servi | Ansible templates to quickly build development | Continous Integration library
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kandi X-RAY | servi Summary
Servi helps developers build production-quality servers, easily and quickly. It mirrors your production environment on a virtual machine for development, ensuring that when you push to production, everything works.
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- Runs the juju template
- Return a list of all available boxes
- Get the template version
- Return the name and path to the box
- Start the service
- Recursively update a dictionary
- Get config from servi
- Load global configuration from the servi
- Use setuptools
- Download Setuptools
- Run rsync
- Execute rsync command
- Returns a set of modified roles that have been modified
- Create a new manifest
- Runs the server
- Install Setuptools
- Download a setuptools package
- Parse command line options
- Download a file from a given URL
- Runs the diff
- Run ansible
- Run ansible - playbook
- Setup logging
- Parse and run command line
- Checks if the template has changed
- The main entry point
- Build the argument list for install
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QUESTION
I am working on a sample api in rust. Everything is working fine in locally. I'm using windows 10 and this version of rust and cargo.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-11 at 14:33The error is due to the mongodb 0.9.2
depending on os_info 1.3.3
, which doesn't compile on Linux. The correct way to resolve this problem would be to bump mongodb
version - 0.9.2
is fairly old; the latest version at time of writing is 2.1.0
, and it uses os_info 3
, which doesn't have this problem.
If, however, for some reason this update is undesirable (e.g. if the changes due to the changed API would be too large), and the crate isn't going to be published to crates.io, it's possible to leverage the Cargo.toml [patch]
section:
- Copy the source code of the
os_info
into some local directory. It can be found in$USER_DIR/cargo/registry/src/github.com-$HASH/os_info-1.3.3
(the root component is the home directory, e.g.C:/Users/username
; hash can be different). - Add the following entry to the
Cargo.toml
:
QUESTION
I am running a background servie and at a specific time, I want to send some data in form of JSON string to my application. It may happen that my app is currently terminated, so I am using app laucher plugin to open my application. After opening the application, I want to send some data to application so as to display it. So, how can I send the message and recieve it in my main application (I will have to change the state of my widget once I recieve the data)?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-23 at 08:24I am not completely sure if this works, but I think instead of somehow sending the data from the background service to the main application you could probably save it in shared preferences or local database or using hive or something similar and simply retrieve it in your main application.
QUESTION
I have a table in SQL Server.
All days exist as columns in the table (Monday, Tuesday, ...).
The data types of the columns are bit.
In this case, how can I check current day is true in where
condition?
Like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-04 at 12:18As Larnu mentioned the design should be changed in order to ease of query. But when you insist to keep this structure; here is the sample:
QUESTION
Can someone let me know if its possible to send Azure Service Bus messages, (Service Bus Queues, in particular) to Azure Data Factory or Blob Storage.
According to the following link, there isn’t a connector for Service Bus with ADF. However, it does state that its possible to send messages to Blob Store. But unfortunately, I can’t find any information on how to send messages to blob storage.
Has anyone come across any links?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-28 at 06:16If you're looking to turn Azure Service Bus into a Storage Blob, that's probably easy to achieve. You need a Service Bus trigger to retrieve the message payload and its ID to use as a blob name, storing the payload (message body) using whatever mechanism you want. Could be using Storage SDK to write the contents into a blob. Or a blob output binding with a random blob name. Or the message ID as the blob name. Below is an example of a function that will be triggered by a new message in Service bus queue called myqueue
and will generate a blob named after message's ID in the messages
container.
In-process SDK
QUESTION
I'm trying to apply a word2vec model on a review dataset. First of all I apply the preprocessing to the dataset:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-25 at 16:58According to the official doc:
QUESTION
such a question: There is a code that sends an email with the data of the cell "var RANGE" Under the condition "var check" > 10 in the "if" function What needs to be done to:
The "var check" condition did not parse a single cell, but a range. (Just write Q123:Q126, it won't work, the script is not executed) and the condition should not be >10, but equal to =10 since the trigger runs the function every day and checks the table.
If the number 10 is in the "var check" range, then the entire line should be sent by email. If it doesn't work out, then at least do it like this>
"var RANGE" make it possible to selectively take cells (ex. B121:N129, R123:T129)
Can i get some advice?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-31 at 12:18Done it. @cooper help me just a little. Solution:
QUESTION
I'm fresh student and soon I will have to finish project. But I'm stuck! I do learn JS but I can't understand how to make something. So this is what I need to make.
I have select elements with some options. Some divs with select are hidden and I want to show them when someone click on 1st select some option example "Veliki servis". (Want to remove class hidden from #filteri #ulja.) I tried and I am tired now.
Hope will get answer soon so I can analyze.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-29 at 12:51Here is a compact way of achieving your objective:
QUESTION
This is my webpack config
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-21 at 07:28After a days effort I figured out where I went wrong. Previously my webpack config was like this
QUESTION
Client (nuxt
) is up on http://localhost:3000
and the client sends
requests to http://localhost:8080
.
Server (django
) is running on 0.0.0.0:50051
.
Also docker
is up
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-20 at 15:29I needed a proxy to receive requests from the server. So I used envoy proxy. In this way, nginx received the request from the browser and then sent it to a port (for example 5000). On the other hand, envoy
listens to port 5000 and then sends the request to the server running on port 50051.
This is how I designed the tracking of a gRPC
connection.
QUESTION
I have a list of lists in JSON format like the following. I need to convert these lists into DropDownMenu items in Flutter. To do that,
- Read the data from the JSON file
- Convert the data to an available class format(FormContent class)
- Create a Future that returns a list of FormContent.
- Read the data inside the FutureBuilder
- Convert the list of FormContent into a List of Strings that DropDownMenu could accept
At the end where I print the first item of the items
, I get Instance of 'FormContent'
as a result of this execution(I marked it in the FutureBuilder widget, below). What I was expecting is the list of "stajTuru"
in the JSON file.
["Ortopedi", "Kardiyoloji","Dermatoloji", "Pediatri"]
Since there is a nested list format. I tried to execute print(items[0][0].toString());
to get the first item's content. However, I get an error like this
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-18 at 19:58you made a mistake, form content properties need to make public,
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Install servi
Install Ansible
Install Vagrant
Confirm Python 3.4 python 3 --version if < 3.4, then upgrade your python
Fork servi You really want to fork servi (instead of cloning), since it is highly likely you will want to tweak your base templates and keep them in git. If you've never forked, it's a piece of cake. Github: fork a repo
Clone your forked repo. eg: git clone https://github.com/YOUR-USERNAME/servi
Install servi Note - it is important to install with the 'develop' option below so that when you change your templates, any servi xx command will use your changed files. cd <your local forked directory> python3 setup.py develop
Test it Step 1 - initialize $ mkdir mysite $ cd mysite $ servi init . Step 2 - configure Edit ~/Servifile_globals.yml For now, don't worry about most. Just modify this one: MAIN_RSA_KEY_FILE: <path to your rsa key> Step 3 - Up! $ sudo echo "192.168.10.9 mysite.dev" >> /etc/hosts $ vagrant up $ curl mysite.dev # Should see Hello, world! $ curl mysite.dev/flask # Should see Hello, world! $ # Works? Now delete it. $ vagrant destroy
Upgrade rsync (optional) If you want to use servi pushto you need a current version of rsync. On a mac, do brew upgrade rsync
To run servi on a new production server, you need to do some basic manual configuration in order for ansible to connect properly.
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