…and like it? Then join us as a Senior Distributed Systems Engineer or Client / Application Engineer. People covent your bag of tricks for troubleshooting systems and network issues? Join our Operations and QA team. See if these positions are a fit for you!
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It's back! Join the …
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…and like it? Then join us as a Senior Distributed Systems Engineer or Client / Application Engineer. People covent your bag of tricks for troubleshooting systems and network issues? Join our Operations and QA team. See if these positions are a fit for you!
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It's back! Join the MySQL Community at the annual Percona Live MySQL Conference and Expo in Santa Clara , April 22-25. This year's conference features an …
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…Vaidas Jablonskis recently whipped up fedora packages for the Chef 11 Client, he's our Chef 11.4.0 MVP!
Brian Bianco filed the first bug for the JSON issue and provided a patch that we took a bit further. Thanks Brian, you're the Chef 10.22.0 MVP! Brian maintains the ‘ redisio ‘ cookbook, if you are a redis user you should go check it out.
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Chef 11.4.0: 45c3b69746c93dabcb33b253a830735a16cfc6a548e1e957ca952016d49ecfea
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Now that we have a default instrumenter, how can we use it? Well, let's imagine that we have a Client class in foo that is the main entry point for the gem. module Foo class Client def initialize(options = {}) # some other setup for the client ... @ instrumenter = options[:instrumenter] || Instrumenters::Noop end end end
This code simply allows people to pass in the instrumenter that they would like to use through the initialization options. Also, by default if …
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[ CHEF-3689 ] - Client registration fails on existing clients
[ CHEF-3718 ] - peg 2.2.0 version of systemu for win ruby 1.9 compat
Improvement
[ CHEF-3006 ] - log provider - separate name from message for notifies
[ CHEF-3346 ] - Improve README format
[ CHEF-3532 ] - Simplify code in Chef::Cookbook:: CookbookVersionLoader#empty?
[ CHEF-3562 ] - Add name attribute to …
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That being said, we tested again today and found the following (in this updated chart): Client/ Browser Supported Issues Gmail ( Desktop) ✓ Gmail ( Mobile) ✓ If the same email is sent repeatedly Gmail will clip it, causing the layout to appear slightly wonky Gmail (iOS) ✓ Gmail ( Android) ✓ Yahoo Mail ( Desktop) ✓ Yahoo Mail ( Mobile) ✓ Mail ( iOS) ✓ Mail ( OSX) ✓ Email ( Android) ✓ Outlook 2003 ✓ Outlook Express ✓ Outlook 2007…
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* `host_max` varchar(64) DEFAULT NULL - Client host which executed the query.
* `db_max` varchar(64) DEFAULT NULL - Current database that comes from USE database statements.
* `hostname_max` varchar(64) NOT NULL - Hostname of the server where slow log is located or was copied from.
The first three columns could be populated automatically when you run pt-query-digest but in order to set the hostname you need to specify it in the -filter option. For example: pt-query-digest --review …
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…Client's Accounts, should we load the ThirdPartyAdministrator, find the Client, and get its Accounts? load the Accounts directly? load the Client, and get its Accounts?
For a ridiculously simplified example, but to give you the flavor of it, say we load the ThirdPartyAdministrator, the aggregate root, and go from there:
class ThirdPartyAdministratorRepository def load_tpa(id) ... end end
tpa = ThirdPartyAdministratorRepositor.load_tpa(42) client = tpa.clients[client_id] …
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Client ( Relationship) - Related to the Client channel
Categories : Services group, Work group
What third party addons did we use?
Nothing out of the ordinary here, but I'm always interested to know what addons a site uses.
Modules
Extensions
Low …
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Faraday: One HTTP Client to Rule Them All - I hadn't realized that Faraday had an entire middleware stack built into it. Among other things that makes it useful for writing fake responses in tests.
A few cURL Tips for Daily Use - Download resuming, faking AJAX requests, using requests from a file and more.
Wirb - Syntax highlighting for irb. Based on Wirble but without the other tools.
Measure Anything, Measure Everything - How to …
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