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    def check(self, request):                                                   
        """Nagios health check"""                                               
        start = {}                                                              
                                                                                
        def nagios_start(status, headers, exc_info=None):                       
            # save status for inspection                                        
            start['status'] = status                                            
            start['headers'] = headers                                          
                                                                                  
        response = self.app(request.environ, nagios_start)                      

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# standard wsgi middleware
def some_wsgi_middleware(app):
    def middleware(environ, start_response)
        # here's the trick - set status/headers in the function scope
        status = headers = None
    
        def custom_start_response(status, headers, exc_info):
            # they get overwritten here from func args
            pass
    

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...
tests_requires = [
    'flake8>=2.4.1',
    'pytest>=2.9.1',
    'freezegun>=0.3.6',
    'coverage>=4.0',
]
devel_requires = test_requires + ['detox']
docs_requires = [
    'Sphinx==1.4',

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$ juju deploy charm-tester test 
$ juju deploy charm-under-test charm
$
$ juju set test relation-config="
joined: 
  port: 8080
  sitename: test.local
"
$ # 1. start test

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juju bootstrap -e ec2 # or local or openstack or azure
juju deploy pynamite --config some-load-test.yaml -n 10  # number units

juju add-unit pynamite # add one more

juju set pynamite endpoint="http://"
juju set pynamite start=True # or timestamp of scheduled test

# not sure about how to collect results...

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vars:
    an_int: 3

    some_dict:
        other: "{{ an_int }}"

# this means that some_dict.other is now a string.
# using {{ an_int|int }} doesn't work, of course
# am I missing something?
    

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import os
import hashlib


class FilterModule(object):

    def filters(self):
        return {
            'md5_check': self.md5_check,
        }

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wavy@shredder:~/canonical/dev/sso$ cat ~/bin/juju-sync-charm 
#!/bin/bash
if [ -z "$1" ]
then
    echo "You must provide a unit name" >&2
    exit 1
fi

UNIT=$1
DIR=${2:-.}

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GOAL: Use docker to build some images:
 - a base image
 - a dev image, from base, with extra dev deps, and the source code mounted as a host volume
 - a prod image, from base, with src explicitly ADDed into the image as a stand alone executable
SUBGOALS:
 - make use of docker's cache for faster building
 
A base image:

$ cat base.docker

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