scar | Serverless Container-aware ARchitectures | Cloud Functions library
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SCAR is a framework to transparently execute containers out of Docker images in AWS Lambda, in order to run applications (see examples for ImageMagick, FFmpeg and AWS CLI, as well as deep learning frameworks such as Theano and Darknet) and code in virtually any programming language (see examples for Ruby, R, Erlang and Elixir) on AWS Lambda. SCAR provides the benefits of AWS Lambda with the execution environment you decide, provided as a Docker image available in Docker Hub. It is probably the easiest, most convenient approach to run generic applications on AWS Lambda, as well as code in your favourite programming language, not only in those languages supported by AWS Lambda. SCAR also supports a High Throughput Computing Programming Model to create highly-parallel event-driven file-processing serverless applications that execute on customized runtime environments provided by Docker containers run on AWS Lambda. The development of SCAR has been published in the Future Generation Computer Systems scientific journal. SCAR is integrated with API Gateway in order to expose an application via a highly-available HTTP-based REST API that supports both synchronous and asynchronous invocations. It is also integrated with AWS Batch. This way, AWS Lambda can be used to acommodate the execution of large bursts of short requests while long-running executions are delegated to AWS Batch. SCAR allows to create serverless workflows by combining functions that run on either AWS Batch or AWS Lambda which produce output files that trigger the execution of functions that, again, run on either AWS Batch or AWS Lambda, using the very same Docker images, thus effectively creating highly-scalable cross-services serverless workflows. Related resources: Scientific Paper (pre-print).
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- Create an ECR image
- Create a docker image from lambda info
- Push an image to ECR
- Prepare the name of the Docker image
- Process the image
- Create S3 buckets
- Wait until a function is active
- Adds an invocation permission to the lambda function
- Link function to bucket
- Given a list of boxes and a list of boxes return the resulting image
- Parse command line arguments
- Launch the function
- Adds the invoke command parser
- Add log parser
- Add rm command parser
- Adds the command parser for the run command
- Check supervisor version
- Generate arguments for node properties
- Parse a Lambda Function creation response
- Prints the response of AWS Lambda functions
- Parse the Invocation response and return the results
- Download the supervisor
- List files in S3
- Invoke Lambda function
- Removes the resources defined in the scenario
- List OSCAR services
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Lines of Code : 36License : Strong Copyleft (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Copy>>> from collections import Counter
>>> Counter("care")
Counter({'c': 1, 'a': 1, 'r': 1, 'e': 1})
>>> Counter("race")
Counter({'r': 1, 'a': 1, 'c': 1, 'e': 1})
>>> Counter("care") == Counter("race")
Truemean = np.mean(blurred)
print('mean:', mean)
max = np.amax(blurred)
print('max:', max)
from collections import Counter
list_of_sets = [{'allow', 'feel', 'fear', 'situat', 'properti', 'despit', 'face', 'ani'}, {'unpleas', 'someth', 'fear', 'make', 'abil', 'face', 'scar', 'us', 'feel'}]
words = [word for my_set in list_of_set@bot.command()
async def nominate(ctx, nominatedperson: discord.Member):
print("command: nominate")
nominated_person = nominatedperson.mention
nominated_persons = "nominated_persons"
await update_db(nominated_persons, nominated_perasync def update_db(key, value):
if key in db.keys():
db[key].append(value)
else:
db[key] = [value]
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print(driver.find_element_by_css_selector("yt-formatted-string.style-scope.ytd-video-element = driver.find_element_by_xpath('//*[@id="container"]/h1/yt-formatted-string')
print(element.text)
(pd.concat( (pd.get_dummies(df['Type']), df), axis=1, sort=False)
.groupby('ID', as_index=False, sort=False)
.agg({'TYPE': list, 'Movie':'sum', 'Game':'sum', 'Book':'sum'})
)
ID order = [{"orderID":"test1","orderPacked":"Yes","orderSubmitted":"Yes","orderVerified":"Yes","stage":1}]
combined = [
{"barcode":"95590","name":"Ash","quantity":6,"orderID":"test1"},
{"barcode":"95591","name":"Beat","quantity":6,"orsql_cols = ['description', 'height', 'weight', 'class' ]
sql_vals = [ 1, 2, 3, 4 ]
sql_test = " and ".join("{} = :{}".format(*x) for x in zip(sql_cols,sql_vals) )
print (sql_test)
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Answered 2022-Apr-16 at 13:15You can wrap your
- in a and center it like this:
QUESTION
This program functions like an anagram, the segment below shows a small algorithm which goes through a list of given words that are stored within a list named word_list and compares the items within to a choice word that is inserted by the user.
The first loop iterates through every one of those items within the list and assigns them to word then sets shared_letters(counter to decide whether or not the letters word can be found within choice) to zero before starting to go through shared letters between the two words in order to not overflow the i iterable during the second loop.
The second loop iterates x using the length of word which is stored within word length . Then the loop goes through a conditional if-statement which decides whether the x index letter of sliced word (which is just equal to list(word)) is found within sliced choice (list(choice)). If it is then the counter shared_letters goes up by 1, otherwise it breaks out of the second loop and goes back to the first in order to get a new word.
The looping process has worked fine before with me, but for some reason in this segment of code it just no longer runs the second loop at all, I've tried putting in print statements to check the routes that the program was taking, and it always skipped over the nested for loop. Even when I tried turning it into something like a function, the program just refused to go through that function.
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Answered 2022-Mar-29 at 02:12You have a number of issues, but I think the biggest is that this search does not account for anagrams that have multiple of the same letter. The easiest way to determine if a word would be an anagram or not would be to see if they each have the same count for each letter.
There is a builtin helper class called Counter from the collections module that can help with this.
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I maintain a small repo (about 10 files) on one of my Linux boxes. The files are all shell scripts that I use on the box, and edit (almost exclusively) on the box. I also keep it remotely on GitHub, and update GitHub when I've made changes.
In October last year, there was a minor disaster: A script (not part of the repo) I had written to automate updates to the repo deleted all of the files in my local copy. I recovered from this, and sidelined my auto-update script until I corrected the issue.
Since then, GitHub has added requirements to use a token, or an SSH key for transactions between the GitHub server, and my local box. I added the SSH key recently, and this seems to be working OK.
I mention all of this history because I've just noticed today that there is an odd hidden file in my local repo: .git_old. From the date on the folder, I guess this was created during the restoration of my local repo (a clone of GitHub IIRC).
I have just today made a change to one of the files in the repo, and my (cautious) commit procedure begins as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-07 at 07:30Can .git_old be removed without repercussions?
Yes. And add it to your .gitignore, as you can see in this project.
Some scripts like FriendlyUser/file-track-Dapp/fixgit.sh can generate such folder or file:
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I am trying to model the relation between a scar acquisition rate of a wild population of animals, and I have calculated yearly rates before.
If you see below the plot, it seems to me that rates rise through the middle of the period and than fall again. I have tried to fit a polynomial LM with the code
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-01 at 14:30Since the data was not provided (next time please provide a complete reproducible question including all inputs) we used the data in the Note at the end. We see that that the model is highly significant if we group the points using the indicated breakpoints.
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im not programer, i have json file, want to see in html file, i try to convert with https://www.convertjson.com/ its work, but thats only make a basic table, like excel, no filter, dropdown not as shown on the web preview, what should I do so that the html results are as displayed on the web preview on the web
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-17 at 23:07You can use bootstrap librariy.
https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.0/content/tables/
Or, you can use open-source javascript grid libraries.
https://blog.logrocket.com/5-open-source-javascript-datagrids/
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Here is now all of my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-23 at 00:01I hope you imported IonPage, IonGrid, IonRow, IonCol, IonCard
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I should mention that I am pretty new to react, and still feeling my way into it. What I'm trying to do here is probably WAY over my head.
I'm trying to integrate react-select with the floating label from react-bootstrap. Since react-select gives you a lot of control over their CSS, that should work fine, and mostly the code works.
However, if I hover over the select, I get a blue border that I can't get rid of: Snip of the select being hovered
The FF developer console reveals that there are in fact two css statements for exactly the same selector:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-23 at 12:54(I would write in this in the comment rather than reply but I don't have "reputation")
Is it possible to include a link to the page?
Based on what I'm looking at in the attached screenshots (SS), it may be possible that the "blue border" is not a "css border" property at all but is the result of some other CSS attribute such as "outline" or "box-shadow", which is often standard UX behaviour during a ":focus" event on a select box.
Either way, it looks like the border on the select is not the issue for the select based on your dev tools screenshot but we can triple check by looking at the "computed properties" for the select box to confirm that border is correctly set to none.
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whenever I try to add text in footer it already gets positioned in center. I don't know how to fix coz I can't find where is the error. Can anyone help me fix this and also whenever I try to add bootstrap link to my header it affects my drop down css also. also Im using notepad++ for website html code
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Answered 2021-Aug-18 at 17:21There are too many problems with your markup. First thing is stop using center tag, that is outdated now, Use css instead to center the elements.
Your footer is wrapped inside the center tag ( very hard to find but if you see it with the chrome developer tool, you will find that ).
Try to learn modern Html5 and css3 syntax. Happy learning.
QUESTION
I took a before and after image of a hyperpigmented scar and I would like to measure the improvement using opencv.
First, I adjusted the exposure of the two images then I converted them to greyscale and inverted them using:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-29 at 01:17You can use Numpy to measure the mean (average) value or you can use it to get just the maximum value in each image.
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[image showing what I need to create
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Answered 2021-May-31 at 17:55Community Discussions, Code Snippets contain sources that include Stack Exchange Network
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You can use scar like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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