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原文: .NET Core 中的命名问题：Startup 中的 ConfigureServices 与 Configure 一直不喜欢 Startup 中这两个可读性很比较差的糟糕命名 ConfigureServices 与 Configure 。 ConfigureServices 用于配置依赖注入以在运行时根据依赖关系创建对象， Configure 用于配置中间件（middleware）以构建请求处理流水线。 今天写代码写累后散步时思考了这两个命名问题，突然想到一个成语 排兵布阵 。 ConfigureServices 是 排兵 ， Configure 是 布阵 。如果对应公司运营， ConfigureServices 就是给工作岗位安排人员， Configure 是制定工作流程。 根据 排兵布阵 ，想到的英文命名是 Arrange 与 Organize ，使用这2个命名改造后的 Starup 变成了这样： public class Startup { public Startup(IConfiguration configuration) { Configuration = configuration; } public IConfiguration Configuration { get; } public void ConfigureServices

There is a method to setup an EC2 machine to execute Kafka starting script on startup? I use also java Aws SDK, so I accept both solution for a program java that run command on EC2 instance and solutions for a bash script mode that run kafka script at startup. A script can be passed in the User Data property. If you are using the Amazon Linux AMI, and the first line of the script begins with #! , then the script will be executed the first time that the instance is started . For details, see: Running Commands on Your Linux Instance at Launch user9575749 What is the OS of EC2 instance? You could

Python自动化打包业务和认证平台 1.文档摘要 Python 自动化打包业务和认证平台，本机只需执行脚本，远程即可自动部署。 2.更新日志 2014-11-28 文档版本为「1.0」，文档名为「Python自动化打包业务和认证平台 V1.0」，备注为「文档正式版，已测试通过」，By Robin。 3.版本信息 本机 XXX： 系统版本：Mac OS X 10.9.4 主机名：XXX IP：xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Python：2.7.5 远程机 XXX： 系统版本：Debian 7.6 主机名：XXX IP：xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Python：2.7.3 JDK：1.8.25 Maven：3.2.3 SVN：1.6.17 4.先决条件 本机安装软件： Python 2.7.5 sshpass 1.0.5 安装包如下： apt-get: python python-pip python-dev subversion subversion-tools pip: fabric 远程服务器安装软件： JDK：1.8.25 Maven：3.2.3 SVN：1.6.17 安装包如下： dos2unix subversion subversion-tools 5.脚本详解 5.1 软件概要 本软件包括两个Python脚本以及一个配置文件。目录结构如下： tree auto

I have a question, how can I run my own bash script at every startup time in Ubuntu. Suppose I have a script which is doing a particular kind of work. Now I want it to run automatically at the time of starting my Ubuntu system. You should learn how to use upstart. See this . Currently Linux systems (including Ubuntu) support 2 ways of achieving this: Upstart and SysV scripts. Upstart is the "new" way. Generating SysV scripts can be achieved like so: update-rc.d <your script> defaults This will make links to start the service in runlevels 2345 and to stop the service in runlevels 016 and will

只有具备sysdba和sysoper 系统 特权的用户才能启动和关闭 数据库 。 在启动数据库之前应该启动监听程序，否则就不能利用命令方式来管理数据库，包括启动和关闭数据库。 虽然数据库正常运行，但如果没有启动监听程序，客户端就不能连接到数据库。 在oracle用户下： 启动监听程序 lsnrctl start 关闭监听程序lsnrctl stop 查询监听程序状态lsnrctl status startup 支持参数 STARTUP options | upgrade_options options为：[FORCE] [RESTRICT] [PFILE=filename] [QUIET] [ MOUNT [dbname] | [ OPEN [open_options] [dbname] ] | NOMOUNT ]， NOMOUNT、MOUNT、OPEN为startup的三个阶段，不能在命令中同时存在。其中，open_options为：READ {ONLY | WRITE [RECOVER]} | RECOVER。 upgrade_options为：[PFILE=filename] {UPGRADE | DOWNGRADE} [QUIET] Oracle 数据库 的完整启动过程包含以下3个步骤： 简单地说，就是： 启动实例 --> 加载数据库 --> 打开数据库 . -------

I would like to listen if a JSF application is started or stopped like as possible with a ServletContextListener in a plain Servlet web application. How can I achieve this? You can use an @ApplicationScoped @ManagedBean which is eagerly initialized and annotate the desired startup/shutdown hook methods with @PostConstruct and @PreDestroy respectively. So: @ManagedBean(eager=true) @ApplicationScoped public class App { @PostConstruct public void init() { // ... } @PreDestroy public void destroy() { // ... } } Please note that this does not mean that you can't use a ServletContextListener in a

This question already has an answer here: Using special auto start servlet to initialize on startup and share application data 1 answer I'm trying to get a J2EE server to register (read: send some message to) with another server on its own initiative - not as a response to something. Surprisingly, I've found very little information or questions on whether there are events and/or classes to extend that will give me a handle on "server-start". I could always write a script that first deploys to server, then prompts it with a request, but I'd really rather have a cleaner solution.. Thanks.