Packages:
Package v1alpha1 is the v1alpha1 version of the API.
Resource Types:(Appears on: TriggerTemplate)
AWSLambdaTrigger refers to specification of the trigger to invoke an AWS Lambda function
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
functionName
string
|
FunctionName refers to the name of the function to invoke. |
accessKey
Kubernetes core/v1.SecretKeySelector
|
(Optional)
AccessKey refers K8s secret containing aws access key |
secretKey
Kubernetes core/v1.SecretKeySelector
|
(Optional)
SecretKey refers K8s secret containing aws secret key |
region
string
|
Region is AWS region |
payload
[]TriggerParameter
|
Payload is the list of key-value extracted from an event payload to construct the request payload. |
parameters
[]TriggerParameter
|
(Optional)
Parameters is the list of key-value extracted from event’s payload that are applied to the trigger resource. |
invocationType
string
|
(Optional)
Choose from the following options.
|
roleARN
string
|
(Optional)
RoleARN is the Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the role to assume. |
string
alias)(Appears on: ArgoWorkflowTrigger)
ArgoWorkflowOperation refers to the type of the operation performed on the Argo Workflow
(Appears on: TriggerTemplate)
ArgoWorkflowTrigger is the trigger for the Argo Workflow
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
source
ArtifactLocation
|
Source of the K8s resource file(s) |
operation
ArgoWorkflowOperation
|
(Optional)
Operation refers to the type of operation performed on the argo workflow resource. Default value is Submit. |
parameters
[]TriggerParameter
|
Parameters is the list of parameters to pass to resolved Argo Workflow object |
args
[]string
|
Args is the list of arguments to pass to the argo CLI |
(Appears on: ArgoWorkflowTrigger, StandardK8STrigger)
ArtifactLocation describes the source location for an external artifact
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
s3
github.com/argoproj/argo-events/pkg/apis/common.S3Artifact
|
S3 compliant artifact |
inline
string
|
Inline artifact is embedded in sensor spec as a string |
file
FileArtifact
|
File artifact is artifact stored in a file |
url
URLArtifact
|
URL to fetch the artifact from |
configmap
Kubernetes core/v1.ConfigMapKeySelector
|
Configmap that stores the artifact |
git
GitArtifact
|
Git repository hosting the artifact |
resource
github.com/argoproj/argo-events/pkg/apis/common.Resource
|
Resource is generic template for K8s resource |
(Appears on: TriggerTemplate)
AzureEventHubsTrigger refers to specification of the Azure Event Hubs Trigger
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
fqdn
string
|
FQDN refers to the namespace dns of Azure Event Hubs to be used i.e. |
hubName
string
|
HubName refers to the Azure Event Hub to send events to |
sharedAccessKeyName
Kubernetes core/v1.SecretKeySelector
|
SharedAccessKeyName refers to the name of the Shared Access Key |
sharedAccessKey
Kubernetes core/v1.SecretKeySelector
|
SharedAccessKey refers to a K8s secret containing the primary key for the |
payload
[]TriggerParameter
|
Payload is the list of key-value extracted from an event payload to construct the request payload. |
parameters
[]TriggerParameter
|
(Optional)
Parameters is the list of key-value extracted from event’s payload that are applied to the trigger resource. |
(Appears on: TriggerTemplate)
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
connectionString
Kubernetes core/v1.SecretKeySelector
|
ConnectionString is the connection string for the Azure Service Bus |
queueName
string
|
QueueName is the name of the Azure Service Bus Queue |
topicName
string
|
TopicName is the name of the Azure Service Bus Topic |
subscriptionName
string
|
SubscriptionName is the name of the Azure Service Bus Topic Subscription |
tls
github.com/argoproj/argo-events/pkg/apis/common.TLSConfig
|
(Optional)
TLS configuration for the service bus client |
payload
[]TriggerParameter
|
Payload is the list of key-value extracted from an event payload to construct the request payload. |
parameters
[]TriggerParameter
|
(Optional)
Parameters is the list of key-value extracted from event’s payload that are applied to the trigger resource. |
string
alias)(Appears on: DataFilter)
Comparator refers to the comparator operator for a data filter
(Appears on: ConditionsResetCriteria)
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
cron
string
|
Cron is a cron-like expression. For reference, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron |
timezone
string
|
(Optional) |
(Appears on: TriggerTemplate)
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
byTime
ConditionsResetByTime
|
Schedule is a cron-like expression. For reference, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron |
(Appears on: TriggerTemplate)
CustomTrigger refers to the specification of the custom trigger.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
serverURL
string
|
ServerURL is the url of the gRPC server that executes custom trigger |
secure
bool
|
Secure refers to type of the connection between sensor to custom trigger gRPC |
certSecret
Kubernetes core/v1.SecretKeySelector
|
CertSecret refers to the secret that contains cert for secure connection between sensor and custom trigger gRPC server. |
serverNameOverride
string
|
ServerNameOverride for the secure connection between sensor and custom trigger gRPC server. |
spec
map[string]string
|
Spec is the custom trigger resource specification that custom trigger gRPC server knows how to interpret. |
parameters
[]TriggerParameter
|
Parameters is the list of parameters that is applied to resolved custom trigger trigger object. |
payload
[]TriggerParameter
|
Payload is the list of key-value extracted from an event payload to construct the request payload. |
(Appears on: EventDependencyFilter)
DataFilter describes constraints and filters for event data Regular Expressions are purposefully not a feature as they are overkill for our uses here See Rob Pike’s Post: https://commandcenter.blogspot.com/2011/08/regular-expressions-in-lexing-and.html
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
path
string
|
Path is the JSONPath of the event’s (JSON decoded) data key Path is a series of keys separated by a dot. A key may contain wildcard characters ‘*’ and ‘?’. To access an array value use the index as the key. The dot and wildcard characters can be escaped with ‘\’. See https://github.com/tidwall/gjson#path-syntax for more information on how to use this. |
type
JSONType
|
Type contains the JSON type of the data |
value
[]string
|
Value is the allowed string values for this key Booleans are passed using strconv.ParseBool() Numbers are parsed using as float64 using strconv.ParseFloat() Strings are taken as is Nils this value is ignored |
comparator
Comparator
|
Comparator compares the event data with a user given value. Can be “>=”, “>”, “=”, “!=”, “<”, or “<=”. Is optional, and if left blank treated as equality “=”. |
template
string
|
Template is a go-template for extracting a string from the event’s data. A Template is evaluated with provided path, type and value. The templating follows the standard go-template syntax as well as sprig’s extra functions. See https://pkg.go.dev/text/template and https://masterminds.github.io/sprig/ |
Event represents the cloudevent received from an event source.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
context
EventContext
|
|
data
[]byte
|
(Appears on: Event, EventDependencyFilter)
EventContext holds the context of the cloudevent received from an event source.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
id
string
|
ID of the event; must be non-empty and unique within the scope of the producer. |
source
string
|
Source - A URI describing the event producer. |
specversion
string
|
SpecVersion - The version of the CloudEvents specification used by the event. |
type
string
|
Type - The type of the occurrence which has happened. |
datacontenttype
string
|
DataContentType - A MIME (RFC2046) string describing the media type of |
subject
string
|
Subject - The subject of the event in the context of the event producer |
time
Kubernetes meta/v1.Time
|
Time - A Timestamp when the event happened. |
(Appears on: SensorSpec)
EventDependency describes a dependency
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
name
string
|
Name is a unique name of this dependency |
eventSourceName
string
|
EventSourceName is the name of EventSource that Sensor depends on |
eventName
string
|
EventName is the name of the event |
filters
EventDependencyFilter
|
Filters and rules governing toleration of success and constraints on the context and data of an event |
transform
EventDependencyTransformer
|
Transform transforms the event data |
filtersLogicalOperator
LogicalOperator
|
FiltersLogicalOperator defines how different filters are evaluated together. Available values: and (&&), or (||) Is optional and if left blank treated as and (&&). |
(Appears on: EventDependency)
EventDependencyFilter defines filters and constraints for a event.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
time
TimeFilter
|
Time filter on the event with escalation |
context
EventContext
|
Context filter constraints |
data
[]DataFilter
|
Data filter constraints with escalation |
exprs
[]ExprFilter
|
Exprs contains the list of expressions evaluated against the event payload. |
dataLogicalOperator
LogicalOperator
|
DataLogicalOperator defines how multiple Data filters (if defined) are evaluated together. Available values: and (&&), or (||) Is optional and if left blank treated as and (&&). |
exprLogicalOperator
LogicalOperator
|
ExprLogicalOperator defines how multiple Exprs filters (if defined) are evaluated together. Available values: and (&&), or (||) Is optional and if left blank treated as and (&&). |
script
string
|
Script refers to a Lua script evaluated to determine the validity of an event. |
(Appears on: EventDependency)
EventDependencyTransformer transforms the event
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
jq
string
|
(Optional)
JQ holds the jq command applied for transformation |
script
string
|
(Optional)
Script refers to a Lua script used to transform the event |
(Appears on: EventDependencyFilter)
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
expr
string
|
Expr refers to the expression that determines the outcome of the filter. |
fields
[]PayloadField
|
Fields refers to set of keys that refer to the paths within event payload. |
(Appears on: ArtifactLocation)
FileArtifact contains information about an artifact in a filesystem
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
path
string
|
(Appears on: ArtifactLocation)
GitArtifact contains information about an artifact stored in git
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
url
string
|
Git URL |
cloneDirectory
string
|
Directory to clone the repository. We clone complete directory because GitArtifact is not limited to any specific Git service providers. Hence we don’t use any specific git provider client. |
creds
GitCreds
|
(Optional)
Creds contain reference to git username and password |
sshKeySecret
Kubernetes core/v1.SecretKeySelector
|
SSHKeySecret refers to the secret that contains SSH key |
filePath
string
|
Path to file that contains trigger resource definition |
branch
string
|
(Optional)
Branch to use to pull trigger resource |
tag
string
|
(Optional)
Tag to use to pull trigger resource |
ref
string
|
(Optional)
Ref to use to pull trigger resource. Will result in a shallow clone and fetch. |
remote
GitRemoteConfig
|
(Optional)
Remote to manage set of tracked repositories. Defaults to “origin”. Refer https://git-scm.com/docs/git-remote |
insecureIgnoreHostKey
bool
|
(Optional)
Whether to ignore host key |
(Appears on: GitArtifact)
GitCreds contain reference to git username and password
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
username
Kubernetes core/v1.SecretKeySelector
|
|
password
Kubernetes core/v1.SecretKeySelector
|
(Appears on: GitArtifact)
GitRemoteConfig contains the configuration of a Git remote
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
name
string
|
Name of the remote to fetch from. |
urls
[]string
|
URLs the URLs of a remote repository. It must be non-empty. Fetch will always use the first URL, while push will use all of them. |
(Appears on: TriggerTemplate)
HTTPTrigger is the trigger for the HTTP request
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
url
string
|
URL refers to the URL to send HTTP request to. |
payload
[]TriggerParameter
|
|
tls
github.com/argoproj/argo-events/pkg/apis/common.TLSConfig
|
(Optional)
TLS configuration for the HTTP client. |
method
string
|
(Optional)
Method refers to the type of the HTTP request. Refer https://golang.org/src/net/http/method.go for more info. Default value is POST. |
parameters
[]TriggerParameter
|
Parameters is the list of key-value extracted from event’s payload that are applied to the HTTP trigger resource. |
timeout
int64
|
(Optional)
Timeout refers to the HTTP request timeout in seconds. Default value is 60 seconds. |
basicAuth
github.com/argoproj/argo-events/pkg/apis/common.BasicAuth
|
(Optional)
BasicAuth configuration for the http request. |
headers
map[string]string
|
(Optional)
Headers for the HTTP request. |
secureHeaders
[]*github.com/argoproj/argo-events/pkg/apis/common.SecureHeader
|
(Optional)
Secure Headers stored in Kubernetes Secrets for the HTTP requests. |
string
alias)(Appears on: DataFilter)
JSONType contains the supported JSON types for data filtering
(Appears on: TriggerPolicy)
K8SResourcePolicy refers to the policy used to check the state of K8s based triggers using labels
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
labels
map[string]string
|
Labels required to identify whether a resource is in success state |
backoff
github.com/argoproj/argo-events/pkg/apis/common.Backoff
|
Backoff before checking resource state |
errorOnBackoffTimeout
bool
|
ErrorOnBackoffTimeout determines whether sensor should transition to error state if the trigger policy is unable to determine the state of the resource |
(Appears on: TriggerTemplate)
KafkaTrigger refers to the specification of the Kafka trigger.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
url
string
|
URL of the Kafka broker, multiple URLs separated by comma. |
topic
string
|
Name of the topic. More info at https://kafka.apache.org/documentation/#intro_topics |
partition
int32
|
(Optional)
DEPRECATED |
parameters
[]TriggerParameter
|
Parameters is the list of parameters that is applied to resolved Kafka trigger object. |
requiredAcks
int32
|
RequiredAcks used in producer to tell the broker how many replica acknowledgements Defaults to 1 (Only wait for the leader to ack). |
compress
bool
|
(Optional)
Compress determines whether to compress message or not. Defaults to false. If set to true, compresses message using snappy compression. |
flushFrequency
int32
|
(Optional)
FlushFrequency refers to the frequency in milliseconds to flush batches. Defaults to 500 milliseconds. |
tls
github.com/argoproj/argo-events/pkg/apis/common.TLSConfig
|
(Optional)
TLS configuration for the Kafka producer. |
payload
[]TriggerParameter
|
Payload is the list of key-value extracted from an event payload to construct the request payload. |
partitioningKey
string
|
The partitioning key for the messages put on the Kafka topic. |
version
string
|
(Optional)
Specify what kafka version is being connected to enables certain features in sarama, defaults to 1.0.0 |
sasl
github.com/argoproj/argo-events/pkg/apis/common.SASLConfig
|
(Optional)
SASL configuration for the kafka client |
schemaRegistry
github.com/argoproj/argo-events/pkg/apis/common.SchemaRegistryConfig
|
(Optional)
Schema Registry configuration to producer message with avro format |
string
alias)(Appears on: StandardK8STrigger)
KubernetesResourceOperation refers to the type of operation performed on the K8s resource
(Appears on: TriggerTemplate)
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
intervalSeconds
uint64
|
(Optional)
Only print messages every interval. Useful to prevent logging too much data for busy events. |
string
alias)(Appears on: EventDependency, EventDependencyFilter)
(Appears on: TriggerTemplate)
NATSTrigger refers to the specification of the NATS trigger.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
url
string
|
URL of the NATS cluster. |
subject
string
|
Name of the subject to put message on. |
payload
[]TriggerParameter
|
|
parameters
[]TriggerParameter
|
|
tls
github.com/argoproj/argo-events/pkg/apis/common.TLSConfig
|
(Optional)
TLS configuration for the NATS producer. |
(Appears on: TriggerTemplate)
OpenWhiskTrigger refers to the specification of the OpenWhisk trigger.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
host
string
|
Host URL of the OpenWhisk. |
version
string
|
(Optional)
Version for the API. Defaults to v1. |
namespace
string
|
Namespace for the action. Defaults to “_”. |
authToken
Kubernetes core/v1.SecretKeySelector
|
(Optional)
AuthToken for authentication. |
actionName
string
|
Name of the action/function. |
payload
[]TriggerParameter
|
Payload is the list of key-value extracted from an event payload to construct the request payload. |
parameters
[]TriggerParameter
|
(Optional)
Parameters is the list of key-value extracted from event’s payload that are applied to the trigger resource. |
(Appears on: ExprFilter)
PayloadField binds a value at path within the event payload against a name.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
path
string
|
Path is the JSONPath of the event’s (JSON decoded) data key Path is a series of keys separated by a dot. A key may contain wildcard characters ‘*’ and ‘?’. To access an array value use the index as the key. The dot and wildcard characters can be escaped with ‘\’. See https://github.com/tidwall/gjson#path-syntax for more information on how to use this. |
name
string
|
Name acts as key that holds the value at the path. |
(Appears on: TriggerTemplate)
PulsarTrigger refers to the specification of the Pulsar trigger.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
url
string
|
Configure the service URL for the Pulsar service. |
topic
string
|
Name of the topic. See https://pulsar.apache.org/docs/en/concepts-messaging/ |
parameters
[]TriggerParameter
|
Parameters is the list of parameters that is applied to resolved Kafka trigger object. |
payload
[]TriggerParameter
|
Payload is the list of key-value extracted from an event payload to construct the request payload. |
tlsTrustCertsSecret
Kubernetes core/v1.SecretKeySelector
|
(Optional)
Trusted TLS certificate secret. |
tlsAllowInsecureConnection
bool
|
(Optional)
Whether the Pulsar client accept untrusted TLS certificate from broker. |
tlsValidateHostname
bool
|
(Optional)
Whether the Pulsar client verify the validity of the host name from broker. |
tls
github.com/argoproj/argo-events/pkg/apis/common.TLSConfig
|
(Optional)
TLS configuration for the pulsar client. |
authTokenSecret
Kubernetes core/v1.SecretKeySelector
|
(Optional)
Authentication token for the pulsar client. Either token or athenz can be set to use auth. |
connectionBackoff
github.com/argoproj/argo-events/pkg/apis/common.Backoff
|
(Optional)
Backoff holds parameters applied to connection. |
authAthenzParams
map[string]string
|
(Optional)
Authentication athenz parameters for the pulsar client. Refer https://github.com/apache/pulsar-client-go/blob/master/pulsar/auth/athenz.go Either token or athenz can be set to use auth. |
authAthenzSecret
Kubernetes core/v1.SecretKeySelector
|
(Optional)
Authentication athenz privateKey secret for the pulsar client. AuthAthenzSecret must be set if AuthAthenzParams is used. |
(Appears on: Trigger)
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
unit
RateLimiteUnit
|
Defaults to Second |
requestsPerUnit
int32
|
string
alias)(Appears on: RateLimit)
Sensor is the definition of a sensor resource
| Field | Description | ||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
metadata
Kubernetes meta/v1.ObjectMeta
|
Refer to the Kubernetes API documentation for the fields of the
metadata field.
|
||||||||||||||||
spec
SensorSpec
|
|
||||||||||||||||
status
SensorStatus
|
(Optional) |
(Appears on: Sensor)
SensorSpec represents desired sensor state
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
dependencies
[]EventDependency
|
Dependencies is a list of the events that this sensor is dependent on. |
triggers
[]Trigger
|
Triggers is a list of the things that this sensor evokes. These are the outputs from this sensor. |
template
Template
|
(Optional)
Template is the pod specification for the sensor |
errorOnFailedRound
bool
|
ErrorOnFailedRound if set to true, marks sensor state as |
eventBusName
string
|
EventBusName references to a EventBus name. By default the value is “default” |
replicas
int32
|
Replicas is the sensor deployment replicas |
revisionHistoryLimit
int32
|
(Optional)
RevisionHistoryLimit specifies how many old deployment revisions to retain |
loggingFields
map[string]string
|
(Optional)
LoggingFields add additional key-value pairs when logging happens |
(Appears on: Sensor)
SensorStatus contains information about the status of a sensor.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
Status
github.com/argoproj/argo-events/pkg/apis/common.Status
|
(Members of |
(Appears on: SlackTrigger)
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
username
string
|
(Optional)
Username is the Slack application’s username |
icon
string
|
(Optional)
Icon is the Slack application’s icon, e.g. :robot_face: or https://example.com/image.png |
(Appears on: SlackTrigger)
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
messageAggregationKey
string
|
(Optional)
MessageAggregationKey allows to aggregate the messages to a thread by some key. |
broadcastMessageToChannel
bool
|
(Optional)
BroadcastMessageToChannel allows to also broadcast the message from the thread to the channel |
(Appears on: TriggerTemplate)
SlackTrigger refers to the specification of the slack notification trigger.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
parameters
[]TriggerParameter
|
(Optional)
Parameters is the list of key-value extracted from event’s payload that are applied to the trigger resource. |
slackToken
Kubernetes core/v1.SecretKeySelector
|
SlackToken refers to the Kubernetes secret that holds the slack token required to send messages. |
channel
string
|
(Optional)
Channel refers to which Slack channel to send Slack message. |
message
string
|
(Optional)
Message refers to the message to send to the Slack channel. |
attachments
string
|
(Optional)
Attachments is a JSON format string that represents an array of Slack attachments according to the attachments API: https://api.slack.com/reference/messaging/attachments . |
blocks
string
|
(Optional)
Blocks is a JSON format string that represents an array of Slack blocks according to the blocks API: https://api.slack.com/reference/block-kit/blocks . |
thread
SlackThread
|
(Optional)
Thread refers to additional options for sending messages to a Slack thread. |
sender
SlackSender
|
(Optional)
Sender refers to additional configuration of the Slack application that sends the message. |
(Appears on: TriggerTemplate)
StandardK8STrigger is the standard Kubernetes resource trigger
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
source
ArtifactLocation
|
Source of the K8s resource file(s) |
operation
KubernetesResourceOperation
|
(Optional)
Operation refers to the type of operation performed on the k8s resource. Default value is Create. |
parameters
[]TriggerParameter
|
Parameters is the list of parameters that is applied to resolved K8s trigger object. |
patchStrategy
k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/types.PatchType
|
(Optional)
PatchStrategy controls the K8s object patching strategy when the trigger operation is specified as patch. possible values: “application/json-patch+json” “application/merge-patch+json” “application/strategic-merge-patch+json” “application/apply-patch+yaml”. Defaults to “application/merge-patch+json” |
liveObject
bool
|
(Optional)
LiveObject specifies whether the resource should be directly fetched from K8s instead
of being marshaled from the resource artifact. If set to true, the resource artifact
must contain the information required to uniquely identify the resource in the cluster,
that is, you must specify “apiVersion”, “kind” as well as “name” and “namespace” meta
data.
Only valid for operation type |
(Appears on: TriggerPolicy)
StatusPolicy refers to the policy used to check the state of the trigger using response status
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
allow
[]int32
|
(Appears on: SensorSpec)
Template holds the information of a sensor deployment template
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
metadata
github.com/argoproj/argo-events/pkg/apis/common.Metadata
|
Metadata sets the pods’s metadata, i.e. annotations and labels |
serviceAccountName
string
|
(Optional)
ServiceAccountName is the name of the ServiceAccount to use to run sensor pod. More info: https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/configure-pod-container/configure-service-account/ |
container
Kubernetes core/v1.Container
|
(Optional)
Container is the main container image to run in the sensor pod |
volumes
[]Kubernetes core/v1.Volume
|
(Optional)
Volumes is a list of volumes that can be mounted by containers in a workflow. |
securityContext
Kubernetes core/v1.PodSecurityContext
|
(Optional)
SecurityContext holds pod-level security attributes and common container settings. Optional: Defaults to empty. See type description for default values of each field. |
nodeSelector
map[string]string
|
(Optional)
NodeSelector is a selector which must be true for the pod to fit on a node. Selector which must match a node’s labels for the pod to be scheduled on that node. More info: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/configuration/assign-pod-node/ |
tolerations
[]Kubernetes core/v1.Toleration
|
(Optional)
If specified, the pod’s tolerations. |
imagePullSecrets
[]Kubernetes core/v1.LocalObjectReference
|
(Optional)
ImagePullSecrets is an optional list of references to secrets in the same namespace to use for pulling any of the images used by this PodSpec. If specified, these secrets will be passed to individual puller implementations for them to use. For example, in the case of docker, only DockerConfig type secrets are honored. More info: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/containers/images#specifying-imagepullsecrets-on-a-pod |
priorityClassName
string
|
(Optional)
If specified, indicates the EventSource pod’s priority. “system-node-critical” and “system-cluster-critical” are two special keywords which indicate the highest priorities with the former being the highest priority. Any other name must be defined by creating a PriorityClass object with that name. If not specified, the pod priority will be default or zero if there is no default. More info: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/configuration/pod-priority-preemption/ |
priority
int32
|
(Optional)
The priority value. Various system components use this field to find the priority of the EventSource pod. When Priority Admission Controller is enabled, it prevents users from setting this field. The admission controller populates this field from PriorityClassName. The higher the value, the higher the priority. More info: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/configuration/pod-priority-preemption/ |
affinity
Kubernetes core/v1.Affinity
|
(Optional)
If specified, the pod’s scheduling constraints |
(Appears on: EventDependencyFilter)
TimeFilter describes a window in time. It filters out events that occur outside the time limits. In other words, only events that occur after Start and before Stop will pass this filter.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
start
string
|
Start is the beginning of a time window in UTC. Before this time, events for this dependency are ignored. Format is hh:mm:ss. |
stop
string
|
Stop is the end of a time window in UTC. After or equal to this time, events for this dependency are ignored and Format is hh:mm:ss. If it is smaller than Start, it is treated as next day of Start (e.g.: 22:00:00-01:00:00 means 22:00:00-25:00:00). |
(Appears on: SensorSpec)
Trigger is an action taken, output produced, an event created, a message sent
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
template
TriggerTemplate
|
Template describes the trigger specification. |
parameters
[]TriggerParameter
|
Parameters is the list of parameters applied to the trigger template definition |
policy
TriggerPolicy
|
(Optional)
Policy to configure backoff and execution criteria for the trigger |
retryStrategy
github.com/argoproj/argo-events/pkg/apis/common.Backoff
|
(Optional)
Retry strategy, defaults to no retry |
rateLimit
RateLimit
|
(Optional)
Rate limit, default unit is Second |
atLeastOnce
bool
|
(Optional)
AtLeastOnce determines the trigger execution semantics. Defaults to false. Trigger execution will use at-most-once semantics. If set to true, Trigger execution will switch to at-least-once semantics. |
(Appears on: AWSLambdaTrigger, ArgoWorkflowTrigger, AzureEventHubsTrigger, AzureServiceBusTrigger, CustomTrigger, HTTPTrigger, KafkaTrigger, NATSTrigger, OpenWhiskTrigger, PulsarTrigger, SlackTrigger, StandardK8STrigger, Trigger)
TriggerParameter indicates a passed parameter to a service template
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
src
TriggerParameterSource
|
Src contains a source reference to the value of the parameter from a dependency |
dest
string
|
Dest is the JSONPath of a resource key. A path is a series of keys separated by a dot. The colon character can be escaped with ‘.’ The -1 key can be used to append a value to an existing array. See https://github.com/tidwall/sjson#path-syntax for more information about how this is used. |
operation
TriggerParameterOperation
|
Operation is what to do with the existing value at Dest, whether to ‘prepend’, ‘overwrite’, or ‘append’ it. |
string
alias)(Appears on: TriggerParameter)
TriggerParameterOperation represents how to set a trigger destination resource key
(Appears on: TriggerParameter)
TriggerParameterSource defines the source for a parameter from a event event
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
dependencyName
string
|
DependencyName refers to the name of the dependency. The event which is stored for this dependency is used as payload for the parameterization. Make sure to refer to one of the dependencies you have defined under Dependencies list. |
contextKey
string
|
ContextKey is the JSONPath of the event’s (JSON decoded) context key ContextKey is a series of keys separated by a dot. A key may contain wildcard characters ‘*’ and ‘?’. To access an array value use the index as the key. The dot and wildcard characters can be escaped with ‘\’. See https://github.com/tidwall/gjson#path-syntax for more information on how to use this. |
contextTemplate
string
|
ContextTemplate is a go-template for extracting a string from the event’s context. If a ContextTemplate is provided with a ContextKey, the template will be evaluated first and fallback to the ContextKey. The templating follows the standard go-template syntax as well as sprig’s extra functions. See https://pkg.go.dev/text/template and https://masterminds.github.io/sprig/ |
dataKey
string
|
DataKey is the JSONPath of the event’s (JSON decoded) data key DataKey is a series of keys separated by a dot. A key may contain wildcard characters ‘*’ and ‘?’. To access an array value use the index as the key. The dot and wildcard characters can be escaped with ‘\’. See https://github.com/tidwall/gjson#path-syntax for more information on how to use this. |
dataTemplate
string
|
DataTemplate is a go-template for extracting a string from the event’s data. If a DataTemplate is provided with a DataKey, the template will be evaluated first and fallback to the DataKey. The templating follows the standard go-template syntax as well as sprig’s extra functions. See https://pkg.go.dev/text/template and https://masterminds.github.io/sprig/ |
value
string
|
Value is the default literal value to use for this parameter source This is only used if the DataKey is invalid. If the DataKey is invalid and this is not defined, this param source will produce an error. |
useRawData
bool
|
(Optional)
UseRawData indicates if the value in an event at data key should be used without converting to string. When true, a number, boolean, json or string parameter may be extracted. When the field is unspecified, or explicitly false, the behavior is to turn the extracted field into a string. (e.g. when set to true, the parameter 123 will resolve to the numerical type, but when false, or not provided, the string “123” will be resolved) |
(Appears on: Trigger)
TriggerPolicy dictates the policy for the trigger retries
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
k8s
K8SResourcePolicy
|
K8SResourcePolicy refers to the policy used to check the state of K8s based triggers using using labels |
status
StatusPolicy
|
Status refers to the policy used to check the state of the trigger using response status |
(Appears on: Trigger)
TriggerTemplate is the template that describes trigger specification.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
name
string
|
Name is a unique name of the action to take. |
conditions
string
|
(Optional)
Conditions is the conditions to execute the trigger. For example: “(dep01 || dep02) && dep04” |
k8s
StandardK8STrigger
|
(Optional)
StandardK8STrigger refers to the trigger designed to create or update a generic Kubernetes resource. |
argoWorkflow
ArgoWorkflowTrigger
|
(Optional)
ArgoWorkflow refers to the trigger that can perform various operations on an Argo workflow. |
http
HTTPTrigger
|
(Optional)
HTTP refers to the trigger designed to dispatch a HTTP request with on-the-fly constructable payload. |
awsLambda
AWSLambdaTrigger
|
(Optional)
AWSLambda refers to the trigger designed to invoke AWS Lambda function with with on-the-fly constructable payload. |
custom
CustomTrigger
|
(Optional)
CustomTrigger refers to the trigger designed to connect to a gRPC trigger server and execute a custom trigger. |
kafka
KafkaTrigger
|
Kafka refers to the trigger designed to place messages on Kafka topic. |
nats
NATSTrigger
|
NATS refers to the trigger designed to place message on NATS subject. |
slack
SlackTrigger
|
(Optional)
Slack refers to the trigger designed to send slack notification message. |
openWhisk
OpenWhiskTrigger
|
(Optional)
OpenWhisk refers to the trigger designed to invoke OpenWhisk action. |
log
LogTrigger
|
(Optional)
Log refers to the trigger designed to invoke log the event. |
azureEventHubs
AzureEventHubsTrigger
|
(Optional)
AzureEventHubs refers to the trigger send an event to an Azure Event Hub. |
pulsar
PulsarTrigger
|
(Optional)
Pulsar refers to the trigger designed to place messages on Pulsar topic. |
conditionsReset
[]ConditionsResetCriteria
|
(Optional)
Criteria to reset the conditons |
azureServiceBus
AzureServiceBusTrigger
|
(Optional)
AzureServiceBus refers to the trigger designed to place messages on Azure Service Bus |
(Appears on: ArtifactLocation)
URLArtifact contains information about an artifact at an http endpoint.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
path
string
|
Path is the complete URL |
verifyCert
bool
|
VerifyCert decides whether the connection is secure or not |
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Performs beam search decoding on the logits given in input.
tf.compat.v1.nn.ctc_beam_search_decoder_v2
tf.compat.v2.nn.ctc_beam_search_decoder
tf.nn.ctc_beam_search_decoder( inputs, sequence_length, beam_width=100, top_paths=1 )
Note The ctc_greedy_decoder
is a special case of the
ctc_beam_search_decoder
with top_paths=1
and beam_width=1
(but
that decoder is faster for this special case).
inputs
: 3-D float
Tensor
, size [max_time, batch_size, num_classes]
.
The logits.sequence_length
: 1-D int32
vector containing sequence lengths, having size
[batch_size]
.beam_width
: An int scalar >= 0 (beam search beam width).top_paths
: An int scalar >= 0, <= beam_width (controls output size).A tuple (decoded, log_probabilities)
where
decoded
: A list of length top_paths, where decoded[j]
is a SparseTensor
containing the decoded outputs:decoded[j].indices
: Indices matrix [total_decoded_outputs[j], 2]
;
The rows store: [batch, time]
.
decoded[j].values
: Values vector, size [total_decoded_outputs[j]]
.
The vector stores the decoded classes for beam j
.
decoded[j].dense_shape
: Shape vector, size (2)
.
The shape values are: [batch_size, max_decoded_length[j]]
.
log_probability
: A float
matrix [batch_size, top_paths]
containing
sequence log-probabilities.


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The compare report shows four charts with information about steps, heart rate,
acceleration and sleep.
Each chart provides the selected analysis.
You can zoom in with your mouse by selecting a time period.
With right click it is possible to export the chart as PDF or image.
Furthermore, you can zoom out with a right click.
In the options you can select the accuracy and the time period you want to investigate.


| An introductions to the Schutz, programming-language-aware editor. | ||
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The internal representation can be viewed as an AST. This is needed to support language-aware browsing, transformation, etc. Currently, this is used to support batch-mode backend processing of language definition, see Ldl1. Other uses are pending.
The layout of syntactic content of the code being edited is performed by the editor, according to layout rules provided as part of the definition of the language, see Ldl1. A relatively rich set of conditional layout rules are possible. They are isolated, defined in Ldl1, and can be changed by the user. Changing them requires some thoroughness, so this is not a trivial task.
In contrast to syntactic material, the layout of nonsyntactic material, e.g., comments, is specified by the user and mostly preserved. There are is some automatic left-right shifting of comments, done to maintain certain kinds of alignment with shifted code.
Scanning, parsing, and semantic analysis can be performed on incomplete and incorrect code. Obviously, there are limitations on what is possible here, but these are minimized.
Schutz is capable of handling multiple languages. The great majority of Schutz is language-independent. Most of the description of a to-be-edited language is provided by a language definition in a specialized language, creatively named Ldl1, for "language definition language".
Currently, a lexical scanner for a language must be handwritten, conforming to a somewhat unusual interface, to support incremental rescanning. Generation of most or all of a scanner from the language definition would not be difficult, but is not currently implemented.
Schutz does make certain assumptions about the language, in order to allow for incremental scanning and parsing. In particular, scanning must be separable from parsing and both from identifier resolution, thus precluding C and C++. Removing this restriction would require a fundmentally different and, no doubt, even far more complicated design, and would probably preclude much of the current incrementality anyway. Also, Schutz requires that lexical tokens must either end with an explicit closing delimiting character such as a closing quote, or else not contain white space.
The parsing syntax, abstract syntax, and formatting and layout syntax of a to-be-edited language are defined in a language definition language named Ldl1, along with a few odd bits. Schutz itself is used to parse Ldl1. It contains a backend translator, which generates several files, some Modula-3 source code, some tables, some prebuilt data structure, etc. These provide Schutz with the necessary information to edit the defined language.
The parsing of Ldl1 is bootstrapped using some batch mode main programs and a more primitive definition language named Ldl0. Eventually, equivalents of handwritten files are regenerated and used in the regular editor.
Rescanning, reparsing, and, when implemented, semantic analysis, are performed incrementally, only on portions of the code that have been edited since last time, and on limited portions of other code, as necessitated by the edited changes.. Systematic reprocessing of a whole file is not necessary.
Incremental analysis does not require O(N) computation, where N is proportional to the entire edited program size. All operations are designed to have O(log N) complexity. However, there are curently one or two bugs that are worked around by an add-on O(N) repair process.
Here, "compact" is relative. All internal representations I have been familiar with tend to run around 10 times the size of the pure text file. Schutz was running around 5 times, in the days of 32-bit computers, but undoubtedly has lost some on 64-bit machines. You can't feasibly make pointers smaller than pointers. Internal representations are written to files using Pickles, which are no doubt a bit smaller, because of pointer replacement.
Schutz does not do anything to what the user types without being asked. Imagine typing code, working through the intermediate states that are syntactically incorrect, while your editor was reparsing, syntax repairing, and redoing layout after every keystroke, the way some document editors do line filling. Need I say more?
Incremental reanalysis happens only in response to user commands. However, if you do request it, you will then get the suggested repairs (see Syntax Repair), layout adjustment, etc.
The internal representation is functional. that is, the various data objects are, after initial construction, immutable, and thus shareable. The O(log N) complexity of incremental operations depends, in large part on this property. Thus, merely keeping a pointer to the root of a representation effectively keeps that entire representation, unchanged. Any changes build new data structure, starting with a new root pointer, but sharing as much as possible of the old. This means undo is a simple as reusing the older pointer.
There are minor exceptions that do not alter any user-visible properties of the edited code. There is a less minor exception in the data structure for textual display on the screen, which uses some doubly-linked lists that get mutated. Since this is entirely derived from the main data structure, it can be recomputed at any time.
Schutz has a syntax error repair scheme that is, well, elaborate. How well its behavior compares to others is unknown, but it was the most thorough I found in the literature, at the time of implementation. Since the representation has an AST at its core, with various additions and exceptions, parsing must come up with a syntactically correct repair.
A typical compiler would just quietly forge ahead translating a repaired program, or issue messages and refuse to go further. In keeping with Nothing unasked-for, Schutz inserts exceptions to the AST that, in effect, undo its repair actions. These are always shown on the screen, as inserted or crossed out tokens. Thus, although the layout will likely change, the token string is as the user typed, pre-repair. The user can explicitly accept repairs, en mass, or individually. Reparsing of unaccepted repairs treats them as originally typed.
With the exception of a brief period of vulnerability during screen repaint (see Functional Representation, Schutz catches assertion failures and runtime errors and opens a dialog allowing the user options, such as save the current data structure, undo the failing command, create a dump, etc.


The purpose of the attribute is performs the action defined on elements identified by the CSS selector.
See the following chapters:
data-wd-action=act{target}
For various targets and subactions:
data-wd-action=act1{target1}act2{target2}
Tab1 content.
Tab2 content.


This feature allows you to physically move your VPS to another location.
During the migration, all data on your VPS is preserved, and the total downtime will be only a few seconds to few
minutes. However, the IP address of your VPS will change.
Current DC: {{currentDC}}
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Index
JsViews: Next-generation jQuery Templates
Interactive data-driven views, built on top of JsRender templates
Step by Step samples
Rendering and linking
Switch templates: Accordion
Recursive Tree View - {{each}}
Full declarative data linking with 'observable' editable data and arrays
Server-render then client-activate
Top-level data-linking
Todos app sample - step by step
Todos sample app
Avoiding global functions and variables: Passing context


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Authors: Michael Truog (mjtruog at protonmail dot com).
cidr_string() = [48..57 | 46 | 97..102 | 58 | 47, ...]
format_binary() = <<_:8, _:_*8>>
IPv4 dotted decimal address (no octal or hex) IPv6 lowercase hex with colons
format_string() = [48..57 | 46 | 97..102 | 58 | 37, ...]
| from_binary/1 |
Parse a binary string representation.. |
| from_string/1 |
Parse a binary string representation.. |
| patterns/1 |
Create service name pattern strings that represent a CIDR (Classless Inter-Domain Routing) notation string.Usage of the resulting patterns requires at least 1 suffix letter in the service name pattern string created with each pattern (i.e., each pattern wouldn't be used as a suffix). |
| to_binary/1 |
Create a binary string representation.IPv6 doesn't shorten a group of zeroes so more exact pattern matches are possible in service names. |
| to_string/1 |
Create a list string representation.IPv6 doesn't shorten a group of zeroes so more exact pattern matches are possible in service names. |
from_binary(BinaryIP::format_binary()) -> inet:ip_address()
from_string(StringIP::format_string()) -> inet:ip_address()
patterns(CIDR::cidr_string()) -> [cloudi:service_name_pattern(), ...]
to_binary(IP::inet:ip_address()) -> format_binary()
to_string(X1::inet:ip_address()) -> format_string()
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Bs ek br ankhen bnd kar k kolna
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| Interface Summary | |
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| JdbcRDD.ConnectionFactory |
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| AsyncRDDActions<T> | A set of asynchronous RDD actions available through an implicit conversion. |
| CoGroupedRDD<K> | :: DeveloperApi :: A RDD that cogroups its parents. |
| DoubleRDDFunctions | Extra functions available on RDDs of Doubles through an implicit conversion. |
| HadoopRDD<K,V> | :: DeveloperApi ::
An RDD that provides core functionality for reading data stored in Hadoop (e.g., files in HDFS,
sources in HBase, or S3), using the older MapReduce API (org.apache.hadoop.mapred ). |
| JdbcRDD<T> | An RDD that executes an SQL query on a JDBC connection and reads results. |
| NewHadoopRDD<K,V> | :: DeveloperApi ::
An RDD that provides core functionality for reading data stored in Hadoop (e.g., files in HDFS,
sources in HBase, or S3), using the new MapReduce API (org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce ). |
| OrderedRDDFunctions<K,V,P extends Product2<K,V>> | Extra functions available on RDDs of (key, value) pairs where the key is sortable through an implicit conversion. |
| PairRDDFunctions<K,V> | Extra functions available on RDDs of (key, value) pairs through an implicit conversion. |
| PartitionCoalescer | Coalesce the partitions of a parent RDD (prev ) into fewer partitions, so that each partition of
this RDD computes one or more of the parent ones. |
| PartitionGroup | |
| PartitionPruningRDD<T> | :: DeveloperApi :: A RDD used to prune RDD partitions/partitions so we can avoid launching tasks on all partitions. |
| RDD<T> | A Resilient Distributed Dataset (RDD), the basic abstraction in Spark. |
| SequenceFileRDDFunctions<K,V> | Extra functions available on RDDs of (key, value) pairs to create a Hadoop SequenceFile, through an implicit conversion. |
| ShuffledRDD<K,V,C> | :: DeveloperApi :: The resulting RDD from a shuffle (e.g. |
| UnionRDD<T> |
Provides implementation's of various RDDs.
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const class studs::Ntpd
sys::Obj studs::Daemon studs::Ntpd
The Ntpd daemon provides support for synchronizing wall clock time using the NTP protocol.
See NTP chapter for details.
- cur
-
const static Ntpd? cur(Bool checked := true)
Get the Ntpd instance for this VM. If an instance is not found, throw Err if
checked
otherwise return null. - make
-
new make()
- servers
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Str[] servers
The current NTP server pool.
- sync
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Bool sync(Duration? timeout := null)
Block until ntpd acquires a valid time. If
timeout
isnull
this method blocks indefinietly. Returnstrue
time was acquired, orfalse
if timed out.


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Professor at CMU Predicts Ethereum Will Overtake Bitcoin as The Number One Cryptocurrency
“According to Professor Vipul Goyal, Ethereum’s main edge over Bitcoin is its powerful and versatile blockchain platform that goes beyond the facilitation of payments”
December 02, 2017 – Vipul Goyal, a professor at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) who teaches graduate courses on blockchain and cryptocurrencies, predicts that Ethereum will overtake Bitcoin as the top cryptocurrency. In an interview with howstuffworks, he added that the drastic increase in new ICOs will soon stabilize, resulting in only “a few dozen in circulation”.
"My personal prediction is that Ethereum will end up becoming the biggest cryptocurrency," Goyal said.
Goyal said that Ethereum is more than a cryptocurrency, as it is primarily a platform enabling various applications to run on blockchain securely. This sets it apart from Bitcoin, whose only objective is to replace traditional currency. Ethereum’s blockchain infrastructure is therefore said to be more “powerful and versatile”, allowing for a wide array of use cases (apart from currency and payments) on its platform.
Goyal also said that individuals, developers and startups are finding it easy to create decentralized apps (Dapps) on the Ethereum network, as Ethereum’s programming language is easy to adopt. One example of this pioneering programming language is the idea of a “smart contract”, where a deal between two parties can be programmed on Ethereum’s platform. These contracts enforce themselves automatically, and can “even impose penalties for a breach”.
Another example of a use case on Ethereum’s blockchain platform is the idea of “programmable money”, illustrated by Andrew Miller, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Illinois, in the same interview as Goyal.
“Programmable money” allows a party to limit transactions once they hit a pre-set ceiling. From Miller:
“A student can withdraw up to $100 a week for expenses, but anything beyond that requires an authorization by the parents' unique cryptography key.”
Miller also thinks that programmable money is one of those ideas that will quickly spread into mainstream banking.
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I have been working and learning code for several years and I wish to see how far I can go on my journey. I love computers and I want to work on them all day. I finally feel like an artist with is canvas. I hope to learn as much as I can to make the most of this experience.


Welcome to qmacroexamples
It is planned to include markdown notes, R scripts, ipython notebooks and the occasional slides
Sections
Simple ('toy') model with non-stationary TFP: preparing the way to add imperfect information, first, and model uncertainty, later, to investigate interation between productivity trend and labor
Notes on the bibliography : comments and schedules of reading regarding books and papers relevant to the toy model.
Programming: software set-up instructions, comments, programming examples, programming assignments, etc.
Math notes : commented examples and problems sets with mathematical exercises.
- Some other comments/instructions can been seen at project's Wiki (at the GitHub repository).


About Us
This is a data-driven website example for University of London's Responsive Web Design MOOC class
offered on Coursera. The course is the 2nd in the required sequence for achieving the Responsive
Website Development and Design specialization.
Requirements for this assignment iteration include:
- Create at least 1 HTML file that contains the structure of our site, including templates
designed to display that data.
- Create a JavaScript file that maps our data onto the templates and provides page interactivity.
- Create a CSS file that styles our page, including optional use of the Bootstrap library.
- The overall layout should clearly display data in an understandable way, and ensure that
the end-user always knows where they are, where they can go, and what they can do.


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Recently, I had my first experience with cocaine. For a long time, I had held that I would never do blow, but some turned up when I was hanging out and smoking pot with a few friends. I was initially hesitant, but finally decided to agree to do a bump. The dose was dispensed in the recessed filter of a Parliament ciggarette, I do not have a mg-based approxamation.
The substance was a very white powder. Almost immidiately upon snorting it, I could feel a slight rush. This quickly progressed, over the course of 1-2 minutes, to feeling 'high'.  It is not incapacating, and does not alter my perceptions as strongly as LSD or even marijuana. When I was high, I became very, very talkative, developed nervous ticks (foot-tapping, blinking often), and was elated. This lasted for about one hour, with effects noticably lessening as time progressed. After 45 minutes, there was a notable desire for more coke; it quickly became apparent why coke is often referred to as the most 'more-ish' drug. I did not use any more coke, feeling that it would be unwise at best.
Cocaine's effects on perception are unusual. Everything seemed a little more cohesive than it usually does, things made sense without my having to question them, and ideas flowed faster and with more impact than they usually do. I will probably do cocaine again, as it was highly enjoyable, but the health risks and its addictive nature make me hesitant to use it more than very rarely. I think I may invest in a few doses on my birthday every year, and leave it at that.
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CBS and Viacom expect their re-merger to become official after the U.S. stock markets close on Wednesday, Dec. 4, the companies said on Monday.
ViacomCBS Inc. will begin trading on the Nasdaq the following day, Thursday, Dec. 5, under ticker symbols VIACA and VIAC.
U.S. stock markets open at 9:30 a.m. ET and close at 4 p.m. ET.
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Bob Bakish will be president and chief executive officer of the combined company, which has been moving executives in, out and around in preparation for the recombination.
Kent Alterman, longtime head of Comedy Central, will be exiting as part of recent leadership changes. His network will be overseen by Chris McCarthy, who will become president of entertainment and youth brands, adding TV Land, Paramount Network and Smithsonian Channel to his portfolio. McCarthy already oversees MTV, VH1, CMT and Logo and will report to Bakish.
Viacom Media Networks COO Sarah Levy is also leaving.
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CBS chief creative officer David Nevins will oversee Viacom’s BET Networks in addition to CBS and Showtime, Viacom and CBS said on Monday. Marc DeBevoise, CEO of CBS Interactive, will oversee digital operations for both CBS and Viacom. CBS Television Studios and Paramount Television will continue to operate independently after the merger closes in early December.
Additionally, Nickelodeon President Brian Robbins will add Awesomeness to his oversight. Robbins cofounded the multi-platform media company back in 2012.


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Personality Traits of the Best Software Developers: "Someone who fixes a problem but doesn't take the time to find out what caused it is doomed to never become an expert in their field. Experience is not years on the job, it's learning to recognize a problem before they occur, which can only be done by knowing what causes it in the first place."


A responsive website is one that optimizes its layout to suit the size of the screen that the site is being view on. This is important because people are increasingly browsing the web on mobiles devices. A responsive website presents its content in a way that is best suited to the device you are using.
Mobile first design is about structuring and designing your CSS so that the first thing to load is the layout for smaller screens, then using media query’s based on min-width’s the layout is reformed to suit wider screens.
This is important not only for consistent design between developers but also so that the devices that take the most load to process are mobile/smaller devices. This gives a faster response and load times on mobile devices that have less processing resource.
Frameworks are CSS template layout tools that contain some standard layouts blocks and can be built on to style your website in unique ways.
Frameworks save us time by taking care of basic layout requirements. But they can add unnecessary overhead to out page load and can complicate a simple design.
A wire frame is a design for a webpage broken up into layout blocks expressed by wireframe outlines. We use wireframes to as guide for laying out our webpage, it gives a guide for how to set out the building blocks of the page.
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Miss South Africa wins 2019 Miss Universe pageant
by Amanda C. Coyne, The Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionATLANTA - Zozibini Tunzi, Miss South Africa, has been crowned Miss Universe.
“I grew up in a world where a woman who looks like me with my color skin and my kind of hair is not considered beautiful,” Tunzi said during her closing statement in the pageant Sunday. “That stops today. I want children to look at my face and see their own looking back at them.”
The closing statement was a new addition to this year’s competition, taking the place of the “final look” segment that had been used for multiple years. Each of the top three contestants — Tunzi, Miss Puerto Rico Madison Anderson and Miss Mexico Sofia Aragon — had 15 seconds to explain why they should become Miss Universe.
Throughout the Sunday night pageant, Tunzi emphasized the importance of education in childrens’ lives and teaching young women confidence. Tunzi told the crowd at the Oprah Winfrey Soundstage she was forced to withdraw from school as a child because her family could no longer afford it, a problem not uncommon in South Africa. Competing in pageants helped her get back into school and earn a college degree, she said.
In her national costume, presented in Friday night’s costume contest, Tunzi chose to make a statement about violence against women in her country by including letters written by South African women as part of her dress.
Tunzi, 26, is the second South African to win the title in three years and the first black woman to win since 2011. Before winning Miss South Africa, she earned a bachelor’s degree in public relations and was working on a graduate degree while an intern at advertising and marketing agency Ogilvy.
Tunzi was chosen from a group of 90 women hailing from six continents. The contestants have been in Atlanta since Thanksgiving in preparation for the competition at Tyler Perry Studios.
Host Steve Harvey, who filmed “Family Feud” in Atlanta until 2017 and has a home in the city, was excited the competition took him back to Georgia.
“I’ve been all over the world, to Thailand, to the Philippines, places where I was a stranger in a foreign land,” Harvey said. “But this time, we’re home.”
Tunzi won the crown in a fierce gold and green metallic gown, with strands of gold beads cascading over her chest and shoulders, creating a regal look. Her short cropped hair drew a stark contrast with the extravagant gown.
Anderson, of Puerto Rico, placed first runner-up and Aragon, of Mexico, placed second runner-up. Miss USA Cheslie Kryst placed in the top 10.
A day before Sunday’s competition, Kryst said she felt calm and prepared. The Friday night preliminary competition brought her back to her days as a college track athlete.
“It felt like when you take that practice run around the track before a meet,” Kryst said.
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2.17. FunctionsLike many other languages, functions in Python are called using the functional operator ( ( ) ), functions must be declared before they can be called. You do not need to declare function (return) types or explicitly return values (None, Python's NULL object is returned by default if one is not given.) Python can be considered "call by reference." This means that any changes to these parameters within the function affect the original objects in the calling function. However, the caveat is that in Python, it is really dependent on the object type being passed. If that object allows updating, then it behaves as you would expect from "call by reference," but if that object's value cannot be changed, then it will behave like "call by value." How to Declare Functionsdef function_name([arguments]): "optional documentation string" function_suite The syntax for declaring a function consists of the def keyword followed by the function name and any arguments that the function may take. Function arguments such as arguments above are optional, which is why they are enclosed in brackets above. (Do not physically put brackets in your code!) The statement terminates with a colon (the same way that an if or while statement is terminated), and a code suite representing the function body follows. Here is one short example: def addMe2Me(x): 'apply + operation to argument' return (x + x) This function, presumably meaning "add me to me" takes an object, adds its current value to itself and returns the sum. While the results are fairly obvious with numerical arguments, we point out that the plus sign works for almost all types. In other words, most of the standard types support the + operator, whether it be numeric addition or sequence concatenation. How to Call Functions>>> addMe2Me(4.25) 8.5 >>> >>> addMe2Me(10) 20 >>> >>> addMe2Me('Python') 'PythonPython' >>> >>> addMe2Me([-1, 'abc']) [-1, 'abc', -1, 'abc'] Calling functions in Python is similar to function invocations in many other high-level languages, by giving the name of the function followed by the functional operator, a pair of parentheses. Any optional parameters go between the parentheses, which are required even if there are no arguments. Observe how the +operator works with non-numeric types. Default ArgumentsFunctions may have arguments that have default values. If present, arguments will take on the appearance of assignment in the function declaration, but in actuality, it is just the syntax for default arguments and indicates that if a value is not provided for the parameter, it will take on the assigned value as a default. >>> def foo(debug=True): ... 'determine if in debug mode with default argument' ... if debug: ... print 'in debug mode' ... print 'done' ... >>> foo() in debug mode done >>> foo(False) done In the example above, the debug parameter has a default value of true. When we do not pass in an argument to the function foo(), debug automatically takes on a value of true. On our second call to foo(), we deliberately send an argument of False, so that the default argument is not used. Functions have many more features than we could describe in this introductory section. Please refer to Chapter 11 for more details. |


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First scripts
Simple script example
var basePath = "cwd/data/";
var sysPath = "file://" + basePath + "md_1u19.gro";
stage.loadFile( sysPath ).then( function( comp ){
comp.addRepresentation( "cartoon" );
comp.addTrajectory( basePath + "md_1u19.xtc" );
} );
This script example is partly extracted from the sample .ngl file. It loades a structure (structure.gro) file with the cartoon representation and a simulation (sim.xtc) into the NGL Viewer.
var trajSele = {
sele: "backbone and not #h", initialFrame: -1,
centerPdb: true, removePbc: true, superpose: true;
defaultTimeout: 20, defaultStep: 3
};
comp.addRepresentation( "licorice", { visible: false } );
comp.addTrajectory( basePath +<EMAIL_ADDRESS>trajSele );
Trajectories can have different configurations. Some default values are displayed above, others are changed accordingly to the simulation. -1 for the initial frame referes to the conformation of the structure file. To load several parts of a continuous simulation (md_1u19.part0001.xtc, md_1u19.part0002, ... ), add the @ symbol before the name of the trajectory. This is especially usefull if you inspect unprocessed trajectories.
panel.setName( "A simple example" );
stage.setParameters( { backgroundColor: "white", hoverTimeout: -1 } );
The panel (see also the NGL GUI guide) can be named and several stage options are available. Here we present how to change the background colour and how to disable the mouse visualization option - for more please consult the NGL documentation.
Basic functions
var h = scriptHelperFunctions(stage, panel)
h.uiButton(
"reverse view",
function(){
stage.eachComponent( function( comp ){
if (comp.visible === true){
h.visible( false, comp );
}else{
h.visible( true, comp );
}
} );
}
);
h.uiButton(
"sidechains on/off",
function(){
h.representations( "licorice" ).list.forEach( function( repre ){
h.visible(!repre.visible, repre);
} );
}
);
In order to generate clickable functions for session-like behaviour, a class (scriptHelperFunctions) has to be included. The first function "reverse view" changes for each component within the session the visibility, the second function "sidechains on/off" changes for each licorice representation of every component within the session the visibility. With these two functions, you can change component and representation features.
Complete script
All functions and script snipplets explained above are collected within a script, presented below and downloadable here. The ending of the file can be ".ngl" or ".js".
panel.setName( "A simple example" );
stage.setParameters( { backgroundColor: "white", hoverTimeout: -1 } );
var h = scriptHelperFunctions(stage, panel)
h.uiButton(
"reverse view",
function(){
stage.eachComponent( function( comp ){
if (comp.visible === true){
h.visible( false, comp );
}else{
h.visible( true, comp );
}
} );
}
);
h.uiButton(
"sidechains on/off",
function(){
h.representations( "licorice" ).list.forEach( function( repre ){
h.visible(!repre.visible, repre);
} );
}
);
//Function to load a structure & two trajectories individually
var trajSele = {
sele: "backbone and not #h", initialFrame: -1, centerPdb: true,
removePbc: ture, superpose: true; defaultTimeout: 20, defaultStep: 3
};
var basePath = "cwd/data/";
var sysPath = "file://" + basePath + "md_1u19.gro";
stage.loadFile( sysPath ).then( function( comp ){
comp.addRepresentation( "cartoon" );
comp.addRepresentation( "licorice", {visible: false} );
comp.addTrajectory( basePath + "md_1u19.xtc", trajSele );
comp.addTrajectory( basePath +<EMAIL_ADDRESS>trajSele );
comp.centerView();
} );
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Any SIP stack needs a fast and robust network layer and, equally important, a fast and robust library for the framing and parsing of SIP messages. Netty.io is exactly this and is also a library that is well adopted by a large community and has been actively developed for many years. Pkts.io provides a robust library for framing and parsing many network protocols, including SIP and pkts.io was designed with SIP specifically in mind. Marry these two libraries and you will have a very solid base for a great SIP stack.
Sipstack.io is an initiative to write a new breed of SIP stacks and is based off of netty.io and pkts.io to provide the base for the stack and currently offers a stateless stack, allowing you to build your own SIP stack with performance built in!
The integration with Netty is done through a
ChannelInboundHandler
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ChannelOutboundHandler
If you are familiar with Netty, this will not come as a supprise to you but
if you are new to Netty you probably do not know what this means. The details
of Netty will not be covered here but in general, someone must handle the
incoming data over the network and that is in Netty accomplished by a
ChannelInboundHandler. Similarly, when data is written to the network, the object,
which in this case will be a SipMessage
, has to be converted to a sequence of bytes that can be sent across the network, which is taken care of by a ChannelOutboundHandler. Sipstack.io provides with a unified ChannelOutboundHandler and two different ChannelInboundHandler's, one for datagram oriented transports (such as UDP) and one for stream based protocols (such as TCP).
They are:
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Customer Segments
Anaplan has a mass market business model, with no significant differentiation between customer segments. The company targets its offerings at organizations of all industries and sizes.
Value Proposition
Anaplan offers three primary value propositions: accessibility, performance, and brand/status.
The company creates accessibility by providing a wide variety of options. Its platform enables clients and partners to build their own apps on the Anaplan App Hub, which has more than 150 apps. The apps can be applied to a broad range of processes, from financial forecasting/budgeting to sales performance optimization to call center operations.
The company demonstrates strong performance through tangible results. Specific positive outcomes for clients include the following:
- Del Monte used Anaplan’s solutions to implement an integrated planning/budgeting system across channels, resulting in a reduction in budgeting time from 2-3 weeks to 2-3 days
- ServiceMax used Anaplan’s solutions to replace an array of spreadsheets and introduce a complex modeling solution, resulting in a 40% reduction in cycle time with first run through
- ZBB used Anaplan’s solutions to replace legacy systems unable to handle granular budget models, resulting in cost savings of up to 25% on support functions and overhead
- Riksbyggen used Anaplan’s solutions to create a unified monthly management report, resulting in a reduction in data aggregation time from one day per month to a few hours per month
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Tableau used Anaplan’s solutions to streamline updates from system-of-record data sources, resulting in a reduction in weekly hours needed to manage workforce planning from 30 to 10 The company has established a strong brand due to its success. It experienced 100% revenue growth year-over-year in 2016. It has over 100,000 employees operating out of 17 offices worldwide. It has more than 600 customers in 21 countries. Its prominent clients include United Airlines, VMware, Del Monte, Verizon, Boston Scientific, Intel, HP, and P&G. Lastly, it has won many honors, including:
- Recognition as a “Leader“ in the Forrester Wave: Enterprise Performance Management, Q4 2016
- Recognition as a “Visionary“ in the Gartner Strategic Corporate Performance Management (SCPM) Magic Quadrant, 2016
- Recognition as one of Fast Company’s Top 10 Most Innovative Companies in Enterprise Software
- The 2016 CTO Award for Innovation from Morgan Stanley
- Ranking on *Forbes‘ *first-ever “World’s Best 100 Cloud Companies“ list in 2016 ### Channels
Anaplan’s main channel is its direct sales team. The company promotes its offerings through its website, social media pages, and participation in conferences. It hosts an annual conference called Anaplan Hub, where it invites clients, prospects, employees, and partners to network and learn.
Customer Relationships
Anaplan’s customer relationship is primarily of a self-service nature. Customers utilize the service through the main platform while having limited interaction with employees. The company’s website features a “Resources“ section that includes useful tools such as papers, data sheets, case studies, demos, webinars, and videos. The site also offers on-demand training courses featuring videos.
Despite this orientation, there is a personal assistance component. The company offers phone, e-mail, and live chat customer support. It also provides personal training on its products in four formats: classroom instructor-led, virtual instructor-led, online private training, and on-site private training. Training is delivered by company consultants.
Key Activities
Anaplan’s business model entails maintaining and updating a robust platform and developing related software for its customers.
Key Partners
Anaplan’s key partners are consulting firms that are experts on its platform. They build and deploy apps and provide advisory services to the company’s clients.
Specific partners include Accenture, Deloitte, NetSuite, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Workforce Insight, and Bedford Consulting. Anaplan provides partners with access to training, marketing resources, and its Partner Portal.
Key Resources
Anaplan’s main resource is its proprietary software platform, which serves over 600 customers.
It depends on human resources in the form of the engineering employees that maintain and update the platform and develop software, the sales employees that promote it, the training employees that provide instruction, and the customer service personnel that provide support.
Lastly, it has relied heavily on funding from investors, raising $239.9 million from 14 investors as of January 2016.
Cost Structure
Anaplan has a cost-driven structure, aiming to minimize expenses through significant automation. Its biggest cost driver is likely sales/marketing, a fixed cost. Other major drivers are in the areas of customer support/operations and administration, both fixed costs.
Revenue Streams
Anaplan has two revenue streams: revenues it generates from subscriptions to its platform and revenues it generates from sales of related services (e.g., training).


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ASDocGen is a generic ActionScript documentation generator user interface for AS2API and ASDoc. It makes it easy to generate documentation from ActionScript code and you can save the documentation parameters as a project. Both tools use a JavaDoc type documentation syntax so it's easy to start producing high quality documentation with ASDocGen.
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ASDoc has only one type of project (*.docproj) and it parses the arguments based on the compiler. The only difference between the two is the usage of the "Packages" / "Exclude classes" and the "Classpaths" fields. AS2API looks for the classpaths for the specified packages to be documented. You can list packages indivially or use a wildcard "*". (ie. com.company.package or com.company.*). The list should be space separated. ASDoc documents directly the specified classpaths and you can use the "Exclude classes" field to exclude classes from being documented. You can also import settings from AS2 Project or AS3 Project using "Import Project".
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- Page title - The global page title of the documentation.
- Packages/Exclude classes - List of packages (AS2API) or classes to exclude (ASDoc).
- Output directory - The target directory where the documentation will be generated.
- Classpaths - The paths to the classes for the compiler. Default classes are added automaticly.
- Extra options - Additional options for the selected compiler. See Advanced for details.
- Compiler - The selected compiler. You need to define ASDoc location to the settings.
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In the settings you can define the location of the compilers. AS2API is already set but you can change it if you want to use a custom version. ASDoc compiler needs to be defined so that you can use it. It is part of the free Flex SDK. You can use the "Copy compiler related template files" setting to use custom files (ie. css styles or other files) to be copied to the output directory. You need to place the files to ASDocGen/Files directory and each filename should start with a compiler name and a slash (ie. as2api-styles.css). This tells to the ASDocGen which files are for which compiler. The files will be copied everytime you compile the documentation.
Explanation of settings:
- AS2API location - The directory where the AS2API compiler resides. Defaults to ASDocGen/Tools.
- ASDoc location - The directory where the ASDoc compiler resides. This needs to be defined.
- Copy compiler related template files - After compile, copies the files to the output dir.
Detailed help, syntax and command line argument lists can be found from the these locations:


BICENTENNIAL MAN A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1999 filmcritic.com filmcritic.com
Robin Williams wants -- and needs -- nothing more than to have his own THE TRUMAN SHOW -- a Hail Mary to ward off permanent stereotyping. Typecast as a goofy loudmouth in throwaway films ranging from MRS. DOUBTFIRE to FATHER'S DAY to FLUBBER, you have to look back all the way to THE FISHER KING in 1991 for his last great starring role.
BICENTENNIAL MAN aims to turn that all around by making Williams something we can relate to once again. Ironically, that's not as a human: It's as a robot.
As the robotic Andrew, Williams starts out his life in 2005 San Francisco as a run-of-the-mill android with an unexplained glitch that makes him able to experience emotions and gives him creativity. Andrew then embarks on a 200-year quest to discover the nature of humanity, absorbing lessons on art, freedom, love, and ultimately mortality. (In other words, the same problems Williams was dealing with in "Mork & Mindy.")
It's an ambitious movie and it positively sprawls at close to 2 1/2 hours in length. Audiences expecting that Robin slapstick are going to be sorely mistaken. As a robot, Andrew's only laughs come from his unintentional mangling of jokes and turns of the phrase like "Swine Lake."
No, they're not exactly belly laughs. And while BICENTENNIAL MAN is indeed a thoughtful drama with excellent production values, it's clearly lacking in a number of subtle ways. Most annoying is the plastic utopia that the film-world becomes, complete with (of course) flying cars, metallic skyscrapers, and all-white hospital interiors. San Francisco, one of the most crowded cities in the country, appears to be an oasis -- everyone's apartment is enormous -- I wish! In 2205, I don't expect the world's foremost concern will be wrestling over the question, Are robots human?
But my main criticism of the film is that its protagonist is obviously *not* a robot but is actually Robin Williams. Jim Carrey convinced us that he was Truman Burbank, and he convinced me that he was Andy Kaufman, too. Robin Williams does not convince you that he is anything other than Robin Williams. It's just a milder version of himself. It's DEAD POETS SOCIETY Robin.
Despite its flaws, BICENTENNIAL MAN is imminently watchable, and on the whole it's a good time. Just don't expect a life-altering experience to be had. But do expect to see Williams back to his old song and dance again next year.
RATING: ***1/2
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MPAA Rating: PG
Director: Chris Columbus Producer: Wolfgang Petersen, Gail Katz, Laurence Mark, Neal Miller, Chris Columbus, Mark Radliffe, Michael Barnathan Writer: Nicholas Kazan Starring: Robin Williams, Embeth Davidtz, Sam Neill, Oliver Platt, Kiersten Warren, Wendy Crewson, Hallie Kate Eisebnerg, Lindze Letherman
http://movies.go.com/bicentennialman/
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