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mmzyk

Spreedly Systems Engineer Work Sample

Being a company founded by developers, it's in our DNA to automate as much as we can and deploy as often as possible in order to allow for rapid development, innovation, and reduced human error. Spreedly relies on many internal services for its infrastructure. Your role as a Systems Engineer at Spreedly will involve:

• understanding how all the pieces that comprise the infrastructure fit together
• knowing how best to maintain and secure that infrastructure
• automating provisioning, testing, and maintenance as much as possible
• measuring and monitoring system fitness
• delivering services that other engineering teams can utilize in support of their development efforts
• communicating well with the rest of the team and the wider technical community

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def wait(time, increment = 5, elapsed_time = 0, &block)
  begin
    yield
  rescue Exception => e
    if elapsed_time >= time
      raise e
    else
      sleep increment
      wait(time, increment, elapsed_time + increment, &block)

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

NoteOnUsage = <<USAGE

This script allows you to upload multiple cookbooks automatically.
Use -d to download the cookbooks
Use -p to purge cookbooks

Using either option will require some user input

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require 'chef/win32/api/file'
require 'chef/win32/error'
require 'chef/win32/unicode'

class Chef
  module Win32
    class File
      class << self
        include Chef::Win32::API::File

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require 'ffi'

FILE_ATTRIBUTE_REPARSE_POINT = 0x400
IO_REPARSE_TAG_SYMLINK = 0xA000000C
INVALID_FILE_ATTRIBUTES = 0xFFFFFFFF
INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE = 0xFFFFFFFF # -1 is also valid

module Win_Test
	extend FFI::Library

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%% Tells whether this user is the superuser.
is_superuser(Req) ->
  UserName = list_to_binary(wrq:get_req_header("x-ops-userid", Req)),
  is_superuser(UserName);
is_superuser(UserName) ->
  Superusers = envy:get(oc_chef_wm, superusers, [], list),
  lists:member(UserName, Superusers).
  
Lines 5 to 7 is the existing function. I want to add lines 2 to 4. How can I make it guard so if it's a webmachine request object, it uses the first fun head and if not otherwise uses the 2nd?