smon | Simple monitoring network ports | Monitoring library
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kandi X-RAY | smon Summary
Simple monitoring TCP ports with alerting via Telegram and WEB pannel.
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- Check HTTP port
- Send message to Telegram
- Update body status
- Get a configuration variable
- Check a socket
- Set the response time
- Change service status
- Adds a time to the state
- List the services
- List all services
- Return the id of an ip address
- Parse command line arguments
- Create the sqlite3 table
- Return list of envs
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Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 00:07In each render there should be same number of hooks calls. In your situation you are calling useMoment
and usePost
conditionally. All hooks calls must at top level of the component. Remove the calls of custom hooks from your conditional statements and it should work fine.
QUESTION
This simple code stops publishing to the broker after 20/30 messages. The print(frame) statement continues to work, but no frame is published on the topic:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-21 at 13:15You haven't started the client loop, so any message bigger than a single TCP packet will lock up the client.
You need to add client.loop_start()
before the loop
QUESTION
For exemple, I have the following file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-26 at 19:47Just add the -Context Parameter
QUESTION
I have a problem for manipulating data in Ansible. My main goal is to purge ADRCI log.
In a first time, i'm listing the databases that are launched with users Oracle and Grid with the shell module
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-18 at 11:14results
is an array, because you have created it in a loop (with_items
). The correct syntax is:
QUESTION
I am developing a time sheet project but having issue with calculating between start time, end time.
Basically, what I want the result to display is (4.5 hours) instead of 4.7 based on
start time: 7:30am, end time 12:00
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-07 at 02:24The issue with your code is that you are converting 7:30
to 7.3
and treating the minutes components as if they were decimal components, which they are not (they are fractions of a 60th, corresponding to one hour). One approach here is to use regex to isolate the minutes component, and then convert it back to hours.
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I am trying to solve a supply chain problem using optimisation and linear programming.
I am not a optimisation expert and I am having trouble formulating a solution using variables, constraints and goals.
It is only a proof of concept, and I have tried Microsoft Solver Foundation and Optano to create a demonstration.
I need to deliver products to customers. I deliver on fixed days. I need to make sure the customer has minimum agreed stock level per day on their shelves.
The customer does a stock check once a week, and tells me the starting stock level for each product for the week. The average daily usage for each product is a known parameter.
So far, so good. I have a solution for this. This next requirement is where I am stuck.
For logistical reasons, the supplier would prefer each delivery to have roughly the same total quantity of products.
The stock level can drop below the usual agreed stock level on exceptional days. As a minimum it must be the average daily usage and by the end of the week the total amount delivered must be the agreed stock level for the week.
I have tried a number of experiments based on articles I have read and examples I have explored. I have not found a way to formulate the constraints and objectives to solve the requirement to equally distribute the quantities delivered each day.
I imagine this is a fairly common supply chain problem, I would really (really) appreciate some guidance?
UPDATE: This is the basic implementation using Microsoft Solver Foundation (solver services API). I am not tied to MSF. It calculates the quantity delivered each day and the amount of stock expected on the shelf at the end of each day.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-20 at 00:14Some notes:
- Microsoft Solver Foundation has been discontinued years ago. If this is more than a one-off model, you may want to look at another tool.
- Typically we use indexing for a number of related variables (like an array). A whole bunch of scalar variables and equations can become tedious very quickly.
- Penalizing deviations from a single value can be modeled with slacks. E.g.
BaselineDeliver + Over[t] - Under[t]
(withOver[t],Under[t]>=0
). Then add a term in the objectivepenalty * sum (Over[t]+Under[t])
. - It often helps to write down the mathematical optimization model before starting coding. Sometimes starting with a piece of paper instead of a computer screen is a good idea.
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