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you can use combineLatest:

combineLatest is an operator which you want to use when value depends on the mix of some others Observables. When an item is emitted by either of two Observables, combine the latest item emitted by each Observable via a specified closure and emit items based on the results of this closure.

For reference follow this - combineLatest meduim link

As commented, Jackson doesn't find "ID" field so it throws an exception. You can add @JsonProperty("ID") on top of id field in ItemDto:

The Serial object has a __del__ method which does what you want, so you don't need to write it.

That being said, you shouldn't rely on __del__ being called. For the same reason that you shouldn't leave files opened, you shouldn't rely on the garbage collector to close things for you. In fact, during interpreter shutdown, there is no reason to garbage collect your objects since the OS will reclaim this memory anyway, so implementations other than CPython don't really bother. The reason to do it is these objects that hold handles to OS resources which may not get closed when the program closes.

So, to be sure that the handle gets released properly, you should close() the serial port yourself, and not wait for interpreter shutdown to do it for you.

As brgsousa mentioned in the comment, the solution was redeploy as DaemonSet.

Here is working yaml file:

Yes, it is possible.
What you are searching for is called mirroring. And nginx implements it since version 1.13.4, see the directive mirror for more info.
Example:

The celery documentation says:

If you want to use periodic tasks you need to start the celerybeat service. You have to make sure only one instance of this server is running at any time, or else you will end up with multiple executions of the same task.

Go ahead and read the entire page of documentation, I think it directly answers your question. I do not believe Redis is going to help you run periodic tasks, however your server will need to run celerybeat.

You have to use like this

You cannot pass parameters to the constructor of the service from the component, because the service is necessarily constructed first and provided to the component. Such is just the Angular way. Instead, it seems that the idiom is to ensure that the service is local to the component by including the service in the providers array in the control's metadata (rather than in the providers array for the app)

Since relay behaves as simply as GPIO output (or more precisely GPO), what you need is just name the corresponding line. It can be done by assigning gpio-line-names property of the GPIO controller in the ACPI or Device Tree. With a use of libgpiod tools (such as gpiofind, gpioinfo), that access GPIO controller via character device node, you may find your line and do the operations on it. Note, GPIO sysfs interface is deprecated and it will be removed from the kernel on a horizon of ~5 years or so.