| Name: elasticsearch | |
| Cartridge-Short-Name: ELASTICSEARCH | |
| Display-Name: ElasticSearch 1.1.1 | |
| Description: "ElasticSearch" | |
| Version: 1.1.1 | |
| License: Apache | |
| Vendor: elasticsearch.org | |
| Cartridge-Version: 0.0.2 | |
| Cartridge-Vendor: julianandandy | |
| Source-Url: https://github.com/caruccio/openshift-elasticsearch-cartridge/archive/master;reboot;.zip |
| $ VAR='XOXOXOX' | |
| $ echo ${VAR/X/.} ## first occurence only (anywhere) | |
| .OXOXOX | |
| $ echo ${VAR//X/.} ## all occurences | |
| .O.O.O. | |
| $ VAR='OXOXOX' | |
| $ echo ${VAR/#X/.} ## first occurence (only if beginning match) | |
| OXOXOX |
| ## 1 - Create an account in http://movies.io and setup a RSS for your movies | |
| #### | |
| ## 2 - Install and configure flexget | |
| #### | |
| $ sudo easy_install flexget | |
| $ cat <<EOF > ~/.flexget/config.yml | |
| feeds: | |
| movies.io: |
| This should extract the value of a variable from a text file. | |
| It works fine with bash/sh and makefile variables. | |
| Had to use 2 sed()s to deal with name='value' cases. | |
| Fixes are welcome. | |
| $ VAR_NAME=PREFIX | |
| $ sed --version | |
| GNU sed version 4.1.5 | |
| $ cat filename.conf | \ | |
| sed -ne \ |
| for i, j in { 'a': 1, 'b': 2 }.iteritems(): | |
| print i, j | |
| for i, j in [ ('a', 1), ('b', 2) ]: | |
| print i, j |
| Section "InputDevice" | |
| Identifier "touchpad" | |
| Driver "synaptics" | |
| Option "LeftEdge" "1766" | |
| Option "RightEdge" "5382" | |
| Option "TopEdge" "1645" | |
| Option "BottomEdge" "4563" | |
| Option "FingerLow" "25" | |
| Option "FingerHigh" "30" | |
| Option "FingerPress" "256" |
| [core] | |
| pager = less -XF | |
| [user] | |
| name = Mateus Caruccio | |
| email = mateus@caruccio.com | |
| [color] | |
| diff = auto | |
| branch = auto |
| Host my-server # Alias for this server so you can run "$ ssh my-server" | |
| #ForwardAgent yes # Use local agent to password-free authentication | |
| #User my_user # Name of remote user | |
| #IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa-${MY_SERVER} # I suggest you to use key-pair auth | |
| Hostname my.server.fqdn # Real server hostname | |
| ControlMaster auto # share a single ssh connection across many ssh instances | |
| ControlPersist 60 # send master connection to background, close it if idle for 60 seconds | |
| ControlPath ~/.ssh/master/ssh-%h # place local sharing socket in a secure place |
| from hammock import Hammock as Getup | |
| username, password = 'mateus.caruccio@getupcloud.com', 'minha_senha' | |
| getup = Getup('https://broker.getupcloud.com/broker/rest', auth=(username, password)) |
Brazilian Portuguese version here.
OpenShift platform is an amazing tool when it comes to app development and deploy: auto scalable, secure by default, language agnostic and open-source. By abstracting infrastructure in a simple way, it is possible to create a full-fledged application with databases in a few minutes.
Even with all this power, sometimes we just need to serve a bunch os static files: HTML, images, javascript and CSS.
