BYOL | New Approach to Self-Supervised Learning | Machine Learning library

Make sure the vmimport policy attached to vmimport role allows access to the S3 bucket containing your .ova files.

If you copied the policy from the documentation verbatim, you will need to edit it to explicitly grant access to your S3 buckets.

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Loop through diff properties and add each property of diff to output as field and its value from the a object :

I finally found the answer myself.

It was just a configuration to do in the OpenVPN web admin interface to ask the server to re-route all traffic.

I had another issue with DNS, so i did setup DNS manually in the admin interface.

Cheers. Jimmy

The subprocess.call method will return the returncode, not the command output. From the documentation:

subprocess.call(args, *, stdin=None, stdout=None, stderr=None, shell=False, cwd=None, timeout=None)

Run the command described by args. Wait for command to complete, then return the returncode attribute.

Perhaps you wanted to use .check_output():

Run command with arguments and return its output.

Also note that the output will be a string. You should use json.loads() to convert it to a Python dictionary first.

so in general with loops, you can only use copyIndex() function inside loops (and you are trying to use it outside of loop). with variables you can use this (same method applies to property loops):

If you want to extract only the one block:

MarkLogic Essential Enterprise Edition for AWS Marketplace includes the same features as MarkLogic Essential Enterprise - Multi-Model, ACID, Certified Security, Clustering, HA, DR, etc. There are no limitations around topology. Enterprise Support is included with annual subscriptions.
This information is presented on the AWS Marketplace site: https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/B072Z6YK6K?qid=1518802554564&sr=0-2&ref_=srh_res_product_title

While this edition does not have support for optional features, those are available with BYOL. Consult the documentation for more detail information about use of the features. You may find that the marketplace edition meets your needs. HA, DR, SQL, Bitemporal Queries, Partitions, Federation, Encryption (with embedded wallet), Element Level Security, most Geospatial queries, Indexing Semantic triples for query with Optic + SQL, and many, many other features are included in this edition.

Features requiring optional licenses are listed at the beginning of the Guide documents. For example, at the beginning of the Security Guide: http://docs.marklogic.com/guide/security/intro

Role base security, Element Level Security, use of Encryption without KMS, and all the other rich security features in MarkLogic do not require the Advanced Security option and therefore are part of the Marketplace edition license.

"Some MarkLogic Server security features require an Advanced Security License in addition to the regular license. The Advanced Security License option is required when using:

• Compartment Security
• Redaction
• An external Key Management System (KMS) or keystore with encryption at rest"

(I am a MarkLogic employee)

Yeah, if you import an image with "--license-type AWS", AWS will activate windows by using their KMS every time server booting up, this completed by ec2config service or ec2launch(2016), you can check logs to find how Ec2WindowsActivate plugin works. To change this behavior, please modify config.xml of ec2config.

If you import an image with "--license-type BYOL", AWS ec2config or ec2launch will ignore windows activation which makes you need to have your own licenses.

Also, you can imagine AWS hourly rate gonna be higher than BYOL because AWS is paying licenses.

https://github.com/LarrysGIT/Switch-AWS-AMI-from-BYOL-to-AWS