username/password: neo4j/neo4j1
- nodes = nouns
- relationships = verbs
- no dangling relationships
- properties = adjectives or adverbs
- on nodes or relationships
- strings, floats, longs, arrays, etc.
/* | |
Output (with org.slf4j:slf4j-simple:1.7.25): | |
[main] INFO VertxThreadTest - setUp running | |
[main] INFO VertxThreadTest - deploying on port 53539 | |
[main] INFO VertxThreadTest - Test status200 running | |
[vert.x-eventloop-thread-0] INFO VertxThreadTest - Handling request | |
[vert.x-eventloop-thread-2] INFO VertxThreadTest - Test status200 got response | |
[main] INFO VertxThreadTest - tearDown running | |
[main] INFO VertxThreadTest - setUp running |
// ==UserScript== | |
// @name Hide Hot Network Questions | |
// @namespace GreaseMonkeyStackOverflow | |
// @description Hides certain Hot Network Questions on Stack Overflow | |
// @include http://*.stackexchange.com/* | |
// @include http://stackoverflow.com/* | |
// @include http://*.stackoverflow.com/* | |
// @include http://*.askubuntu.com/* | |
// @include http://*.mathoverflow.com/* | |
// @include http://*.serverfault.com/* |
Islandora CLAW: Islandora + Fedora 4
msg = "required #{__FILE__}, #{caller[0]}" | |
File.open('/tmp/require.log', 'a') { |f| f.puts(msg) } | |
puts msg | |
It is possible to find Docker images for Amazon Linux, but because the RPM repositories for Amazon Linux are only available within AWS, they only work if the Docker host is also on AWS.
Instead, we're going to try use Centos, which