khenidak

Create a nested development envrionment on Azure VM. I use this for kernel specific sandboxes/dev. Admittedly, This is following my own quirky dev env. So apprach this with care.

What will you have:

1. Separate virtual network for your sandbox
2. QEMU (kvm enabled) vms running using this network
3. Additional data disk aufs mounted for home directory (to move that disk to new vms if needed)

Steps

khenidak

   var crypto = require('crypto');
 
 
  var algo = 'SHA256';
  var hashencoding = 'base64';
    
// the below is not checked for casing    
    var arStandardHeaders = ['content-encoding', 'content-language', 'content-length', 'content-md5', 'content-type', 
        'date', 'If-Modified-Since', 'If-Match', 'If-None-Match', 'If-unmodified-Since', 'range'];

khenidak

// for more details please refer to: http://henidak.com/2015/10/on-train-rides-and-histograms/


/*
Typical Use
- Create a class (or use Click class) that sub-classes Click (if you need more than *.value)
- The implementation favors speed over memory (it will copy the tree everytime you do a calc using the Do method). 
// this keeps the clicks for 1 min, then remove anything older
        private Clicker<MyClickType> m_MinuteClicker = new Clicker>MyClickType>(TimeSpan.FromMinutes(1));
// this keeps the clicks for 1 hour, then remove anything older

khenidak

/*
** this code is undergoing major updates (and fixes), please stay tuned.
for more details check: http://henidak.com/2015/10/azure-service-fabric-multiple-communication-listeners-per-service/
*/

public enum ICommunicationListenerStatus
    {
        Closed,
        Opening,
        Opened,