skippy | A library for sending AMQP messages to queues or exchanges
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A library for sending AMQP messages to queues or exchanges with Laravel/Lumen
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QUESTION
I trying to build a web app to manage my severs using ansible
now I using Centos 7, PHP 7.4,Laravel 8 and apache to build this app and I'm already install https://packagist.org/packages/asm/php-ansible composer package for using ansible inside of my project.
here is my code:
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Answered 2022-Jan-01 at 08:43Here is the solution
I enabled verbose mode in ssh connection and I notice that the outcoming SSH request didn't support Password Authentication.
There are 2 SSH config files /etc/ssh/sshd.conf for the incoming requests and /etc/ssh/ssh.cong for outcoming so I fix the issue from out coming request config file and enable the password authentication.
after that, I set permissions for my apache ssh files like keys and known hosts files.
after that, I create a command in laravel so I can run my ansible playbooks using the root user and Crond.
QUESTION
I previously used the code below to scrape the search result for a word search, for example book, on https://www.walmart.com/. They have currently changed their request and response parameters and this code does not get any response again.
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Answered 2021-Dec-05 at 20:03According to your question, to get the json response, You can follow my working solution as an example. Actually, the hidden api calls json response is here. The interesing matter is that the request method is post but it sends query string parameters & request payload/formdata and the next pages at the same time which type of response I face first time ever and I have to make both types of parameters to get desired json response. I've also made the pagination following json response and you can increase or decrease it according to json response maxpage.
QUESTION
I am writing logs into a local file via a task that captures the result of further tasks in my playbook.
I am trying to log only the parts in which the task perfom the wanted action and not the skipped parts
here's the logs task :
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Answered 2021-Feb-10 at 10:43Well I managed to get what I want just by adding a condition to my :
QUESTION
I have a very large Pandas DataFrame with 28171643 rows and 4 columns. A subset of this DataFrame for one day is shown below.
My task is now to calculate the total amount for pair
for each day. The days range from 90 to 320. Please note that (as the name says) the reversed
column always contains the flipped tuple from column pair
in each row.
Here an example:
Row 0, 1, 2 and 4 all contain the same tuple combination, wether it is in column pair
or reversed
and therefore need to be sum up to 5+17+1604+1558 = 3184. Ideally this information is than stored in a new DataFrame with columns day
, amount
and tuple
. It does not matter if tuple
contains the value from pair
or reversed
as the combination is not directed.
I have a solution show below, but this takes way too long for this huge dataset! As hardware I have a workstation with 48 cores 186GB RAM and a Quadro RTX 8000 GPU. If there is an easy solution with Dask for example or rapids.ai this is totally fine!
My slow approach on a day-basis:
If there is a way to parallelize this, it would also help!
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Answered 2021-Feb-01 at 11:39please consider adding some sample as code and not as img
as it will make working with your code easier.
What you can do is groupby
pair and then agg the summary of amount
.
if the above table is df
you can do:
QUESTION
I want to make a hash of hash using the structure of an array. Each array element should be a subkey of the preceding array element. For example using the following arrays:
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Answered 2021-Jan-02 at 23:48This is sounding like an XY problem to me - I'm very suspicious that you've 3 separate, numbered arrays.
But I'll answer on the off chance you're seeing a more general case - the trick to doing this sort of thing is using a hash reference to traverse and reset.
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