how do we setup publisher where the subscription information is stored in the DB?
What all do you need in the configs of publisher and subscribers??
Take a look at the pub sub sample in the sample directory.
Look here and here.
This is a bit out of date but will give you a bit of background.
Hope this helps
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I'm a total beginner when it comes to Azure, but I created a Data Factory following different guides and no matter which one I use I can't see connections or triggers in the Factory resources tab under Author & Monitor. I must be missing something trivial and I can't find anyone that seems to have the same problem as I do.
What I see
What I'm missing
I clearly have no clue why they aren't showing up in the bottom left corner, anyone savvy enough to help me out?
These were recently moved to here:
In latest ADF, there is no upfront option like connection-->Linked service available instead Linked service option there only during creating the new dataset.
Will CKAN be the best solution for a portal like asiapacificenergy.org?
If yes, can you provide an estimate of how much effort, time and developers would be required?
Any tips or best practices you can share for an inexperienced team? Any pitfalls to avoid?
Thank you very much.
Any help would be highly appreciated!
Kind of hard to say. Depends exactly what you want to do exactly.
From ckan.org:
CKAN, the world’s leading Open Source data portal platform CKAN is a powerful data management system that makes data accessible – by providing tools to streamline publishing, sharing, finding and using data.
CKAN is like wordpress but instead of blog posts its datasets. It helps manage and inventory datasets for an organization. It has other cool and powerful features too but that site you mentioned reminds me of ArcGIS kind of. There is also Socrata or many other vendor offerings. I prefer CKAN though.
There is a demo site (demo.ckan.org) you can play with, add and remove stuff from, etc to get a feel for it.
They have decent documentation as well that you can follow https://docs.ckan.org/en/2.8/user-guide.html . You could setup a local version to get a feel for how hard or easy it is. https://docs.ckan.org/en/2.8/maintaining/installing/install-from-source.html
I'd say you need someone with python and server experience to get you setup and then basic usage and administration can be delegated. But it can be learnt.
Gov.uk uses ckan for their data catalogue and have some helpful docs available as well. https://docs.publishing.service.gov.uk/manual/data-gov-uk-supporting-ckan.html
I'm a novice mturk user. I created HITs for crowdsourcing using external question hosted on a server. I wanted to know if there is a web interface where I can see progress of my HITs. I tried looking at the https://requester.mturk.com/manage and https://requestersandbox.mturk.com/manage. But I cannot see the HITs programatically created using boto3. Should I look somewhere else? If not what's the way to get this information?
I share your pain right now. As of June 2020, this situation hasn't changed. HITs that are NOT created through the MTurk web interface STILL do not display on the web interface. It's terrible. We have 3 options for seeing and managing the HITs:
Use scripting and boto3. <-- Best option for now.
Use the AWS CLI.
Use the AWS shell (aws-shell).
I think the best option is to make scripts that do exactly what you need. Chances are you'll need to do things more efficiently than you could using the AWS CLI only. aws-shell isn't easy enough to use, and it also looks unsupported for over a year at this point (judging by their official github issue tracker).
For what you're asking specifically you'll need to use the method list_hits() and possibly list_assignments_for_hit(). See https://boto3.amazonaws.com/v1/documentation/api/latest/reference/services/mturk.html
Also I'm very new to this, so if it sounds like a barely or only sorta know what I'm talking about, that's correct. But I also wished there had been a straightforward answer to this question a couple weeks ago when I was sitting here dumbfounded.
I have a site with a lot of suppliers and end users. I would like the end users to be able to give tips to suppliers while taking a commission in between.
What's the easiest way to set this up? My plan initially was to code a custom stripe integration into my node.js backend. But there might be an easier way? Maybe someone has written a lot of what's needed already.
Thanks.
Stripe Connect is Stripe's API that lets you process payments on behalf of third-parties, and optionally take a cut out of the transaction.
There's a lot of things to consider depending on your exact use case so I recommend you take some time to browse the documentation. This article is also a good resource.
Even at current preview pricing, I'd still like to be able to turn off the service(s) to save some $$. But I'd rather not delete them if I don't have to. Anyone know how to do this?
That is unfortunately not possible with the current version and I fully agree with you that this should be possible. Because with the current model, we cannot benefit from the cloud flexibility that Azure is providing with almost all other services.
I have given this feedback to the team already, but we'll see what will come from it ;)
According to the documentation, it should be possible:
http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/biztalk-service-state-chart/
So, it's a bug ;) I hope this means they will fix it sooner.
I'm answering my own question almost a year later. I've found two options.
Option 1: Backup/Restore WABS service using the Azure web UI.
Option 2: Use 'suspend'/'resume' functionality using the RESTful API.
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn232419.aspx)
I hope this helps someone!