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API Dock, a web application for managing and testing your APIs and docs, implemented using Python, Flask and Vue.js.
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- Insert new roles
- Adds a permission to the user
- Return whether the user has the given permission
- Resets permissions
- Decorator that checks whether a given permission is required
- Return an error response
- Shortcut for 403 Forbidden response
- Check if the user is an administrator
- Check if user has permission
- Create Flask application
- Run migrations
- Remove a permission from the user
- Return an error response
- Shortcut for bad request
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QUESTION
I am dockerizing springboot application(with PostgreSQL). I want to overwrite application.properties in docker container with my own application.properties. My docker-compose.yml file looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-15 at 10:40You have two solutions:
1) First solution
Create application.properties with env variable
QUESTION
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Answered 2021-Oct-14 at 18:24I have managed to get this working. For the benefits of others ill share my learnings:
I made a few small changes starting with my api function. Changing the function to the following:
QUESTION
I used to build and push the image of a service to my preprod server very fast (in a few seconds). However since a few days it is very slow, and today it doesn't even finish creating the image.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-07 at 09:15It turns out unused images took 99% of the space allowed for images.
QUESTION
I am having the connection error with the docker-composer when I try to access a postgres database through an API in Node.
I'm using Sequelize as ORM to acess the database. But I'dont know what happened.
docker-compose.yml:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-16 at 20:09If node is the only app that connects to postgre-db you can remove the networks, and expose the postgredb running port (5432). To connect to the db you can simply use the container name as host.
Connection String:
"postgres://YourUserName:YourPassword@postgres-db:5432/YourDatabase";
QUESTION
I installed a venv named env in this folder:
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Answered 2020-Mar-18 at 15:05As we established in the comments section, your problem is not because of wrongly set up virtual environment, but it's worth mentioning the possible solution for others who might come across this question in future.
The problem with virtual env being invoked from other virtual env directory is a frequent symptom of copying virtual env directory from one place to another. This should be avoided! The reason behind that is the VIRTUAL_ENV variable hardcoded in [venv_dir]/bin/activate script. So, always make sure that this variable points to a valid directory.
In order to list packages from a virtual environment only, you need to use --local flag either for pip freeze or pip list. You can find this in the documentation:
-l, --local
If in a virtualenv that has global access, do not list globally-installed packages.
The key phrase is global access. The possible reason why pip keeps finding packages that are outside your virtual environment might be the PYTHONPATH and PATH environment variables. Check them. Whatever you have in those paths will be visible by pip.
QUESTION
I am interested in using the spaCy python library for my own open source project. What I am searching for is a Rest-based API. What is necessary or what is the recommended way to expose the spaCy api via a common Rest interface? I already took a look into the spacy services and the spacy-api-docker project form jgontrum. But it seems there is no offical rest api available and everyone have to do it by himself. If so, what is the best way to wrap a python spaCy method/script into a rest api? There seems to be frameworks like falcon, hug and flask to help me in doing this.
But is it the recommended approach to write my own rest api server with one of these frameworks or is there something I have overseen and spaCy is already available via a rest api interface?
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Answered 2020-Apr-01 at 15:12spaCy is not deeply tied to any framework, so you can choose your favorite and use it.
Another option you might consider is FastAPI. For example, here's a simple spaCy entity recognition API:
QUESTION
I'm currently creating a Kubernetes cluster for a production environment.
In my cluster, I have 2 node-pool, let's call them api-pool and web-pool
In my api-pool, I have 2 nodes with 4CPU and 15Gb of RAM each.
I'm trying to deploy 8 replicas of my api in my api-pool, each replicas should have 1CPU and 3.5Gi of RAM.
My api.deployment.yaml looks something like this :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-18 at 17:14You can use a nodeselector which is the simplest recommended form of node selection constraint.
label the nodes of api-pool with pool=api
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