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I’m attempting to deploy an SFTP server using python / paramiko into AKS.

This deployed successfully into a bare metal dev server, however I am having issues deploying this into AKS.

The problem starts when creating the LoadBalancer service, this triggers a deluge of TCP traffic on the target port which renders the SFTP server useless.

Is this expected? I’m at the limit of how the AKS internals work so I don’t want to assume this is an error, but I would like to know where I might be going wrong.

The code below reproduces the issue in a newly provisioned AKS environment using the nast network sniffer. Run the first command to launch nast and then create the load balancer service using in a separate console:

Is there any practical benefits/reasons to use a collection instead of a map or collection instead of a list?

In reading through the Zoho Creator Deluge documentation there doesn’t look to be criteria to consider for when it is better to use to use collections in instead of maps or lists. Could someone point to the specific documentation that covers when (and why) to use collections or maps-and-lists. Or describe the criteria you consider when making this design choice?

Sucasa’s response references a good resource that describes what collections are and includes a brief description of how they differ from maps and lists.

However this question is: what criteria to consider when deciding to a collection instead of a list or map. In other words, when should a developer use a map or a list instead of a collection?

Lists use add() for inserting values and Maps use put() for inserting key/value pairs. So those distinct function names re-enforce to the developer which data structure is being acted on. That seems like it is beneficial.

A collection can be created as a list-collection or a map-collection, and can use the same insert() function to insert values in the collection. What is an example situation where that is useful?

Using a collection reduces the visibility of whether a developer is using a list or a map data-structure and the developer still needs to know which structure is being used when doing an insert() action or a ‘for each’ loop because the syntax will be slightly different for each depending on whether the collection is a list-collection or map-collection. So it seems slightly better to use lists and maps directly and not use collections.

Are there other considerations to think about when evaluating whether to use a collection instead of a map or a list?

A collection is different from a collection-variable. A collection-variable is a Zoho-Deluge-Query result. There can be a bit of confusion here because the Zoho-Deluge online editor displays a tooltip that says 'collection' when one has a Zoho-Deluge-Query result. The Zoho-Deluge-Query result (collection-variable) seems to behave like an object with direct database access to the query results.

I'm trying to understand this code example I found in the GTK+ 3.0 reference manual:

I managed to get this script working earlier but then it stopped working and now I always get this error and the logs don't show any information the .log file is empty

My script was working fine until I changed { df -k ${fileSystem}|tail -n1 } to { quota -u |tail -n1 } because it shows the correct usage assigned to me instead of the entire seedbox

• Check Entire Seedbox disk free

I am not a full fledged programmer (yet) but am getting pretty good at no and low code. I use Zoho Deluge scripts a lot.

Zoho spits out the ugliest, most unformatted JSON responses and I want to know the best environment I should use to copy the response and paste into to get a clean, formatted JSON.

Thanks :)

Zoho Creator Deluge : how to dynamically create a temporary form?

I tried a test deluge script in creator to dynamically generate a form. Here is the example code:

I have some HTML markup; I created a each table for one record but as shown in img. The text is not aligned properly and ignores <% %> inside there are deluge script, I remove deluge script for easily understandable purpose. I want to display in center even if word is too long, then it should not affect on next row.

Code:

I have a variable in a deluge script and I want to display its data type in the log. I tried this, which reports there is no function type(): info type(my variable);

Also I searched for zoho deluge data type and zoho deluge introspection but didn't find anything that was actionable.

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

Thank you.

2020-09-25 update:

In the online deluge editor, the tooltips will display the type of a variable as one enters the variable name. That means the javascript in the editor is able to get the variable types and display them. Is there a deluge command to do the same thing?

I have two forms "candidates" and "companies" have both having multi-select dropdown "skills_set" . I want to search the records from the "skills_set" of company and filter records of candidates based on "" using deluge in Zoho creator. Let me know if anyone can help. Here is what I Tried. Java, Php is skillset example but this things not work.