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Hope you all are doing good. I've working on Kusto query which runs against Azure Kubernetes cluster. it works fine though when i try to incorporate within ARM template to create dashboard it throws me an error related to "expected token 'RightParenthesis' and actual 'Identifier'".

Running query in log analytic workspace is given below:

Hello everyone I am trying to use AWK to extract the version= value from pkg-info from an XML file.

I would like to just do something like:

I am testing server performance using JMeter to mimic a large number of users hitting our digital ocean server in a short period of time. When I set JMeter to 200 users and test it against my Laravel based webpage, every works fine. When I increase the number of users to 500, I start to get 524 errors.

The server CPU never goes over 10% and the memory is at 30%, so the server has enough power. The first couple of hundred requests process correctly, but then the 524 errors begin to appear. The failed requests have a higher latency and connection than the successful requests as shown in this screen shot. Any clue where I should start looking for the problem?

My conf file in sites available

location ~.php$ {

I am trying to examine my node to potentially fix my nodes, but the command "get" is failing.

the error is

Let consider a extension formed with this function:

I have a 900X900 2-d numpy array that I plotted using the matshow() method, the result is great but I don't want to show the position of the pixel on the axis, rather, I want to label the x-axis and y-axis with different strings at specified locations(eg. x=50, x=200, x=700 ,y=50, y=200, y=700). I also want to only show x and y ticks at specified locations(eg.x=100, x=400, and x=900). So, how to do it? This is my sample code

This is a carry on question from my previous one and I was wondering how I can go about improving my code, which currently has an extreme delay in outputting the numbers to the display and also not showing the expected outputs under all situations, i.e., some segments are not lit up.

Please see the images below!

Correct but delayed output 1

Correct but delayed output 2

Correct but delayed output 3

Incorrect and delayed output

From an inexperienced point of view, I imagine that it's a timing issue. But, how I go about solving it isn't quite clear to me at the moment. Therefore, any insights or proposed numbers that I can use will be very much appreciated.

The working code with the ADC code block is below:

This is a weird smearing effect I've never seen before in rendered matplotlib figures that looks like a printer error. I'm not clear on what might be causing it. I'm processing a sizeable dataframe (4.5gb) to render two copies of the same figure generated from each row, filenames are derived from the data which is why they're not simply copied and renamed after the process.

Here's a simpler version with np.random instead of the dataframe:

I am trying to create a Fetchable protocol that contains the location of where to get the objects from as part of its type, and instead of writing the fetch function with an explicit type parameter, like this: