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How to get gcp project name by project id

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Using cloud function - trying to make get call to get the project name and with the id - https://cloud.google.com/resource-manager/docs/creating-managing-projects#listing_projects

 from googleapiclient import discovery
 from oauth2client.client import OAuth2Credentials as creds
 crm = discovery.build(
     'cloudresourcemanager', 'v3', 
      http=creds.authorize(httplib2.Http()))
project = crm.projects().get(name="projects/"+projectId).execute()

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from googleapiclient import discovery
from oauth2client.client import OAuth2Credentials as creds
crm = discovery.build(
 'cloudresourcemanager', 'v3', 
  http=creds.authorize(httplib2.Http()))

project = crm.projects().get(name="projects/"+projectId).execute()
project_name = project['displayName']

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The problem you've encountered here is not specific to terraform import but rather a general Terraform language rule: the name of a resource must be a valid identifier, and valid identifiers can start only with letters and underscores, not with digits.
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How to get CPU and Memory usage of nodes in a specific Kubernetes instance group?
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Do your instance groups have labels identifying the groups they belong to? If so, you can filter to them using the -l/--selector option, like so: kubectl top nodes --selector instance-group=group-1 ``` This assumes that the label name is instance-group and the label value for the group you want to query is group-1.
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Getting error while trying to communicate with apiserver in kube-state-metrics pod
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This doesn't look like kube-state-metrics but your node configuration/networking issue. You will need to debug node to node communication. I would start by checking on which nodes the kube-state-metrics is scheduled and launch a temporary pod on that node to see if you can access the API Server pod correctly. The error could be in subnet, security groups/ firewalls, or other networking and security-related components.
How do we get notified when PagerDuty services are disabled?
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3-4 years experience with PD here. PagerDuty will not monitor itself in the way you want, it's made to push notifications, calls, alerts and etc. As mentioned in the comments you should use maintenance windows, disabling a service means you know what you are doing, that's not something I have ever done except for 1-2 testing purposes for the last 4 years. If you are forgetting to enable the service.. then there is another problem that is not technical related, you should not be forgetting that step! I would suggest you don't disable the service, use maintenance windows, if the service is noisy, why put it in PagerDuty, monitor it when it's fully down, or use some other rule to do this. What I would do: Evaluate what is a critical alert. Should you be notified via pager duty for every single thing? Probably set more dynamic alerts, that the alert will be triggered only in specific hours(work hours). Link to PD documentation Try not to disable the Service, use maintenance windows. Decide what kind of escalation policies do you need/want. EDIT: Never tested this, but PagerDuty has an API that possibly could be used to get a status of a service, but something has to listen/run that API GET request and send it to another PagerDuty Service, that can be used to monitor what you wanted, kinda. API Service Documentation EDIT 2: I tested the API, if you use that method, you can use something else to monitor for xx amount of time if the service is disabled, by getting this data out of the request: "status": "disabled". For example any Monitor that can send a GET request and get this data, can be set to "If status: disabled for 1 hour, send PagerDuty alert". And you can have a separate PagerDuty Service for example that listens for this monitoring.
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Which means random_state in sklearn.manifold. TSNE and other classes of SciKit-Learn?
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Parameter content random_state (in all functions and methods SciKit-Learn() in reproduced accident values. I mean, if you're clearly pointing. random_state different from None - the pseudent values generated will have the same values at each challenge.Example:In [1]: import numpy as np In [2]: np.random.seed(31415) In [3]: np.random.randint(10, size=(5,5)) Out[3]: array([[7, 3, 5, 8, 2], [6, 6, 3, 5, 6], [0, 0, 8, 3, 6], [1, 6, 8, 5, 1], [4, 6, 9, 2, 7]]) In [4]: np.random.seed(31415) In [5]: np.random.randint(10, size=(5,5)) Out[5]: array([[7, 3, 5, 8, 2], [6, 6, 3, 5, 6], [0, 0, 8, 3, 6], [1, 6, 8, 5, 1], [4, 6, 9, 2, 7]]) In [6]: np.random.seed(31415) In [7]: np.random.randint(10, size=(5,5)) Out[7]: array([[7, 3, 5, 8, 2], [6, 6, 3, 5, 6], [0, 0, 8, 3, 6], [1, 6, 8, 5, 1], [4, 6, 9, 2, 7]]) PS, if you run this code on your computer, you'll get the same values in the matrices.Why would that be?Machinery training, and not only often use the pseudent cell generator to initiate different parameters, neuronet weights, random separation of the net date on the learning and check grid.Accordingly, if we want to compare a few methods or different sets of parameters, the same training and checking nets should be used to be honestly compared.It is also useful to create data sets in an accidental but reproducible way. For example, you have set up several different computing methods and you want to compare them or verify the correctness - the same entry data should be used.UPD: If you ask the same meaning random_statethe same input data result t-SNE It will be the same:In [120]: from sklearn.manifold import TSNE In [121]: a = np.random.rand(1000, 50) In [122]: res1 = TSNE(n_components=2, random_state=123).fit_transform(a) In [123]: res2 = TSNE(n_components=2, random_state=123).fit_transform(a) In [124]: res1.sum() Out[124]: -205.98636 In [125]: res2.sum() Out[125]: -205.98636 In [126]: res1 == res2 Out[126]: array([[ True, True], [ True, True], [ True, True], ..., [ True, True], [ True, True], [ True, True]]) In [127]: (res1 == res2).all() Out[127]: True
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Git repo setup for multiple dot net project
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Only put a library in a separate repo when it is used in two different repos. If that is not the case then put the code in the same repo. Otherwise one could run into the anti-pattern nanoservices.
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How to get the AWS Access key of an already created Access ID
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Access Key is that AKIA... one. What you need is a Secret Key - that can't be recovered after the initial setup. Since you have never used this particular access key (it says "Last used: N/A") it's safe to Make inactive and then Delete and then create a new one through Create access key button above the form. Hope that helps
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UnboundLocalError en python 3.7.6(anaconda)
Software Programming • python python 3.x python 3.7 • • terrea

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What the error indicates is to refer to a variable and reassign a new object further before it is declared.but I don't know it before it's executed.Right, you do it in:for i in range(1,6): buenas = 0 main() but here you declare buenas as a global variable (at the module level), in contrast to the function you do not indicate that this variable is global. You can access global variables from a function, which you cannot reassign to them a new object (int is unchangeable) without declaring it as global in function. At the time you try to reassign a local variable is attempted. You might indicate to treat buenas as a global variable with total global function main:def main(): global buenas #... However, global variables should be avoided whenever possible. Given that buenas only uses the function, so it should be a local variable without more. Declare her main before for And that's it. If you need to know its value outside, you could always return it.# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- """ Created on Sat Apr 4 13:58:03 2020 @author: me """ import time from random import randrange def tablas(): num = int(input("pon el numero de la tabla> ")) for i in range(1, 11): print(f"{num} X {i} = {i * num}") def main(): numero1 = randrange(1, 10) numero2 = randrange(1, 10) print(f"cuanto es {numero1} X {numero2}?") calc = int(input("Cual es el resultado?> ")) buenas = 0 if calc == numero1 * numero2: print(f"lo lograste! {calc} era el numero") time.sleep(1) buenas += 1 print(buenas) else: print("lo siento pero erraste al numero :( ") time.sleep(1) if buenas == 5: print(f"conseguiste {buenas} de 5") while True: print("generador de tablas aleatorias y las tablas") print(""" tablas(1) desafio(2) salir(3) """) opc = input("(1/2/3)> ") if opc == "1": tablas() elif opc == "2": for i in range(1,6): main() elif opc == "3": print("Saliendo...") time.sleep(1) exit() else: print(f"{opc} no es un comando")
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Piton is not an optimizing interpreter. He does what you ask him. That's why it's 2 times faster, for example,x = u * (c // gcd(a, b)) y = v * (c // gcd(a, b)) Replace by:_ = c // gcd(a, b) x = u * _ y = v * _
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Dictionary reordering, exchange values for keys
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So we have:tests_dict = {'test 1': ['Manuel', 'Mariana', 'Filipa'], 'test 2': ['Manuel', 'Filipa', 'Mariana'], 'test 3': ['Mariana', 'Manuel', 'Filipa']} You can do this:1. This first way is more didactic, I think you understand the logic behind this:peps_dict = {} for test in tests_dict: for indx, name in enumerate(tests_dict[test], 1): # vamos percorrer os nomes e respetivo indice em cada lista, começando em 1 if name not in peps_dict: # se o nome ainda nao estiver presente como chave no nosso novo dionario peps_dict[name] = {} # vamos declara-lo como um dicionario tambem peps_dict[name][test] = indx # ex: peps_dict['Manuel']['test 1'] = 1, {'Manuel': {'test 1': 1}} http://ideone.com/cVI4WR 2. In this way we will import https://docs.python.org/3.3/library/collections.html#collections.defaultdict , which in this case allows us to delete the verification if name not in peps_dict, in this way there is KeyError in our new dictionary, and each key (name) by default we define it as a dictionary as well:from collections import defaultdict peps_dict = defaultdict(dict) for test in tests_dict: for indx, name in enumerate(tests_dict[test], 1): peps_dict[name][test] = indx http://ideone.com/jSJUS5 An alternative, NESTE case, to defaultdict is to use https://www.tutorialspoint.com/python/dictionary_setdefault.htm (Thanks to @JJoao who reminded me of this in comment), and so do you also want to do the import, this method applies only to dictionaries:peps_dict = {} for test in tests_dict: for indx, name in enumerate(tests_dict[test], 1): peps_dict.setdefault(name,{})[test] = indx http://ideone.com/n9Eu3w 3. The last one did more for the challenge, the logic changes a little towards the first. Let's go through all names, we put together all names in one list ((name for listN in tests_dict.values() for name in listN)), http://www.python-course.eu/python3_generators.php in this case, and we add each n as being a key to our dictionary, and then via https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0274/ we populate them with the corresponding values ({test: tests_dict[test].index(n) + 1}, let's get the indice that the name has in the original list and we add 1) peps_dict = {} names = (name for listN in tests_dict.values() for name in listN) for n in names: peps_dict[n] = {test: tests_dict[test].index(n) + 1 for test in tests_dict if n in tests_dict[test]} http://ideone.com/Im8CMY The latter may be reduced to:names = (name for listN in tests_dict.values() for name in listN) peps_dict = {n: {test: tests_dict[test].index(n) + 1 for test in tests_dict if n in tests_dict[test]} for n in names} http://ideone.com/n8D02C Outputprint(peps_dict)) for the above cases:{'Manuel': {'test 1': 1, 'test 2': 1, 'test 3': 2}, 'Filip': {'test 1': 3, 'test 2': 2, 'test 3': 3}, 'Mariana': {'test 1': 2, 'test 2': 3, 'test 3': 1}}PS: All this exercise part of the assumption that there are no equal names on each list, if there are two "Manuel" on a list the last to be traveled will overlap the first, there can be no equal keys
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How to sort the list
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What's wrong with that?data = [ ['12', '23', 'User'], ['23', '34', 'Admin'], ['12', '34', 'User'], ['32', '23', 'Admin'], ['12', '12', 'PC'], ] data.sort(key=lambda obj: obj[2]) print(data) Do you need anything else?
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How do I get Azure Release Pipelines to move a .jar from a Build Pipeline job and place it on a Linux VM?
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You have two basic scenarios: you have an Azure Pipelines agent running on the target machine you have an SSH connection to the target machine In the first case you just cp the file to the target location (given that the user running the agent has adequate permissions). In the second case, you use a task like Copy Files Over SSH task to copy the file. For this latter you have to setup an SSH service connection in advance.
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Termax launch violin
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python path/to/my/script.py Add ~/.bashrc file
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Using sendkeys multiple times to scroll down
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Revising this again to give you the tested/working answer. So you have to get the scroll bar of the dropdown to get to the bottom of the list. In here, you can use drag and drop action or below action that I used. #DATES dates = [] dropdowndate = driver.find_element_by_name('date') DownloadButton=driver.find_element_by_xpath('//*[@id="page-container"]/template-base/div/div/section[1]/div/sgx-widgets-wrapper\ /widget-research-and-reports-download[1]/widget-reports-securities/div/button') footer = driver.find_element_by_id('website-footer') try: for i in range(0,1000): #0 since it's the start of data-key value dropdowndate.click() driver.implicitly_wait(2) try: selectdate = driver.find_element_by_xpath('//*[@data-key='+str(i)+']') dates.append(selectdate.get_attribute('title')) except Exception as ex: dragElem = driver.find_element_by_xpath("//*[@class='list-view']//*[@class='vertical-scrolling-bar']") ActionChains(driver).click_and_hold(dragElem).move_to_element(footer).release(footer).perform() selectdate = driver.find_element_by_xpath('//*[@data-key='+str(i)+']') dates.append(selectdate.get_attribute('title')) driver.execute_script("arguments[0].click();", selectdate) driver.execute_script("arguments[0].click();", DownloadButton) except NoSuchElementException: print('Downloaded: ' , dates) else: traceback.print_exc()
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Python. Raise the register of words in the line
Software Programming • python lines cycles • • amarantha

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You can try this:We consider the bulb in the verbal and compare them to the size of the word (more than half)result = [w.upper() if len([l for l in w.lower() if l in 'аеиіоу']) > len(w) // 2 else w for w in text.split()] Option 2:result = [(w, w.upper())[len([l for l in w.lower() if l in 'аеиіоу']) > len(w) // 2] for w in text.split()] Option 3 (thanks @Danis):result = [(w, w.upper())[sum(l in "aеиіоу" for l in w.lower()) > len(w) // 2] for w in text.split()]

How to get gcp project name by project id

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