In looking over the Thermostat Guide I don't see any mention of humidity readings. Is this data available through the API? Will it be in a later release?
Unfortunately that is correct, humidity is not available in the current version of the API.
Nest has not shared a roadmap for the API either, so availability in a future version is unknown at this time.
Updating with nate-f comments from below:
As of NestAPI v1.1 it appears that humidity data is available as a
read only field.
More information can be found in the v1.1. release notes.
As of NestAPI v1.1 it appears that humidity data is available as a read only field.
More information can be found in the v1.1. release notes.
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im currently working in a module of analysis of stadistics of videos from azure media services. I want to ask how can i get some data like average visualization time, number of visualizations and more stuff like that. im pretty sure it has to exist a very easy way to get this data but i cannot find it. I found that application insights could be useful. I have found that i may have to manually track this information. Im working on .net6. An example of code would be awesome. Thanks in advance!
pd: https://github.com/Azure-Samples/media-services-javascript-azure-media-player-application-insights-plugin/blob/master/options.md
I have found that Application Insights could be useful to my problem. Some classes like TelemetryClient (from the package Microsoft.ApplicationInsights) seems to be useful to my problem, but i cant find clear information about them.
No, there is no concept of client side analytics or viewer analytics in Azure Media Services. You have to track and log things on your own on the client side. App Insights is a good solution for this, and there are some older samples out there showing how to do that with a player application.
Take a look at this sample - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/samples/azure-samples/media-services-javascript-azure-media-player-application-insights-plugin/media-services-javascript-azure-media-player-application-insights-plugin/
Just WARNING: it is very old and probably very out of date. I would not use much of the code from that sample, as it is using SDK's from 4 year ago. Just use it as guidance at a high level for what the architecture might look like.
Another solution would be to look to a 3rd party service like Mux.com/Data that can plug into any player framework for client analytics.
Is Batching supported in Azure.Messaging.ServiceBus ? As in one of the microsoft doc links says it is not but i see lot of online examples ?
This microsoft docs link says it is not supported
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/service-bus-messaging/service-bus-performance-improvements?tabs=net-standard-sdk-2
While this microsoft docs link has examples of Batching
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/overview/azure/messaging.servicebus-readme-pre#send-and-receive-a-batch-of-messages
There is a difference between implict and explicit batching. When using the SDK to send a batch that you constructed you are explicitly creating a batch message. That is supported.
Implicit batching means you can send individual messages using the SKD and the SDK will create a batch automatically when you send multiple individual messages in a given timeframe. This is done without you having to create a batch yourself. This is only supported on the legacy SDK.
We are creating python script that can fetch Deep security anti-malware event details and create CSV file with the following field.
1) Computer name
2) last scheduled scan time
3) Number of malware found
4) Pattern version
5) last pattern update date and time
I am not able to find SDK document that can help me get events generated in last scheduled scan.
The API provides access to Computer name, last scheduled scan time, and pattern version. It does not provide access to events, however the legacy REST api does:
https://automation.deepsecurity.trendmicro.com/article/12_5/use-the-previous-rest-api
https://automation.deepsecurity.trendmicro.com/legacy-rest/12_5/index.html?env=dsaas#overview
There is only a Java SDK that is supported, but as you probably know you can use Python to make HTTP requests to a REST API.
An old Python SDK was provided for the legacy REST and SOAP API's (not supported past Deep Security 10.3) -- it might be worth trying although there is no official support and no guarantee of results: https://github.com/deep-security/deep-security-py
Finally, I'm not sure if this is covers what you need but there is a powershell script that uses the legacy REST API to retrieve computer-related events for a specific time frame: https://github.com/deep-security/ops-tools/blob/master/deepsecurity/manager-apis/powershell/get-computerCreatedEvents.ps1
Hope that helps. Maybe somebody else can add to what I know of.
-- Scott (Deep Security content developer)
I am using Reporting service to display a report I created. I have the following error:
The data and the connection shouldn't be a problem...the report has RAVE visualization engine....might be this the problem? Is it supported?
thanks
The use of reports containing RAVE charts is not currently supported. To have RAVE Viz. available, the visualizations used must be hosted on Bluemix and present within the service for common consumption. In this Beta, we don't yet have a means to host the visualizations from AnalyticZone at this time. It is something we have received feedback on and are looking into for future releases.
Thank you for your interest in using the service - this is valuable feedback!
Anthony Schofield - IBM Platform Product Manager - Business Analytics
Is there one? (for .net)
I see msft samples StorageDotNEt and StorageRest. These dont do if-match right and they dont appear to do paged queries
Lokad has a library but does funky stuff to spread data over columns
Have you seen the one that is supported and ships with the SDK? Microsoft.WindowsAzure.StorageClient.dll? This supports blob, table, and queues. Check the Windows Azure Training Kit for basic manuevers with it.
At a low level I also used the http://azurekit.codeplex.com/ library - not a finished beast but is a more direct mapping of C# to REST - if that's what you need.