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I'm working on a document backup solution that needs to be bulletproof. Im running my backup each week, and Im able to do a dryrun before the actual dump to determine how many documents I am going to dump. So, I have a target number.

Issue is, when I actually RUN the mongodump, it writes all output to the CONSOLE, not to stdout. So I cant capture the output to a variable, find the number of documents it dumped, and compare to my target number.

Ive also looked and dont see any way to use mongorestore to get a record count in the file after the fact.

And no, wc -l doesnt work.

So, this is what I see written to console during the mongodump:

In our project we are deploying our Spring Boot based microservices into Azure using Azure Kubernetes Service and we have a Jenkins Job that creates ConfigMaps with appropriate DB names using Azure CLI . Now I want to get the values of DB Names from the ConfigMap created by Jenkins in my Spring Boot application.properties . Jenkins job uses following code to create a configmap in AKS

I have a lambda function which accepts GET, POST and DELETE requests. I want to invoke it using the boto3 library for python.

According to the documentation, one can invoke a lambda function with boto3 like so:

I'm creating an AMI and I want to wait until the AMI is 'available'. I'm using the following code:

I have Kubernetes cluster set up and managed by AKS, and I have access to it with the python client.

Thing is that when I'm trying to send patch scale request, I'm getting an error.

I've found information about scaling namespaced deployments from python client in the GitHub docs, but it was not clear what is the body needed in order to make the request work:

I want to get cucumber report, but it nothing generates. I get this error during running via mvn clean install. I cant to resolve this issue. I'm new in automation...

/* During run as Maven Clean Install I get mentioned below error:

Before this, I checked this, snakemake's documentation, this,and this. Maybe they actually answered this question but I just didn't understand it.

In short, I create in one rule a number of files from other files, that both conform to a wildcard format. I don't know how many of these I create, since I don't know how many I originally download.

In all of the examples I've read so far, the output is directory("the/path"), while I have a "the/path/{id}.txt. So this I guess modifies how I call the checkpoints in the function itself. And the use of expand.

The rules in question are:

download_mv

textgrid_to_ctm_txt

get_MV_IDs

merge_ctms

The order of the rules should be:

download_mv (creates {MV_ID}.TEX and .wav (though not necessarily the same amount)

textgrid_to_ctm_txt (creates from {MV_ID}.TEX matching .txt and .ctm)

get_MV_IDs (should make a list of the .ctm files)

merge_ctms (should concatenate the ctm files)

kaldi_align (from the .wav and .txt directories creates one ctm file)

analyse_align (compares ctm file from kaldi_align the the merge_ctms)

upload_print_results

I have tried with the outputs of download_mv being directories, and then trying to get the IDs but I had different errors then. Now with snakemake --dryrun I get

I have the following problem, when I used the command below, it appears that snakemake cannot resolve the creation of the environment using the --use-conda option.

If I not use this option of snakemake and launch the snakefile in an appropriate environment created by conda and not by snakemake, the command execution is ok.

Did someone have the same problem ?

Thanks,

Command:

• macOS Big Sur
• Python 3.9.5
• main dependencies