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There's a program MetaTrader4 that can run scripts.
My script reading data from text files (up to 3 gb) and analyse them.
It's like Excel vba script analysing sheet's data.
Billions of iterations. Results of calculating stored in another txt file (up to few GBs)
Is it possible to run many instances of MetaTrader4 using cloud (Azure?)
If no I can recode script to Delphi application is that possible for Azure or other cloud service?
If so how can I do that? I have a trial in Azure but don't know where to start.
using Azure, one option is using Azure WebJobs and it works with Exe files too (if your program is .exe)
Acceptable file types for scripts or programs to be used in Azure Web Jobs:
.cmd, .bat, .exe (using windows cmd)
.ps1 (using powershell)
.sh (using bash)
.php (using php)
.py (using python)
.js (using node)
.jar (using java)
For more detail information take a look at this link:
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/web-sites-create-web-jobs/
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Is there a way to configure Tibco Business Works directly from a programming language? That is: can you deploy, configure, test and teardown your APIs from Chef/Puppet/Ansible and are there recipes/playbooks, etc. to do so?
Thank you very much in advance.
Tim
I assume you want to automate BW deployments - there are command-line tools (buildear, appManage, ...). You can invoke them from shell scripts (unix, windows, ...) as well as any other programming language that allows to invoke external applications. I use them large-scale via shell scripts in my groups projects.
Most processing instructions are based on command line parameters and the static configs (environment, aliases, instance configs) are based on particular files in the file system tree (which you can also auto-archive, backup, etc.).
The deployment process as such is distributed and based on Tibco Administrator (to which appManage interfaces) so you only have to control the action parameters (via command-line parameters). Your programming language should support that (or do you want to have the command-line tools as java classes to build a single java admin app?).
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I'm trying to set up something similar to Docker for deploying a spring application in Solaris. I thought of Solaris zones but it doesn't seem to be that simple or I'm having a difficult time wrapping my head around it.
I welcome helpful suggestions, thanks.
I would suggest two options:
1) Create a zone with 'minimal-server' pack installed. Install your application and all dependencies. Create a Unified Archive from that zone. Create a profile for the new zone (with user/password, IP, hostname, etc. -- to avoid doing that at the first boot). Install the zone from that unified archive using the profile you've just created. It's pretty fast--with 'minimal-server' it took me 2-2.5 minutes in VirtualBox. Will be even faster on bare metal.
2) Create an IPS package from your app, publish it on the local repository. Create a manifest where you list 'minimal-server', dependencies and your application package. Install the zone with that manifest and profile (like in the first method).
First method is faster and easier, but it's not very flexible. If you want to change your app, you have to re-create your archive. Second method is more flexible (when you update your app, you just repackage it and publish it one the repository), but it could take longer to install (because individual packages take longer to install than a single archive stream).
Please let me know if you need more detailed instructions and links to the docs.
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I have a several instances of my application, like dev stand, test stand, demo stand and several production stands. My application is a cluster of microservices, packaged in docker container and managed by docker-compose. I need an ability to conveniently deploy some versions of application to several stands.
My question is: What tools should i pick for this feature? Ideally i want to have web interface which has one button “Deploy” for one stand and an input field for a version of my application.
We use Teamcity for building applications, and we can use it for continuous delivery, but i am looking for a more convenient and specialized tool.
We're using Octopus Deploy in our CI process for deployments (releases created by TeamCity) and we're really happy with this tool.
Although I'm not much into container/Docker things, but i saw that recently Octopus has implemented some features for Docker deployments so you could check that maybe. ;)
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Sublime Text is good native text editor for web developers and other programmers. Using ftp feature is not user friendly, so my question is second:
What is the best practices to work locally with sublime text editor?
Main problem is:
After do some changes on localhost(database is on localhost, not on
remote server) i want see immediately result on remote server.
Please, give me some practical info.
For Windows a good tool which allows automated sync(including deletes) with remote and also allows to add exclusion rules is WinScp
for Mac the same can be done using Yummy FTP Watcher
NetBeans IDE is available on both mac and windows and 8.0.2 version has perfect upload on save function which also updates remove on file add and delete.
Take a look at the Sublime SFTP package by wbond, the creator of Package Control. It works for FTP, SFTP, and FTPS connections, allows syncing of files/folders (in both directions), and is pretty much invaluable for this kind of work. It costs US$16, but is definitely worth it.
Alternatively, if you're on a Mac, check out Transmit. It allows you to map SSH/FTP shares as a local volume, so you can use any program, not just Sublime. It's US$34, but very much worth it.
For other operating systems, google "FUSE" (file system in user space). Many Linux distros have packages available for various solutions, and there are versions for Windows as well. They essentially do the same thing as Transmit in allowing you to map a network resource to a local drive/volume.
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I have written a utility in delphi 5 professional which requires the some files while executing. I want to make a setup file which installs my utility program along with the other required files.
You can use InnoSetup to create professional installers here is the download link ... http://www.jrsoftware.org/isinfo.php
I'd go with InnoSetup any time if using Microsoft Windows Installer is not a requirement. If you would like to use MSI, then I'd recomment diving into Windows Installer XML, which is relatively easy to use for simple setups.
Delphi 5 came with InstallShield Express that is useful for simple setups (and IIRC could also install the BDE...) and is simple to use - if you have a "legal" copy you should find it easily on the installation CD (it should also be offered by the installation app autoruns launches).