd attempt never completes.
If I do:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-20 at 15:50Have you tried using the subprocess
module? It seems like a better option for you instead of multiprocessing. It allows you to asynchronously spawn sub-processes that will run in parallel, this can be used to invoke commands and programs as if you were using the shell. I find it really useful to write python scripts instead of bash scripts.
So you could use your main notebook to run your other notebooks as independent sub-processes in parallel with subprocesses.run(your_function_with_papermill)
.
QUESTION
To better understand the concept of sigsuspend
I made two modifications as following, and got different output messages, which confused me.
The code is from
csapp Chapter8 figure 8-42
aboutsigsuspend
.
- Add line 10
printf("Reap child %d\n", pid);
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-12 at 07:23The issue with the dots is a buffering issue.
When stdout
is connected to an interactive terminal (i.e. a shell) the it's by default line buffered, meaning that the output is actually written (flushed) on newline.
Since you print
QUESTION
I want to fetch specific data form JSON . Right now I can fetch all of the data and convert it into JSON format. But I only want to fetch "home_team" and "away_team" of all the sets.
My code to fetch all of the data is:`
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-25 at 14:10data
key in your response JSON is a list of dict, you can iterate over the list using a for loop and access away_team
and home_team
dictionaries.
QUESTION
Recently I'm studying dumb-init and if I realized correctly it's trying to:
- runs as PID1, acting like a simple init system(reaping zombie processes)
- signal proxy/forwarding (which bash doesn't do)
In both here and here they all mentioned that bash
is capable of reaping zombie process so I'm trying to verify this but couldn't make it work.
First of all I wrote a simple Go program which spawn 10 zombie process:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-02 at 11:21I wrote small demo in c
that can help to demonstrate that bash
had reaped the zombie processes and how it would look like if he had not.
First to explain the definition of zombie process. The zombie process is a process who had finished the work and generated an exit code. The resources are kept by the kernel waiting for the parent to collect the exit code.
To have zombie, parent needs to ignore the child's exit (don't issue wait
and ignore SIGCHLD
).
The following c
code is creating two zombie processes. One belonging to the main process, and one that belongs to the first child.
QUESTION
The documented example in perldoc IPC::Open2
(read from parent STDIN and write to already open handle) is a simplified version of what I'm trying to achieve. Namely, parent writes a preamble to a output file, then a subprocess writes its output directly to the same file.
I've made a simple child script which reads input lines and prints to STDERR
and STDOUT
. The STDOUT
being the the 'already open handle' from the parent.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-10 at 08:08open my $file, '>', 'outfile.txt' or die "open failed: $!";
my $pid = open2($file, "<&STDIN", "./child.pl");
QUESTION
I have a GKE v1.17.400 private cluster running with NAT gateway. On the cluster I have multiple application that use google services such as stackdriver, pubsub and cloud sql.
My applications are running on .net-core 2.2. It subscribing and publishing to a Pub/Sub topic.
When having high load I am experiencing issues of connectivity with Google Cloud services.
This issues cause many different logs such as:
Connect timeout with cloud sql:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-02 at 09:58We have discovered that the issue occurred because of we were using c# built-in ManualResetEvent
from an async code. Seems like it caused some sort of a deadlock for the application threads.
Using SemaphoreSlim
instead fixed the issue.
QUESTION
I have created 3 mongodb instances with below mongod.conf [Primary1,Secondary1,Secondary2]
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-11 at 10:41Issue got fixed. Primary database was able to connect to secondary hosts but in return secondary host can't. So I adjusted the security groups and connected. Takeaway is all the primary and secondary hosts should be able to connect with each other in mongodb port (27017)
QUESTION
I have a problem and I don't know where to look for the problem. I'm running debian:buster and I'm trying to set it up as a jellyfin server.
I added the nessecary architecture (amd64).
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-05 at 10:21I found the answer by asking some smart people.
The error "exec format error" almost always refers to the architecture not being supported or other problems with it.
using dpkg to see architectures is not the correct way. It shows what architectures installed packages are allowed to use. Not what the host cpu architecture is.
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