containers

Here is my worker.yaml runtime: custom #python27 api_version: 1 threadsafe: false vm: true service: worker env_variables: PYTHON_ENV: lab network: instance_tag: testing123 name: dev handlers: - url: /.* script: Framework.Workers.PushQueues.worker.app login: admin Dockerfile FROM us.gcr.io/smiling-diode-638/basic-algo-docker-v2 and the console output: gcloud app deploy worker.yaml --verbosity='debug' ✱ DEBUG: Running gcloud.app.deploy with Namespace(__calliope_internal_deepest_parser=ArgumentParser(prog='gcloud.app.deploy', usage=None, description='Deploy the local code and/or configuration of

Is std::string a container class in standard c++ library, restricted to hold only char elements? It's a typedef of std::basic_string<char> , actually. std::basic_string is a container class specifically designed for string operations. This container can be used for wide characters ( wchar_t ) as well; for that case its typedef would be wstring . A std::basic_string<> is a class that is very much like a sequence container. Note that std::basic_string can contain any POD type, not just elements of type char (which is what a std::string is) or wchar_t ( std::wstring ). I believe that a basic

Related to this thread, I am trying to create 2 containers: 1 with a rails app, and the other with a MySQL database but I keep getting the Mysql2::Error (Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' in my apps production.log file after I hit the container's IP http://192.168.59.103 When I start the rails container, I am attempting to link them and do get an error if I specify an incorrect MySQL name. What am I missing to successfully link the containers so the full app runs in containers? Rails container command docker run --name games-app --link test-mysql

I am having a difficult time grasping how to iterate an octree or quad. And it may be because I am not experienced with different mythologies of iterating. But let’s suppose that I produced a quad tree that holds float x,y,z; dword color. Now, Let’s also say that this node can only produce 4 children at a time (and those children can both produced 4 children, etc, etc) up until: 7 levels are reached (so that child can’t create anymore children, but its brothers/sisters can), all 4 children created are the same dword color (again, if that happens, its brothers/sisters can still produce), or

Running docker-compose up -d I got the following error: Starting cr-redis ... Starting cr-rabbitmq ... Starting cr-rabbitmq ... error Starting cr-redis ... error Starting cr-mysql ... error ERROR: for cr-mysql Cannot start service mysql: container "ff36...1116": already exists ERROR: for rabbitmq Cannot start service rabbitmq: container "3b6c...0aba": already exists ERROR: for redis Cannot start service redis: container "e84f...df91": already exists ERROR: for mysql Cannot start service mysql: container "ff36...1116": already exists ERROR: Encountered errors while bringing up the project.

Are we supposed to be able to inherit from Qt containers such as QList , QVector or QMap in order to specialize them and add functionality? If so, what do we need to do in order to be sure that the container works correctly (virtual methods, virtual destructor etc..?). If not, why not and what other options do I have? Both, STL and Qt Containers opt for non virtual destructors. There is an interesting discussion why this is, and why its not fixed with Qt5. QList has no virtual destructor, but is inherited from http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/16416 Also, note further differences between

I have multiple services running in my ECS cluster. Each service contains one or more tasks based on CPU utilization or a number of users. I have deployed these containers with EC2 launch type. Now, I want to increase/decrease the number of EC2 instances based on available resources in the cluster. Let's say there are four ECS tasks running in two m5.large instances. Now, if an ECS service increases the number of tasks and there aren't enough resources available in the cluster, how can I spin up an instance and add to the cluster? And same goes for vice versa. If there is instance running with