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QuantLib: a free/open-source library for quantitative finance
Fully annotated sources - version 1.30
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Date-generation rule. More...
#include <ql/time/dategenerationrule.hpp>
Public Types | |
| enum | Rule { Backward , Forward , Zero , ThirdWednesday , ThirdWednesdayInclusive , Twentieth , TwentiethIMM , OldCDS , CDS , CDS2015 } |
Related Functions | |
(Note that these are not member functions.) | |
| std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &, DateGeneration::Rule) |
Date-generation rule.
These conventions specify the rule used to generate dates in a Schedule.
Definition at line 39 of file dategenerationrule.hpp.
| enum Rule |
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| Backward | Backward from termination date to effective date. |
| Forward | Forward from effective date to termination date. |
| Zero | No intermediate dates between effective date and termination date. |
| ThirdWednesday | All dates but effective date and termination date are taken to be on the third wednesday of their month (with forward calculation.) |
| ThirdWednesdayInclusive | All dates including effective date and termination date are taken to be on the third wednesday of their month (with forward calculation.) |
| Twentieth | All dates but the effective date are taken to be the twentieth of their month (used for CDS schedules in emerging markets.) The termination date is also modified. |
| TwentiethIMM | All dates but the effective date are taken to be the twentieth of an IMM month (used for CDS schedules.) The termination date is also modified. |
| OldCDS | Same as TwentiethIMM with unrestricted date ends and log/short stub coupon period (old CDS convention). |
| CDS | Credit derivatives standard rule since 'Big Bang' changes in 2009. |
| CDS2015 | Credit derivatives standard rule since December 20th, 2015. |
Definition at line 40 of file dategenerationrule.hpp.
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related |
Definition at line 27 of file dategenerationrule.cpp.


The appointment of Brian Eno (aged 59) as the Liberal Democrats' adviser to help new leader Nick Clegg (aged 40) keep in touch with Britain's youth has caused much hilarity in blogland. I particularly liked this post which reminds us of some of Brian's more enticing plans and projects. Yet I fear people are too quick to ridicule what is obviously a piece of visionary brilliance. Just imagine the transformation in the packs of brainless hoodies and gun-toting pre-pubescent inner city “gangstas” if, instead of being issued with Asbos, they are given a stiff dose of Oblique Strategies, innit?


Opened in 2011, The Federal Noho occupies one of the oldest buildings in the San Fernando Valley. It is Noho’s largest multi-purpose venue and operates a restaurant, 4 bars, and an events space nightly. Specializing in private event creation and off-site catering, The Federal builds on a historic legacy in the rapidly diversifying North Hollywood neighborhood.
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Preprocess is a DART-supplied preprocessor program. Preprocess is used to insert observation specific code into DART at compile time.
In DART, forward operators are not specific to any one model. To achieve this separation between models and forward operators DART makes a distinction between an observation type and a physical quantity. For example, a radiosonde used to measure windspeed would be a type of observation. Zonal wind and meridional wind are quantities used to calculate windspeed. Specifying many observation types allows DART to be able to evaluate some observations and assimilate others even if the instruments measure the same quantity.
Preprocess takes user supplied observation and quantity files and combines them with template files to produce code for DART. Use the namelist option 'obs_type_files' to specify the input observation files and the namelist option 'quantity_files' to specify the input quantity files.
The template files DEFAULT_obs_def_mod.F90 and DEFAULT_obs_kind_mod.F90 contain specially formatted comment lines. These comment lines are used as markers to insert observation specific information. Prepreocess relies these comment lines being used verbatim.
There is no need to to alter DEFAULT_obs_def_mod.F90 or DEFAULT_obs_kind_mod.F90. Detailed instructions for adding new observation types can be found in obs_def_mod.html. New quantities should be added to a quantity file, for example a new atmosphere quantity should be added to atmosphere_quantities_mod.f90.
Every line in a quantity file between the start and end markers must be a
comment or a quantity definition (QTY_string). Multiple name-value pairs can be
specified for a quantity but are not required. For example, temperature may be defined:
! QTY_TEMPERATURE units="K" minval=0.0
. Comments are allowed between
quantity definitions or on the same line as the definition. The code snippet below
shows acceptable formats for quantity definitions
! BEGIN DART PREPROCESS QUANTITY DEFINITIONS
!
! Formats accepted:
!
! QTY_string
! QTY_string name=value
! QTY_string name=value name2=value2
!
!  END DART PREPROCESS QUANTITY DEFINITIONS
The output files produced by preprocess are named
assimilation_code/modules/observations/obs_kind_mod.f90 and
observations/forward_operators/obs_def_mod.f90, but can
be renamed by namelist control if needed. Be aware that if you change the name
of these output files, you will need to change the path_names files for
DART executables.
When you run preprocess, the namelist is read from the file input.nml in the directory where preprocess is run.
Namelists start with an ampersand '&' and terminate with a slash '/'. Character strings that contain a '/' must be enclosed in quotes to prevent them from prematurely terminating the namelist.
&preprocess_nml overwrite_output = .true., input_obs_def_mod_file = '../../../observations/forward_operators/DEFAULT_obs_def_mod.F90', output_obs_def_mod_file = '../../../observations/forward_operators/obs_def_mod.f90', input_obs_qty_mod_file = '../../../assimilation_code/modules/observations/DEFAULT_obs_kind_mod.F90', output_obs_qty_mod_file = '../../../assimilation_code/modules/observations/obs_kind_mod.f90', quantity_files = '../../../assimilation_code/modules/observations/atmosphere_quantities_mod.f90', obs_type_files = '../../../observations/forward_operators/obs_def_reanalysis_bufr_mod.f90', '../../../observations/forward_operators/obs_def_rel_humidity_mod.f90', '../../../observations/forward_operators/obs_def_altimeter_mod.f90' /
| Item | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| input_obs_def_mod_file | character(len=256) | Path name of the template obs def module to be preprocessed. The default is ../../../observations/forward_operators/DEFAULT_obs_def_mod.F90. This file must have the appropriate commented lines indicating where the different parts of the input special obs definition modules are to be inserted. |
| output_obs_def_mod_file | character(len=256) | Path name of output obs def module to be created by preprocess. The default is ../../../observations/forward_operators/obs_def_mod.f90. |
| input_obs_qty_mod_file | character(len=256) | Path name of input obs quantity file to be preprocessed. The default path name is ../../../assimilation_code/modules/observations/DEFAULT_obs_kind_mod.F90. This file must have the appropriate commented lines indicating where the different quantity modules are to be inserted. |
| output_obs_qty_mod_file | character(len=256) | Path name of output obs quantity module to be created by preprocess. The default is ../../../assimilation_code/modules/observations/obs_kind_mod.f90. |
| obs_type_files | character(len=256)(:) | A list of files containing observation definitions for the type of observations you want to use with DART. The maximum number of files is limited to MAX_OBS_TYPE_FILES = 1000. The DART obs_def files are in observations/forward_operators/obs_def_*.mod.f90. |
| overwrite_output | logical | By defualt, preprocess will overwrite the existing obs_kind_mod.f90 and obs_def_mod.f90 files. Set overwrite_output = .false. if you want to preprocess to not overwrite existing files. |
parse_arges_mod types_mod utilities_mod
Namelist interface &preprocess_nml must be read from file input.nml.
| Routine | Message | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| preprocess | file ____ does not exist (and must) | The input obs_type_files and qty_files must exist. |
| preprocess | file _____ does NOT contain ! BEGIN DART PREPROCESS QUANTITY LIST | Each special obs_def input file must contain this comment string. |
| preprocess | file _____ does NOT contain " END DART PREPROCESS KIND LIST | Each special obs_def input file must contain this comment string. |
| preprocess | Input DEFAULT obs_kind file ended unexpectedly. | Did not find strings indicating where to insert special obs_def sections in the input obs_kind module. |
| preprocess | Input DEFAULT obs_def file ended unexpectedly. | Did not find strings indicating where to insert special obs_def sections in the input obs_def module. |
| preprocess | file _____ does NOT contain ! BEGIN DART PREPROCESS. | Input special obs_def file must contain this comment string. |
| preprocess | file _____ does NOT contain ! END DART PREPROCESS. | Input special obs_def file must contain this comment string. |
| preprocess | 'Incompatible duplicate entry detected' | A quantity has been defined more than once but with conflicting metadata in each definition. |
none
none
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Phone: +2348068809932 | Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| Github: https://github.com/AdebanjoUX
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To work in a challenging environment that aims at obtaining the best from its employees and consequently recognizes and rewards excellence. To also improvise more creative ways of maintaining excellent productivity and cutting edge service in my chosen career
Bachelor of Medical Rehabilitation [Physiotherapy] (BMR.PT)
Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State.
Secondary School Leaving Certificate
Akinyemi Memorial Grammar School, Ifewara, Osun State
Primary School Certificate
Faith Nursery/Primary School, Igboya, Ile-Ife, Osun State
Clinical affiliation
Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Owo, Ondo state
Student Clinical Posting
Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospital (OAUTHC), Ile-Ife
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Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Owo, Ondo state
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Jos University Teaching Hospital, Jos
ATTITUDE TOWARDS THE USE OF STROKE OUTCOME MEASURES AMONG PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN SOUTHWEST NIGERIA
Respondents for this study were 152 practising physiotherapists in selected teaching hospital in southwest Nigeria, using a purposive sampling method. The respondents consent was obtained before data was collected using a questionnaire and data obtained were analysed for the research work.
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I am an aspiring Robotics Engineer and Cryptocurrency and Forex Trader. I am not a regular mom. I am a cool mom! My daughter, Jewel, is an amazing and always joyful light who gives my life balance. I enjoy teaching her new skills and listening to her vivid perception on various topics and her witty humor. Aside from my parental responsibilities, I enjoy listening to all types of music with the eception of heavy metal. Not that I hate heavy metal music, I just think it's more of an acquired taste. Honestly, I am huge fan of all of the arts. When I'm not in college, I am an avid literary connoiseur. I enjoy live theatre, visiting museums and discussing art history. As a budding programmer, I am also engaging in programming arts. Like most other people from the Pacific Northwest, I love being out in nature specifically, hiking and stand up paddle boarding. Cooking, gaming and bingeing on streaming services are also very enjoyable pasttimes for me.


About Us
La Casa is the the spanish term for home, and we are the home for the best pizza in town. We strive to give you the best pizza experience with our signature pizza. The dough is made in house and from scratch. Fresh ingredients are used to deliver the rich home made feel. We were founded in 2019 when our head chef, Arnold Riley, discovered that not pizza made him feel like he was eating from the comfort of his house in the surburbs. His search for the pizza restaurant with the perfect balance of a great menu and ambience was futile. This prompted him to start his own pizza place, we started with one local shop and this grew to a whole chain equipped with delivery services to ensure the service is accessible to as many people as possible.
We have built our company on 3 major values.

Love
To create the great family feel and the atmosphere of being at home, we ensure that our pizza is made with lots of love and the customers are treated with love and respect.
Service Delivery
Here at La casa, we ensure everyone gets value for their money.We ensure this by making sure our orders and deliveries are completed as fast as possible without lowering the quality standards
OUR MENU
Vegeterian Pizza
This is made with the combination of delicious vegetables like broccoli, onion, capsicum, carrot, mushroom and cauliflower along with tomatoes, pizza sauce, and goat cheese.
Pepperoni Pizza
This pizza is made with our Traditional Pizza Sauce, 100% Whole-Milk Mozzarella, Pepperoni, Mozzarella & Cheddar Mix. This classic pizza is guaranteed to leave you craving more.
Hawaiian Pizza
Our hawaiian pizza is a pizza topped with tomato sauce, cheese, pineapple, and back bacon or ham. This pizza is enured to give you mad tropical vibes after every bite.
Chicken Tikka
THis pizza is made using our signature Tikka Sauce, Tikka Marinated Chicken, Red Onions, Green Pepper, Tomatoes, Fresh Corriander, 100% whole-milk Mozzarella.
Meat Deluxe
This meaty sensation is our most popular pizza made with our traditional Pizza Sauce, 100% Whole-Milk Mozzarella,Smoked Turkey, Salami, Pepperoni, Sausage, Ground Beef.
Gourmet Classic Italian
Our Creamy Garlic sauce, Pepperoni, Sausage, Fresh Mushrooms, Roma Tomatoes, Green Onions, Mozzarella & Cheddar Mix, Parmesan, Zesty Herbs.

Margherita
Our Margerita pizza is made with our signature Pizza Sauce, 100% Whole-Milk Mozzarella, Topped with a Mozzarella & Cheddar Mix, this cream-filled pizza will have you really wanting more.
House Special
This is our very own secret recipe made with our traditional Pizza Sauce, 100% Whole-Milk Mozzarella, Pepperoni, Sausage, Ground Beef, Fresh Mushrooms, Onion Mix, Green Peppers, Black Olives.
Gourmet Veggie
Made from our Creamy Garlic sauce, Fresh Spinach, Zucchini, Fresh Mushrooms, Artichoke Hearts, Roma Tomatoes, Onion Mix, Mozzarella & Cheddar Mix, Parmesan, Zesty Herbs. A great alternative for our vegeterian customers.
Sweet Potato Walnuts Pizza
This unique pizza provides an option for our vegan customers to note get left out of the experience we strive to give everyone. The pizza is topped up with our signature sauce, sweet potatoes, stilton and walnuts.
Lamb Pizza
This pizza is served with or without cheese, and often with the cheese underneath the sauce to prevent the pie from becoming soggy. This coupled with the lamb shows off our staff's elite culinary skills.
Place Your Order
You have the option to either order directly from our menu, or channel your inner Gordon Ramsay and make your own pizza.
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|---|


Q.uote.me
PHP script to store and view random quotes. (v1.6b)
Q.uote.me is a simple PHP script to manage your quotes.
Actually, you have your favorite quotes in multiple txt files, one for your mails, another for your web app, etc...
When you find a new quote, you have to update your files... It can be boring !
With this script, you manage only one SQL database. With his API, you read it in your favorite format (actualy, json, rss2, csv).
Features
Storage: Store your favorite quotes in a single place,
API: you can extract quotes with sql like queries in multiples formats,
Supported: RSS2, JSON, CSV, IMG. in the future: XML, TXT, ATOM and iCal ;),
How to use
Api.php:
To extract datas, use api.php (ex: http://q.uote.me/api.php) and use the following syntax in url:
p > parser: json rss2 csv img ex: p=json
s > sort: data,asc desc or random ex: s=date,desc s=random
l > limit: like sql syntax ex: l=10 l=5,25
w > where: like sql syntax ex: w=quote must be followed by:
wo > where options, the first part of the option can be minus = <, plus = >, equal = = and like ex: w=quote&wo=like,lorem
a > and: like (and must be preceded by) where
ao > and second part (and option) like and option
Availables columns:
quote (text), author (varchar), source (varchar), tags (varchar), permalink (char 6), date (datetime)
Image extraction options:
t > type: png gif jpeg (or all image supported by your phpgd version) ex: t=png
wi > width: width of image in pixel ex: wi=512
If you want extract a png image, options are not required
Full examples:
- To extract a random quote in json format:
http://q.uote.me/api.php?p=json - To extract a quote in csv format:
http://q.uote.me/api.php?p=csv&w=permalink&wo=equal,xHlefA - To extract last 10 quotes in rss2 format:
http://q.uote.me/api.php?p=rss2&s=date,desc&l=10 - To extract the 10 following quotes:
http://q.uote.me/api.php?p=rss2&s=date,desc&l=11,21 - Fun, one extraction with all options:
http://q.uote.me/api.php?p=json&w=quote&wo=like,a&a=author&ao=like,douat&s=date,asc&l=5&s=random - To extract a png file (actually just random quote):
http://q.uote.me/api.php?p=img
- To extract a jpeg file of 500 pixels width:
http://q.uote.me/api.php?p=img&t=jpeg&wi=512
Index of website:
Just type address of website to view random quote. Add permalink option in the URL to view a specific quote.
Permalink format example: http://q.uote.me?xHlefA (thank to sebsauvage for permalink function)
Updates:
2014-10-03 (1.6b)
- Added authors and tags suggest in admin (ajax),
- Updated db format (added authors and tags tables),
- Added html parser,
- Added html search results,
- Added last quotes link,
- Added support for php 5.3 and 5.4,
- Added og metas,
- Updated to latest login version,
- Now quoteme is multi users,
- Added sharelinks for google+ facebook, twitter and shaarli in admin,
- Added feed link on footer.
2013-08-06 (1.5b)
- Added cache for non random requests,
- Added ajax update on the index,
- Added api doc on api.php call.
2013-07-26 (1.4b)
2013-07-26 (1.4b)
- Added image parser
- Added installation script
- Fixed many bugs
2013-06-30 (1.2b):
- Added languages support
2013-06-28 (1.1b):
- Added daily check update for script
2013-06-23 (1.0b):
- Added login module,
- Added administration,
- Optimized quoteme lib.
2013-06-14:
- Added permalinks,
- Added creation date (in the future maybe changed by quote date),
- Added tags.
Bugfixes:
2013-06-14:
- Fixed RSS (dates, links other errors like {item} in source,
- Foreach control for json and csv parser.
Licence:
Q.uote.me is distributed under the zlib/libpng License:
Copyright (c) 2014 Daniel Douat
This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied warranty. In no event will the authors be held liable for any damages arising from the use of this software.
Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose, including commercial applications, and to alter it and redistribute it freely, subject to the following restrictions:
The origin of this software must not be misrepresented; you must not claim that you wrote the original software. If you use this software in a product, an acknowledgment in the product documentation would be appreciated but is not required.
Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not be misrepresented as being the original software.
This notice may not be removed or altered from any source distribution.


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Sorrento F31L - Battery Life
Document Id: KBDOC-00245
Created: 2012-07-04
Updated: 2012-07-08
Sorrento F31L Battery Life
Just like any other electric device, the Sorrento F31L must be charged. If it seems to be discharging quickly, you are using the phone too much.
Charging the phone
- Rub a baloon on your head and discharge the charge on the phone.
- Tie to kite during a thunderstorm.
- Use the Raiden Lightning move to charge the phone instantaneously.
Tags: smartphone, battery life


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by Staff ReporterThe A.P. State Cooperative Market Federation (Markfed) will open maize purchasing centres in Krishna district on November 25. In a release on Wednesday, Markfed district manager Ch. Srinivasa Rao said a Minimum Support Price of ₹1,760 per quintal would be offered at the centres to be opened at Chatrai, Veerulapadu, Mylavaram, Nandigama, and Kanchikacherla. Farmers should submit the crop sample at the centre and a coupon would be given certifying the grade of the crop.


mobilAP Documentation - Schedule Administration
Editing the Schedule
Building your schedule is one of the most critical parts of managing your event or class. You build the schedule by adding a series of meetings or sessions, each occurring at a particular time. Each item is assigned to a session, which contains the title and holds all of the user interactive data such as links, questions and discussion. To accommodate situations where you want to maintain the session data (links, discussion, etc) at different times, you can assign a session to multiple schedule items.
As a reminder, for each of these tasks you will need to be sure you are logged in as an administrative user.
Creating a new schedule item
- Click on the schedule menu
- Click the + button
- Choose the date, start time and end time as necessary.
- Choose a session or add a new session
- Optionally add detail information. This appears with the session title and can give additional information about the meeting
- Optionally add a room or location
- Click save to add the item to the schedule
Editing an existing schedule item
- Click on the schedule menu
- Click the Edit button. This will turn the list into edit mode
- Click the Edit button next to the item you wish to edit.
- Choose the date, start time and end time as necessary.
- Choose a session or add a new session
- Optionally update detail information. This appears with the session title and can give additional information about the meeting
- Optionally update room or location
- Click Save to update the data, Cancel to return without saving or Delete to remove the item from the schedule.
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From this section you can create a new session, which can then be added to the schedule.
- Enter a title (required). This will be the title shown in the schedule
- Optionally, enter a description. This can be of any length. Currently it does not support any formatting or links. Use a blank line to separate paragraphs
- Select the options for this session
- Show Links - This turns on or off the link sharing feature for this session
- Allow non-presenters to post links - If this is unchecked, only presenters and administrators will be able to post links
- Enable Discussion - This turns on or off the discussion feature for this session
- Enable Evaluation - This turns on or off the evaluation feature for this session. Note: if no evaluation questions have been defined for this site, the evaluation will not appear regardless of this setting.
- Click save to add this session. It can now be added to the schedule
To edit a session, simple click on it in the schedule.
Sessions - Return to Administration


My Learning Style
June 1, 2014
My learning style is a fairly mixed bag with scores of 40+ for both Concrete Sequential and Abstract Sequential and 30+ for Concrete Random but only 5 for Abstract Random.
Me and Sequential Thought
I definitely love process. Chemical engineers (ChemE's) are often referred to as process engineers because ChemE's design, optimize, and maintain a great majority of the world's manufacturing processes and systems. Whenever I see or approach a problem, I am always thinking how the solution can be "processized" and thus replicated without fail in the future. My job after college as a business consultant was really focused on business operations and I loved designing and optimizing business processes that made the company tick better. I find comfort in the reproducablility and reliability of step-by-step processes that follow logic and order and apply this mentality to all parts of my life.
In terms of my learning style, I've always taken a highly processized approach to how I learn. The usual process is read material, take notes, and practice concepts through exercises - you can add lectures in there but it's more like icing that I don't find very useful as I find books more comprehensive. Notably, I find it difficult at times to deviate from this method. For example, it bothers me to start doing exercises when I haven't primed myself with reading or notes as we've been asked to do in Phase 0. I like being comfortable enough with the material when approaching exercises that I don't need notes (it's like a test of what I've just learned). I love reading books cover to cover and have a nasty itch if I skip something or skim sections.
I guess I've got some Random in me
So I was pretty high in Concrete Random and I see things within this label that definitely describe my past behavior. I much prefer working and solving problems independently or at least need signficant "work alone" time between collaborating with a group. I also feel that I work better with competition (though I guess who doesn't?). I like experimenting to find answers but I need to know the underlying principles that make one trial correct while another incorrect - if I don't know the "why" behind a behavior, then I won't be able to extrapolate this behavior out logically. In terms of how I organize information in my mind, I am always creating hierarchies in my mind, which I guess is kind of a hybrid of linear and chunk organization?
So I'm apparently not Abstract Random?
I definitely agree that this label describes me in the least. But there are some things that stick out here that do align with me: I much prefer listening in a conversation than talking; I like having community and participating in group activities; and I find the task of establishing/maintaing health relationships invigorating.


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TWO GIRLS AND A GUY (Fox Searchlight - 1998) Starring Robert Downey Jr., Heather Graham, Natasha Gregson Wagner Screenplay by James Toback Produced by Edward R. Pressman, Chris Hanley Directed by James Toback Running time: 92 minutes
*** (out of four stars) Alternate Rating: B
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James Toback's return to directing after a eight-year layoff, TWO GIRLS AND A GUY, is a film which is comprised, more or less, of just that: one guy, Blake (Robert Downey Jr.); two girls, Carla (Heather Graham) and Lou (Natasha Gregson Wagner); one primary setting (Blake's absurdly spacious bachelor apartment), and a great deal of dialogue. Embracing a near real-time approach, this is a highly theatrical feature that completely hangs upon the performances of its three actors and the quality of the dialogue written by Mr. Toback for his bantering characters. Fortunately, the film's cast is up to the challenge, and the wordy exchanges between the triad of characters, while admittedly variable, are occasionally wickedly amusing.
The film's setup is fairly generic in nature, and opens rather unpromisingly. We meet self-possessed blonde Carla and feisty brunette Lou, both waiting outside a SoHo loft. As they engage in idle chatter, it is revealed that they're both waiting for their respective boyfriends to return from the airport, and it doesn't take long for them to come to the realisation that they're being two-timed by the same guy. More indignant with him than catty with each other, the duo break into Blake's loft and await his arrival for a confrontation.
It's when Blake returns to his abode where the film hits its stride. Played with magnificent bombast by Mr. Downey Jr., Blake is a cad, all right, but a captivatingly dynamic, blusterous, and stealthy piece of work that bursts onto the scene and raises the stakes to new heights. It's fascinating to watch this character in his natural habitat, and perhaps the film's best choice was to have his two girlfriends scamper off into hiding upon his return, allowing us to size up Blake not with his interactions with others, but by his own innate behaviour. Whether he's flamboyantly behind his piano in a rollicking rendition of Vivaldi, or on the phone leaving messages to his beloveds (Carla, Lou, and his unseen sickly mother), it's never less than wildly entertaining and insightful.
Though at this point I almost hoped the film would transform into a one-man show -- A Typical Afternoon In The Life Of Blake, if you will -- Carla, and then Lou, reveal themselves, and the sparks begin to fly. (One of the great touches in the film is how Blake, when startled by Carla's unannounced appearance, begins to both verbally and physically backpedal even before he realizes that the cat's out of the bag.) Double-teamed by the understandably aggrieved women (who are more smirkingly inquisitive than ferociously vengeful -- they want a justification for his ongoing hypocrisy), an increasingly-flustered Blake weakly defends himself with apologetic and even self-righteous declarations against their verbal jabs.
Surprisingly delightful in the waltz of scathing witty banter shared by its trio of characters, TWO GIRLS AND A GUY concludes its first sequence with an unexpected apoplectic act of such outrageous audacity that it seemed nothing was off-limits for this film. However, it'd be unfeasible to attempt to string along Carla and Lou's outrage to full feature-length, and it's as the movie gradually transforms into the sharing of exploratory profundities on the nature of fidelity and relationships that it slowly but surely begins to unravel. The dialogue becomes less and less engaging and clever, the film's tempo loses its liveliness, the dynamic between the characters evolves in unconvincing fashion, and several sequences fall flat. Subtle and not-quite-subtle allusions are made (a poster of JULES ET JIM hangs prominently on the wall), and secrets are revealed which barrel the film toward an uncompelling weepy finale.
One key turning point in the film is the kinky sex scene between Blake and Carla. TWO GIRLS AND A GUY was embroiled in a bitter, long-running dispute with the MPAA with regards to this scene -- contractually-obligated to deliver an R-rated film, Mr. Toback was forced to resubmit fourteen scaled-down versions of the steamy interlude before the MPAA withdrew their NC-17 rating in favour of an R -- and while admittedly titillating, the net effect of the vignette on the film's thematic narrative is rather dubious.
If anything, TWO GIRLS AND A GUY serves as a showcase for the phenomenal talents of Mr. Downey Jr., whose versatility is put to the test in this film. He plays the gamut from indignant to humbled, from self-assured to disconcerted, yet his acting gears shift so smoothly as to not be registered. It's a wonderful performance in a role custom-tailored for him; Mr. Toback wrote the screenplay in four days shortly after Mr. Downey Jr. was arrested on drug charges, and it's hard not to see echoes of reality seeping into his character -- in a monologue to his mirrored reflection, Blake's self-chiding to "get [his] shit together" is disquieting in its resonance.
While Mr. Downey Jr.'s showstopping performance is undoubtedly the primary strength of the film, both actresses are solid in more broadly-observed roles. Ms. Graham is quickly becoming one of America's more daring actresses, involving herself in three successive risky projects -- TWO GIRLS AND A GUY and BOOGIE NIGHTS are both quite sexually frank, while LOST IN SPACE has a screenplay penned by Akiva Goldsman. She's quite appealing here, playing a character at once both dainty and sultry. Meanwhile, Ms. Gregson Wagner initially portrays Lou with such an unwarranted spunk that audiences are likely to find it either annoying, or, like me, endearing. She tones it down substantially as the film progresses, but I found her more fun to watch as the artificially excitable chatterbox.
The film was reportedly shot in eleven days, filmed mostly in sequence, and the resultant artifacts of this rapid shoot are evident throughout. TWO GIRLS AND A GUY has an agile, spontaneous sort of feel, and one senses that Mr. Toback encouraged a good deal of improvisation from his three actors. While the film could be transposed directly to the stage more or less intact, it doesn't feel constricted; the expansive apartment setting is well-used to vary the background, and Mr. Toback allows his camera to wander and linger on his characters in an effective manner.
TWO GIRLS AND A GUY falls short of its potential, but thanks to some stellar work by Mr. Downey Jr., it's still often an enjoyable, bitingly funny romp, particularly as we watch the surprisingly-resilient Blake evasively try to rationalize his behaviour and even turn the tables on his girlfriends. "I'm an actor," he tells them at one point, using the ol' tried-and-tested occupational-hazard defense. "Actors lie." But not, they all seem to agree, Denzel Washington.
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#include <graph.h>
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| t_list * | edges |
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| int | parent |
| | The id of the node that lies ahead of the current node on the path that it belongs to. More...
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| |
| char | split |
| | A boolean flag denoting if the node is split. More...
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| |
| int | price_in |
| | The price function value to the IN half of a split node. More...
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| |
| int | price_out |
| | The price function value to the OUT half of a split node. More...
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| |
| int | edge_in |
| | The incoming edge to the IN half of a split node (used during Dijkstra's algorithm run) More...
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| int | edge_out |
| | The incoming edge to the OUT half of a split node (used during Dijkstra's algorithm run) More...
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| int | cost_in |
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A node in the graph.
Definition at line 60 of file graph.h.
◆ cost_in
The cost to the IN half of a split node (used during Dijkstra's algorithm run)
Definition at line 69 of file graph.h.
◆ cost_out
The cost to the OUT half of a split node (used during Dijkstra's algorithm run)
Definition at line 70 of file graph.h.
◆ edge_in
The incoming edge to the IN half of a split node (used during Dijkstra's algorithm run)
Definition at line 67 of file graph.h.
◆ edge_out
The incoming edge to the OUT half of a split node (used during Dijkstra's algorithm run)
Definition at line 68 of file graph.h.
◆ edges
A list of ids of nodes that this node has an edge to.
Definition at line 62 of file graph.h.
◆ parent
The id of the node that lies ahead of the current node on the path that it belongs to.
Definition at line 63 of file graph.h.
◆ price_in
The price function value to the IN half of a split node.
Definition at line 65 of file graph.h.
◆ price_out
The price function value to the OUT half of a split node.
Definition at line 66 of file graph.h.
◆ split
A boolean flag denoting if the node is split.
Definition at line 64 of file graph.h.
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In this post I'll present some of the research that I have done on the Compass of Shame and how it relates to the sources of and responses to conflict. I will then reflect on how I have dealt with conflict in the past.
> What are the Sources of Conflict?
Sources of Conflict
- Interpersonal: personality clashes, differing desires, etc.
- Organizational: I think these are like second-degree factors that affect how two people interact. In the DBC setting, it could be due to lack of clarity on an assignment. In the workplace these often result from management.
- External factors: I think of these like third-degree factors. They may affect an organization which thereby affects the individuals within. They may also affect a person directly but the thing about external factors is that they don’t have a personal component. One example is lack of resources. This can result in resource conflicts.
- Change: This a specific kind of external factor that forces people to alter their behaviors.
Root Causes: Poor Communication
In my research of root causes of conflict, I saw Poor Communication listed alongside the other sources. I think that this is really a root cause that underlies why each of the other sources can erupt in conflict. Just because there may be problems associated with the above sources, does not necessarily mean that conflict will arise. Poor communication leads to misunderstanding in all four of the conditions above.
> How do people typically respond to Conflict?
 Dr. L. Nathanson describes the human reaction to shame as a compass with four poles: The Compass of Shame". Each represents our strongest reaction to shame. While most of us experience each of the reactions at some point (or sometimes all at the same time) in our lives, we all have one of these reactions that is our typical response.
- North: Withdrawl - Self-imposed isolation, retreat from interaction with others.
- South: Avoidance - Attempt to hide and forget the feeling of shame. Can involve addictive behavior such as alcohol abuse, over-eating, etc. Can also manifest is self-aggrandizement so that you feel superior to others.
- East: Attack Self - Lets in that inner voice that extols all of your faults; self-blame.
- West: Attack Other - Puts the blame on others. Refuse to see how the self or some of the sources of conflict explained above may have spurred the conflict.
> Reflection on Conflict
Discuss a time you had an emotional conflict with someone. What was it about? What happened? What was the source of the conflict? How did you handle that conflict? Did your actions make the conflict better or worse? If you could go back, what would you do differently, if anything? What did you learn from this experience?
I am honestly so skillful at avoiding conflict that I really had to dig deep to think about an instance in which a true conflict, not just a little argument with my brother, occured. I had to think back to when I was working at a coffee shop and I felt that my coworker was not contributing as much as I was. Had I been more mature, I would have realized how his priorities for the job differed, mainly because he had more significant drains on his time and paycheck outside of work. If I recall correctly, I tried to ask him to do something, even though he was the supervisor, and this did not go over well with him.
So, I withdrew! This is still my go-to response to conflict, so much so that I rarely even approach conflict. This response made things somewhat worse because we basically avoided each other for the rest of the short time that I worked there. It is hard to know how I would have responded differently, but there probably would have been more discussion and communication about our differing perspectives so that we could find a resolution. I think from the outset though, instead of responding to the conflict differently, I would have approached the situation from a standpoint of better communication so that a conflict did not arise in the first place.
I also responded internally with both Attack Other and Attack Self. I fixated on all of the things that he was doing wrong, but then eventually I came around to reflect on how I had contributed to the conflict.
I think I learned from this experience that we have to put ourselves in the position of the other person and try to understand why they are reacting the way the are in a given situation. I think I now typically avoid getting into conflict with others because I am fairly empathetic. I usually see where someone else is coming from and then am better able to communicate with them so that no conflict arises.


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The choice compositor determines how property cardinalities are derived. Because only one choice may occur, each has a minimum cardinality of 0. The maximum is set by maxOccurs. These values are multiplied by the cardinalities of nested components to produce the derived cardinailities.
In the following example, the minimum cardinailites of both 'foo' and 'bar' are multipled by 0, so there is no minimum restriction on either property. In addition, 'foo' has no maximum limit so foo is unconstrained in the range of 'foobar'. Property 'bar' retains it's default cardinality of 1.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <xs:schema xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" targetNamespace="http://example.org/" xmlns="http://example.org/" elementFormDefault="qualified"> <xs:element name="foobar"> <xs:complexType> <xs:choice> <xs:element name="foo" maxOccurs="unbounded"/> <xs:element name="bar" /> </xs:choice> </xs:complexType> </xs:element> </xs:schema>
The minimum cardinality of 'foo' is 0*1. The maximum cardinality of 'foo' is 1*unbounded. This has the interesting, and perhaps counter-intuitive, effect that no restrictions on 'foo' are defined in the class definition.
The minimum cardinality of 'bar' is 0*1. The maximum cardinality of 'bar' is 1*1.
@prefix ns2: <http://example.org/def/> . @prefix rdfs: <http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#> . @prefix ns1: <http://example.org/> . @prefix xs_: <http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#> . @prefix owl: <http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#> . @prefix xsd: <http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#> . @prefix rdf: <http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#> . @prefix xs: <http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema> . <http://example.org/choice.owl> a owl:Ontology . ns1:bar a rdf:Property . ns1:foobar a owl:ObjectProperty ; rdfs:range [ a owl:Class ; rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:maxCardinality "1"^^xs_:int ; owl:onProperty ns1:bar ] ] . ns1:foo a rdf:Property .


You can use as a measure of length,height and deep of the cell: 4*4*4 nm
- parameter a (nm): 4
- parameter b (nm): 4
- parameter c (nm): 4
Then the angle that define the cell(as example a cube would be):
- alfa α (°): 90
- beta β (°): 90
- gamma γ (°): 90
The number of cells for each axis:
- over X axis (min 2, max 8): 2
- over Y axis (min 2, max 8): 2
- over Z axis (min 2, max 8): 2
The angle of rotation of all the cells (in this case 90°, over each axis):
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The type of the crystalline System, can be Primitive, Base, Inner and Face (in the image is Primitive).
The element from the cell is made (in the example image is Ti, latter will be add the option to molecules of more elements).
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Features¶
Sanity Check¶
pyungo will raise an error in the following situations:
Circular dependencies: The
Graph
need to be finite and cannot form a loop.All inputs needed to run a
Graph
are not provided.Input collision: An input name provided as data in the
Graph
has a conflict with at least of the output name.Duplicated outputs: Several nodes are giving output(s) that have the same name.
Add a Node
explicitely¶
While the simple example register nodes at import time with a decorator, it is possible to explicitely add a node a runtime. Here is the same example:
from formulas import f_my_function_1, f_my_function_2, f_my_function_3
graph = Graph()
graph.add_node(f_my_function_1, inputs=['d', 'a'], outputs=['e'])
graph.add_node(f_my_function_2, inputs=['c'], outputs=['d'])
graph.add_node(f_my_function_3, inputs=['a', 'b'], outputs=['c'])
res = graph.calculate(data={'a': 2, 'b': 3})
print(res)
Parallelism¶
When resolving the dag, pyungo figure out nodes that can be run in parallel.
When creating a graph, we can specify the option parallel=True
for running calculations
concurently when possible, using multiprocess
module. This package is not automatically installed with pyungo, and will need to be
installed manually if parallelism is used. We can specify the pool size when instantiating
the Node
. This will set the maximum number of processes that will be
launched. If 3 nodes can run in parallel and just 2 processes are used, pyungo will run
calculation on the first 2 nodes first and will run the last one as soon as a process
will be free.
Instantiating a Graph
with a pool of 5 processes for running
calculations in parralel:
graph = Graph(parallel=True, pool_size=5)
Note
Running functions in parallel has a cost. Python will spend time creating / deleting new processes. Parallelism is recommended when at least 2 concurrent nodes have heavy calculations which takes a significant amount of time.
Args, Kwargs, Constants¶
If a function registred in a Node
contains args
or kwargs
,
it is possible to define which data will be passed to them:
graph.add_node(
my_function,
inputs=['a', 'b'],
args=['c', 'd'],
kwargs=['e', 'f'],
outputs=['g']
)
Sometimes, we want one of the input to be defined as a constant:
@graph.register(inputs=['a', {'b': 2}], outputs=['c'])
def f_my_function(a, b):
return a + b
Then, only a
and b
will be needed when calling calculate
.
Input
and Output
objects¶
Inputs and outputs can be defined directly with their names, or with Input
/ Output
objects. This come in handy when there is extra behavior to be
attached to an input / output (e.g. Contracts
).
from pyungo.io import Input, Output
graph.add_node(
my_function,
inputs=[Input(name='a'), Input(name='b')],
outputs=[Output(name='g')]
)
Often, inputs are used multiple times across the nodes. In those cases, it is better to define
inputs only once (with their special features if any). It is possible to pass a list of
Input
/ Output
objects a Graph
:
from pyungo.io import Input, Output
inputs = [Input(name='a'), Input(name='b')]
outputs = [Output(name='c'), Output(name='d')]
graph = Graph(inputs, outputs)
graph.add_node(
my_function,
inputs=['a', 'b'],
outputs=['c']
)
graph.add_node(
my_other_function,
inputs=['c', 'b'],
outputs=['d']
)
Note
If inputs / outputs are explicitely provided to a graph, inputs / outputs defined in the nodes can only be strings.
Schema¶
Inputs validation is an important step to run a model with confidence. pyungo uses the JSON Schema specification through a Python library: jsonschema. The following is now possible:
schema = {
"type": "object",
"properties": {
"a": {"type": "number"},
"b": {"type": "number"}
}
}
graph = Graph(schema=schema)
@graph.register(
inputs=['a', 'b'],
outputs=['c']
)
def f_my_function(a, b):
return a + b
graph.calculate(data={'a': 1, 'b': '2'})
The calculation is going to fail as b
is of type string. It is better to catch this problem
early on before running the model. As we provided a schema saying we explicitely want b
to
be of type number
, the data validation against the schema will fail with the following error:
'2' is not of type 'number'
.
Name mapping¶
Often, the name of the data we get are different from the ones used in the functions / models / formulas. pyungo makes things easy providing a mapping feature. Here is an example:
graph = Graph()
@graph.register(
inputs=[Input('a', map='q'), Input('b', map='w')],
outputs=[Output('c', map='e')]
)
def f_my_function(a, b):
return a + b
res = graph.calculate(data={'q': 2, 'w': 3})
assert res == 5
assert graph.data['e'] == 5
Contracts¶
Sometimes we want to make sure a value meet specific criteria before moving forward. pyungo uses pycontracts for attaching contracts to inputs or outputs.
from pyungo.io import Input, Output
graph.add_node(
my_function,
inputs=[Input(name='a', contract='>0'), Input(name='b', contract='float')],
outputs=[Output(name='g', contract='float')]
)


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AWS::SecretsManager::SecretTargetAttachment
The AWS::SecretsManager::SecretTargetAttachment
resource completes the final
link between a Secrets Manager secret and the associated database. This is required because
each has a dependency on the other. No matter which one you create first, the other doesn't
exist yet. To resolve this, you must create the resources in the following order:
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Define the secret without referencing the service or database. You can't reference the service or database because it doesn't exist yet. The secret must contain a user name and password.
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Next, define the service or database. Include the reference to the secret to use stored credentials to define the database admin user and password.
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Finally, define a
SecretTargetAttachment
resource type to finish configuring the secret with the required database engine type and the connection details of the service or database. The rotation function requires the details, if you attach one later by defining a AWS::SecretsManager::RotationSchedule resource type.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
{ "Type" : "AWS::SecretsManager::SecretTargetAttachment", "Properties" : { "SecretId" :
String
, "TargetId" :String
, "TargetType" :String
} }
YAML
Type: AWS::SecretsManager::SecretTargetAttachment Properties: SecretId:
String
TargetId:String
TargetType:String
Properties
SecretId
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The ARN or name of the secret. To reference a secret also created in this template, use the see Ref function with the secret's logical ID.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
TargetId
-
The ID of the database or cluster.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Minimum:
20
Maximum:
2048
Update requires: No interruption
TargetType
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A string that defines the type of service or database associated with the secret. This value instructs Secrets Manager how to update the secret with the details of the service or database. This value must be one of the following:
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AWS::RDS::DBInstance
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AWS::RDS::DBCluster
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AWS::Redshift::Cluster
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AWS::DocDB::DBInstance
-
AWS::DocDB::DBCluster
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
-
Return values
Ref
When you pass the logical ID of an
AWS::SecretsManager::SecretTargetAttachment
resource to the intrinsic
Ref
function, the function returns the ARN of the secret, such as:
arn:aws:secretsmanager:us-west-2:123456789012:secret:my-path/my-secret-name-1a2b3c
You can use the ARN to reference a secret you created in one part of the stack template from within the definition of another resource from a different part of the same template.
For more information about using the Ref
function, see Ref.
Examples
The following examples create a secret, and then creates an AWS
resource as defined by the TargetType using the credentials found in the secret for the new
AWS resource user and password. Finally, the code updates the
secret with the connection details of the AWS resource by defining the
SecretTargetAttachment
object.
Creating a secret for a RDS database instance
JSON
{ "MyRDSSecret": { "Type": "AWS::SecretsManager::Secret", "Properties": { "Description": "This is a Secrets Manager secret for an RDS DB instance", "GenerateSecretString": { "SecretStringTemplate": "{\"username\": \"admin\"}", "GenerateStringKey": "password", "PasswordLength": 16, "ExcludeCharacters": "\"@/\\" } } }, "MyRDSInstance": { "Type": "AWS::RDS::DBInstance", "Properties": { "AllocatedStorage": "’20’", "DBInstanceClass": "db.t2.micro", "Engine": "mysql", "MasterUsername": {"Fn::Join": ["", ["{{resolve:secretsmanager:",{"Ref": "MyRDSSecret"},":SecretString:username}}"] ] }, "MasterUserPassword": {"Fn::Join": ["", ["{{resolve:secretsmanager:",{"Ref": "MyRDSSecret"},":SecretString:password}}"] ] }, "BackupRetentionPeriod": 0, "DBInstanceIdentifier": "rotation-instance" } }, "SecretRDSInstanceAttachment": { "Type": "AWS::SecretsManager::SecretTargetAttachment", "Properties": { "SecretId": {"Ref": "MyRDSSecret"}, "TargetId": {"Ref": "MyRDSInstance"}, "TargetType": "AWS::RDS::DBInstance" } } }
YAML
#This is a Secret resource with a randomly generated password in its SecretString JSON. MyRDSSecret: Type: "AWS::SecretsManager::Secret" Properties: Description: "This is a Secrets Manager secret for an RDS DB instance" GenerateSecretString: SecretStringTemplate: '{"username": "admin"}' GenerateStringKey: "password" PasswordLength: 16 ExcludeCharacters: '"@/\' # This is an RDS instance resource. The master username and password use dynamic references # to resolve values from Secrets Manager. The dynamic reference guarantees that CloudFormation # will not log or persist the resolved value. We use a Ref to the secret resource's logical id # to construct the dynamic reference, since the secret name is generated by CloudFormation. MyRDSInstance: Type: AWS::RDS::DBInstance Properties: AllocatedStorage: 20 DBInstanceClass: db.t2.micro Engine: mysql MasterUsername: !Join ['', ['{{resolve:secretsmanager:', !Ref MyRDSSecret, ':SecretString:username}}' ]] MasterUserPassword: !Join ['', ['{{resolve:secretsmanager:', !Ref MyRDSSecret, ':SecretString:password}}' ]] BackupRetentionPeriod: 0 DBInstanceIdentifier: 'rotation-instance' #This is a SecretTargetAttachment resource which updates the referenced Secret resource with properties about #the referenced RDS instance SecretRDSInstanceAttachment: Type: "AWS::SecretsManager::SecretTargetAttachment" Properties: SecretId: !Ref MyRDSSecret TargetId: !Ref MyRDSInstance TargetType: AWS::RDS::DBInstance
Creating a secret for a Redshift cluster
JSON
{ "AWSTemplateFormatVersion":"2010-09-09", "Resources":{ "MyRedshiftSecret":{ "Type":"AWS::SecretsManager::Secret", "Properties":{ "Description":"This is a Secrets Manager secret for a Redshift cluster", "GenerateSecretString":{ "SecretStringTemplate":"{\"username\": \"admin\"}", "GenerateStringKey":"password", "PasswordLength":16, "ExcludeCharacters":"\"'@/\\" } } }, "MyRedshiftCluster":{ "Type":"AWS::Redshift::Cluster", "Properties":{ "DBName":"myjsondb", "MasterUsername":{ "Fn::Sub":"{{resolve:secretsmanager:${MyRedshiftSecret}::username}}" }, "MasterUserPassword":{ "Fn::Sub":"{{resolve:secretsmanager:${MyRedshiftSecret}::password}}" }, "NodeType":"ds2.xlarge", "ClusterType":"single-node" } }, "SecretRedshiftAttachment":{ "Type":"AWS::SecretsManager::SecretTargetAttachment", "Properties":{ "SecretId":{ "Ref":"MyRedshiftSecret" }, "TargetId":{ "Ref":"MyRedshiftCluster" }, "TargetType":"AWS::Redshift::Cluster" } } } }
Creating a Redshift cluster using YAML
YAML
AWSTemplateFormatVersion: '2010-09-09' Resources: MyRedshiftSecret: Type: AWS::SecretsManager::Secret Properties: Description: This is a Secrets Manager secret for a Redshift cluster GenerateSecretString: SecretStringTemplate: '{"username": "admin"}' GenerateStringKey: password PasswordLength: 16 ExcludeCharacters: "\"'@/\\" MyRedshiftCluster: Type: AWS::Redshift::Cluster Properties: DBName: myjsondb MasterUsername: Fn::Sub: "{{resolve:secretsmanager:${MyRedshiftSecret}::username}}" MasterUserPassword: Fn::Sub: "{{resolve:secretsmanager:${MyRedshiftSecret}::password}}" NodeType: ds2.xlarge ClusterType: single-node SecretRedshiftAttachment: Type: AWS::SecretsManager::SecretTargetAttachment Properties: SecretId: Ref: MyRedshiftSecret TargetId: Ref: MyRedshiftCluster TargetType: AWS::Redshift::Cluster


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