Definition of vocation English Dictionary American English Business Examples vocation in American English See all translations vocation noun C us voʊˈkeɪʃən a type of work that you feel you are suited to doing and to which you give much of your time and energy It wasnt until The North American Review published his story that he embraced writing as a vocation Definition of vocation from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary Cambridge University Press American English Business Examples vocation in English See all translations vocation noun C or U uk vəʊˈkeɪʃ ə n us voʊˈkeɪʃ ə n C2 a type of work that you feel you are suited to doing and to which you should give all your time and energy or the feeling that a type of work suits you in this way I feel Ive found missed my true vocation Most teachers regard their profession as a vocation not just a job To work in medicine you should have a vocation for it Synonym calling formal Compare career noun Definition of vocation from the Cambridge Advanced Learners Dictionary Thesaurus Cambridge University Press American English Business Examples vocation in Business English See all translations vocation noun C uk vəʊˈkeɪʃ ə n us a type of work that you feel you are suited to doing and to which you should give all your time and energy or the feeling that a type of work suits you in this way findmiss your vocation I feel Ive found my true vocation To work in medicine you should have a vocation for it Definition of vocation from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary Cambridge University Press American English Business Examples of vocation These examples are from the Cambridge English Corpus and from sources on the web Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors This situation is perfectly familiar and applies not only to religious vocations generally but to nonreligious cases of volunteering such as for a military mission From Cambridge English Corpus In relation to the hospital the implicit assumption is that this health structure has a technical vocation exclusive from social problems From Cambridge English Corpus Increasing numbers of men wore earrings used cosmetics and chose traditional female vocations From Cambridge English Corpus For a long time old and new ideals regarding the propriety of a dual vocation of cleric and scientific practitioner conflicted From Cambridge English Corpus Some conservatives notably libertarians and housewives ultimately rejected politics as a vocation From Cambridge English Corpus Clearly the task of recovering for opera its vocation of theatre is far more complex than meets the eye or ear From Cambridge English Corpus Here however the selfsacrice was to be on the part of the bride the vocation on the part of the prospective husband From Cambridge English Corpus The social vocation of psychology and its status as expertise is intrinsically bound to such questions From Cambridge English Corpus If we view medicine as a vocation we must compassionately recognize the innate worth of all humanity From Cambridge English Corpus We are in a period in which there is widespread interest in renewal of medicine as a vocation a calling From Cambridge English Corpus The remaining eight books discuss the eight principal vices which the monk encounters in his vocation From Cambridge English Corpus The resulting religious social and economic dimensions of their lives are drawn out and shown to be rather different facets of a single vocation From Cambridge English Corpus Laurences youth and doubtful vocation offered the community an opportunity to challenge dynastic control From Cambridge English Corpus They were from various vocations and had varying levels of education From Cambridge English Corpus Reclusion therefore even within a monastic context was by this date a respectable vocation in its own right From Cambridge English Corpus Translations of vocation in Spanish vocación Need a translator Translator tool Get a quick free translation What is the pronunciation of vocation vocalize vocalized vocalizing vocally vocation vocational vocational school vocationally vocative Scroll up Scroll down

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only

one

subdomain

level

For

example

examplecom

can

protect

loginexamplecom

and

testexamplecom

but

it

can

not

protect

testloginexamplecom

Also

note

that

examplecom

protects

only

the

subdomains

of

examplecom

it

does

not

protect

the

bare

or

apex

domain

examplecom

To

protect

both

see

the

next

step

To

add

more

domain

names

to

the

ACM

certificate

choose

and

type

another

domain

name

in

the

text

box

that

opens

This

is

useful

for

protecting

both

a

bare

or

apex

domain

like

examplecom

and

its

subdomains

examplecom

After

you

have

typed

valid

domain

names

choose

Review

and

Request

or

choose

to

quit

Important

Unless

you

choose

to

opt

out

your

certificate

will

be

automatically

recorded

in

at

least

two

public

certificate

transparency

databases

You

can

not

currently

use

the

console

to

opt

out

You

must

use

the

AWS

CLI

or

the

API

For

more

information

see

Opting

Out

of

Certificate

Transparency

Logging

For

general

information

about

transparency

logs

see

Certificate

Transparency

Logging

If

the

review

page

correctly

contains

the

information

that

you

provided

for

your

request

choose

Confirm

and

request

The

following

page

shows

that

your

request

status

is

pending

validation

Before

ACM

issues

a

certificate

it

validates

that

you

own

or

control

the

domain

names

in

your

certificate

request

You

can

use

either

email

validation

or

DNS

validation

If

you

choose

email

validation

ACM

sends

validation

email

to

three

contact

addresses

registered

in

the

WHOIS

database

and

to

five

common

system

administration

addresses

for

each

domain

name

You

or

an

authorized

representative

must

reply

to

one

of

these

email

messages

For

more

information

see

Use

Email

to

Validate

Domain

Ownership

If

you

use

DNS

validation

you

simply

write

a

CNAME

record

provided

by

ACM

to

your

DNS

configuration

For

more

information

about

DNS

validation

see

Use

DNS

to

Validate

Domain

Ownership

Note

If

you

are

able

to

edit

your

DNS

configuration

we

recommend

that

you

use

DNS

domain

validation

rather

than

email

validation

DNS

validation

has

multiple

benefits

over

email

validation

See

Use

DNS

to

Validate

Domain

Ownership

Requesting

a

public

certificate

using

the

CLI

Use

the

requestcertificate

command

to

request

a

new

public

ACM

certificate

on

the

command

line

aws

acm

requestcertificate

domainname

wwwexamplecom

validationmethod

DNS

idempotencytoken

options

CertificateTransparencyLoggingPreferenceDISABLED

This

command

outputs

the

Amazon

Resource

Name

ARN

of

your

new

public

certificate

CertificateArn

arnawsacm

region

account

certificate

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AWS

Documentation

AWS

Data

Pipeline

Developer

Guide

Pipeline

Object

Reference

Resources

An

Amazon

instance

that

performs

the

work

defined

by

a

pipeline

activity

For

information

about

default

Amazon

instances

that

AWS

Data

Pipeline

creates

if

you

do

not

specify

an

instance

see

Default

Amazon

Instances

by

AWS

Region

Examples

The

following

example

object

launches

an

instance

into

or

a

default

VPC

with

some

optional

fields

set

id

type

actionOnTaskFailure

terminate

actionOnResourceFailure

retryAll

maximumRetries

instanceType

securityGroups

testgroup

default

keyPair

mykeypair

The

following

example

object

launches

an

instance

into

a

nondefault

VPC

with

some

optional

fields

set

id

type

actionOnTaskFailure

terminate

actionOnResourceFailure

retryAll

maximumRetries

instanceType

securityGroupIds

sg

sg

subnetId

subnet

associatePublicIpAddress

true

keyPair

mykeypair

Syntax

Required

Fields

Description

Slot

Type

resourceRole

The

IAM

role

that

controls

the

resources

that

the

Amazon

instance

can

access

String

role

The

IAM

role

that

AWS

Data

Pipeline

uses

to

create

the

instance

String

Object

Invocation

Fields

Description

Slot

Type

schedule

This

object

is

invoked

within

the

execution

of

a

schedule

interval

To

set

the

dependency

execution

order

for

this

objectspecify

a

schedule

reference

to

another

object

You

can

do

this

in

one

of

the

following

ways

To

ensure

that

all

objects

in

the

pipeline

inherit

the

schedule

set

a

schedule

on

the

object

explicitly

schedule

ref

DefaultSchedule

In

most

cases

it

is

useful

to

put

the

schedule

reference

on

the

default

pipeline

object

so

that

all

objects

inherit

that

schedule

If

the

pipeline

has

schedules

nested

within

the

master

schedule

you

can

create

a

parent

object

that

has

a

schedule

reference

For

more

information

about

example

optional

schedule

configurations

see

httpsdocsawsamazoncomdatapipelinelatestDeveloperGuidedpobjectschedulehtml

Reference

Object

for

example

schedulerefmyScheduleId

Optional

Fields

Description

Slot

Type

actionOnResourceFailure

The

action

taken

after

a

resource

failure

for

this

resource

Valid

values

are

retryall

and

retrynone

String

actionOnTaskFailure

The

action

taken

after

a

task

failure

for

this

resource

Valid

values

are

continue

or

terminate

String

associatePublicIpAddress

Indicates

whether

to

assign

a

public

IP

address

to

the

instance

If

the

instance

is

in

Amazon

or

Amazon

VPC

the

default

value

is

true

Otherwise

the

default

value

is

false

Boolean

attemptStatus

Most

recently

reported

status

from

the

remote

activity

String

attemptTimeout

Timeout

for

the

remote

work

completion

If

set

then

a

remote

activity

that

does

not

complete

within

the

specified

starting

time

may

be

retried

Period

availabilityZone

The

Availability

Zone

in

which

to

launch

the

Amazon

instance

String

failureAndRerunMode

Describes

consumer

node

behavior

when

dependencies

fail

or

are

rerun

Enumeration

httpProxy

The

proxy

host

that

clients

use

to

connect

to

AWS

services

Reference

Object

for

example

httpProxyrefmyHttpProxyId

imageId

The

ID

of

the

AMI

to

use

for

the

instance

By

default

AWS

Data

Pipeline

uses

the

HVM

AMI

virtualization

type

The

specific

AMI

IDs

used

are

based

on

a

Region

as

follows

You

can

overwrite

the

default

AMI

by

specifying

the

HVM

AMI

of

your

choice

For

more

information

about

AMI

types

see

Linux

AMI

Virtualization

Types

and

Finding

a

Linux

AMI

in

the

Amazon

User

Guide

for

Linux

Instances

String

initTimeout

The

amount

of

time

to

wait

for

the

resource

to

start

Period

instanceCount

Deprecated

Integer

instanceType

The

type

of

Amazon

instance

to

start

String

keyPair

The

name

of

the

key

pair

If

you

launch

an

Amazon

instance

without

specifying

a

key

pair

you

can

not

log

on

to

it

String

lateAfterTimeout

The

elapsed

time

after

pipeline

start

within

which

the

object

must

start

It

is

triggered

only

when

the

schedule

type

is

not

set

to

ondemand

Period

maxActiveInstances

The

maximum

number

of

concurrent

active

instances

of

a

component

Reruns

do

not

count

toward

the

number

of

active

instances

Integer

maximumRetries

The

maximum

number

of

attempt

retries

on

failure

Integer

minInstanceCount

Deprecated

Integer

onFail

An

action

to

run

when

the

current

object

fails

Reference

Object

for

example

onFailrefmyActionId

onLateAction

Actions

that

should

be

triggered

if

an

object

has

not

yet

been

scheduled

or

is

still

running

Reference

Object

for

example

onLateActionrefmyActionId

onSuccess

An

action

to

run

when

the

current

object

succeeds

Reference

Object

for

example

onSuccessrefmyActionId

parent

The

parent

of

the

current

object

from

which

slots

are

inherited

Reference

Object

for

example

parentrefmyBaseObjectId

pipelineLogUri

The

Amazon

URI

such

as

for

uploading

logs

for

the

pipeline

String

region

The

code

for

the

Region

in

which

the

Amazon

instance

should

run

By

default

the

instance

runs

in

the

same

Region

as

the

pipeline

You

can

run

the

instance

in

the

same

Region

as

a

dependent

dataset

Enumeration

reportProgressTimeout

The

timeout

for

remote

work

successive

calls

to

reportProgress

If

set

then

remote

activities

that

do

not

report

progress

for

the

specified

period

may

be

considered

stalled

and

will

be

retried

Period

retryDelay

The

timeout

duration

between

two

retry

attempts

Period

runAsUser

The

user

to

run

the

TaskRunner

String

runsOn

This

field

is

not

allowed

on

this

object

Reference

Object

for

example

runsOnrefmyResourceId

scheduleType

Schedule

type

allows

you

to

specify

whether

the

objects

in

your

pipeline

definition

should

be

scheduled

at

the

beginning

of

an

interval

at

the

end

of

the

interval

or

on

demand

Values

are

timeseries

Instances

are

scheduled

at

the

end

of

each

interval

cron

Instances

are

scheduled

at

the

beginning

of

each

interval

ondemand

Allows

you

to

run

a

pipeline

one

time

per

activation

You

do

not

have

to

clone

or

recreate

the

pipeline

to

run

it

again

If

you

use

an

ondemand

schedule

it

must

be

specified

in

the

default

object

and

must

be

the

only

scheduleType

specified

for

objects

in

the

pipeline

To

use

ondemand

pipelines

call

the

ActivatePipeline

operation

for

each

subsequent

run

Enumeration

securityGroupIds

The

IDs

of

one

or

more

Amazon

security

groups

to

use

for

the

instances

in

the

resource

pool

String

securityGroups

One

or

more

Amazon

security

groups

to

use

for

the

instances

in

the

resource

pool

String

spotBidPrice

The

maximum

amount

per

hour

for

your

Spot

Instance

in

dollars

which

is

a

decimal

value

between

and

exclusive

String

subnetId

The

ID

of

the

Amazon

subnet

in

which

to

start

the

instance

String

terminateAfter

The

number

of

hours

after

which

to

terminate

the

resource

Period

useOnDemandOnLastAttempt

On

the

last

attempt

to

request

a

Spot

Instance

make

a

request

for

OnDemand

Instances

rather

than

a

Spot

Instance

This

ensures

that

if

all

previous

attempts

have

failed

the

last

attempt

is

not

interrupted

Boolean

workerGroup

This

field

is

not

allowed

on

this

object

String

Runtime

Fields

Description

Slot

Type

activeInstances

List

of

the

currently

scheduled

active

instance

objects

Reference

Object

for

example

activeInstancesrefmyRunnableObjectId

actualEndTime

Time

when

the

execution

of

this

object

finished

DateTime

actualStartTime

Time

when

the

execution

of

this

object

started

DateTime

cancellationReason

The

cancellationReason

if

this

object

was

cancelled

String

cascadeFailedOn

Description

of

the

dependency

chain

on

which

the

object

failed

Reference

Object

for

example

cascadeFailedOnrefmyRunnableObjectId

emrStepLog

Step

logs

are

available

only

on

Amazon

EMR

activity

attempts

String

errorId

The

error

ID

if

this

object

failed

String

errorMessage

The

error

message

if

this

object

failed

String

errorStackTrace

The

error

stack

trace

if

this

object

failed

String

failureReason

The

reason

for

the

resource

failure

String

finishedTime

The

time

at

which

this

object

finished

its

execution

DateTime

hadoopJobLog

Hadoop

job

logs

available

on

attempts

for

Amazon

EMR

activities

String

healthStatus

The

health

status

of

the

object

that

reflects

success

or

failure

of

the

last

object

instance

that

reached

a

terminated

state

String

healthStatusFromInstanceId

Id

of

the

last

instance

object

that

reached

a

terminated

state

String

healthStatusUpdatedTime

Time

at

which

the

health

status

was

updated

last

time

DateTime

hostname

The

host

name

of

client

that

picked

up

the

task

attempt

String

lastDeactivatedTime

The

time

at

which

this

object

was

last

deactivated

DateTime

latestCompletedRunTime

Time

the

latest

run

for

which

the

execution

completed

DateTime

latestRunTime

Time

the

latest

run

for

which

the

execution

was

scheduled

DateTime

nextRunTime

Time

of

run

to

be

scheduled

next

DateTime

reportProgressTime

The

most

recent

time

that

the

remote

activity

reported

progress

DateTime

scheduledEndTime

The

schedule

end

time

for

the

object

DateTime

scheduledStartTime

The

schedule

start

time

for

the

object

DateTime

status

The

status

of

this

object

String

version

The

pipeline

version

with

which

the

object

was

created

String

waitingOn

Description

of

the

list

of

dependencies

on

which

this

object

is

waiting

Reference

Object

for

example

waitingOnrefmyRunnableObjectId

System

Fields

Description

Slot

Type

error

Error

describing

the

illformed

object

String

pipelineId

ID

of

the

pipeline

to

which

this

object

belongs

String

sphere

The

place

of

an

object

in

the

lifecycle

Component

objects

give

rise

to

instance

objects

which

execute

attempt

objects

String

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AWS Documentation Elastic Load Balancing Classic Load Balancers Listeners for Your Classic Load Balancer Listeners for Your Classic Load Balancer Before you start using Elastic Load Balancing you must configure one or more listeners for your Classic Load Balancer A listener is a process that checks for connection requests It is configured with a protocol and a port for frontend client to load balancer connections and a protocol and a port for backend load balancer to backend instance connections Elastic Load Balancing supports the following protocols HTTP HTTPS secure HTTP TCP SSL secure TCP The HTTPS protocol uses the SSL protocol to establish secure connections over the HTTP layer You can also use the SSL protocol to establish secure connections over the TCP layer If the frontend connection uses TCP or SSL then your backend connections can use either TCP or SSL If the frontend connection uses HTTP or HTTPS then your backend connections can use either HTTP or HTTPS Backend instances can listen on ports 165535 Load balancers can listen on the following ports EC2VPC 165535 EC2Classic 25 80 443 465 587 102465535 Contents Protocols HTTPSSSL Listeners Listener Configurations for Classic Load Balancers HTTP Headers and Classic Load Balancers Protocols Communication for a typical web application goes through layers of hardware and software Each layer provides a specific communication function The control over the communication function is passed from one layer to the next in sequence The Open System Interconnection OSI defines a model framework for implementing a standard format for communication called a protocol in these layers For more information see OSI model in Wikipedia When you use Elastic Load Balancing you need a basic understanding of layer 4 and layer 7 Layer 4 is the transport layer that describes the Transmission Control Protocol TCP connection between the client and your backend instance through the load balancer Layer 4 is the lowest level that is configurable for your load balancer Layer 7 is the application layer that describes the use of Hypertext Transfer Protocol HTTP and HTTPS secure HTTP connections from clients to the load balancer and from the load balancer to your backend instance The Secure Sockets Layer SSL protocol is primarily used to encrypt confidential data over insecure networks such as the Internet The SSL protocol establishes a secure connection between a client and the backend server and ensures that all the data passed between your client and your server is private and integral TCPSSL Protocol When you use TCP layer 4 for both frontend and backend connections your load balancer forwards the request to the backend instances without modifying the headers After your load balancer receives the request it attempts to open a TCP connection to the backend instance on the port specified in the listener configuration Because load balancers intercept traffic between clients and your backend instances the access logs for your backend instance contain the IP address of the load balancer instead of the originating client You can enable Proxy Protocol which adds a header with the connection information of the client such as the source IP address destination IP address and port numbers The header is then sent to the backend instance as a part of the request You can parse the first line in the request to retrieve the connection information For more information see Configure Proxy Protocol Support for Your Classic Load Balancer Using this configuration you do not receive cookies for session stickiness or XForwarded headers HTTPHTTPS Protocol When you use HTTP layer 7 for both frontend and backend connections your load balancer parses the headers in the request and terminates the connection before sending the request to the backend instances For every registered and healthy instance behind an HTTPHTTPS load balancer Elastic Load Balancing opens and maintains one or more TCP connections These connections ensure that there is always an established connection ready to receive HTTPHTTPS requests The HTTP requests and HTTP responses use header fields to send information about HTTP messages Elastic Load Balancing supports XForwardedFor headers Because load balancers intercept traffic between clients and servers your server access logs contain only the IP address of the load balancer To see the IP address of the client use the XForwardedFor request header For more information see XForwardedFor When you use HTTPHTTPS you can enable sticky sessions on your load balancer A sticky session binds a users session to a specific backend instance This ensures that all requests coming from the user during the session are sent to the same backend instance For more information see Configure Sticky Sessions for Your Classic Load Balancer Not all HTTP extensions are supported in the load balancer You may need to use a TCP listener if the load balancer is not able to terminate the request due to unexpected methods response codes or other nonstandard HTTP 1011 implementations HTTPSSSL Listeners You can create a load balancer with the following security features SSL Server Certificates If you use HTTPS or SSL for your frontend connections you must deploy an X509 certificate SSL server certificate on your load balancer The load balancer decrypts requests from clients before sending them to the backend instances known as SSL termination For more information see SSLTLS Certificates for Classic Load Balancers If you dont want the load balancer to handle the SSL termination known as SSL offloading you can use TCP for both the frontend and backend connections and deploy certificates on the registered instances handling requests SSL Negotiation Elastic Load Balancing provides predefined SSL negotiation configurations that are used for SSL negotiation when a connection is established between a client and your load balancer The SSL negotiation configurations provide compatibility with a broad range of clients and use highstrength cryptographic algorithms called ciphers However some use cases might require all data on the network to be encrypted and allow only specific ciphers Some security compliance standards such as PCI SOX and so on might require a specific set of protocols and ciphers from clients to ensure that the security standards are met In such cases you can create a custom SSL negotiation configuration based on your specific requirements Your ciphers and protocols should take effect within 30 seconds For more information see SSL Negotiation Configurations for Classic Load Balancers BackEnd Server Authentication If you use HTTPS or SSL for your backend connections you can enable authentication of your registered instances You can then use the authentication process to ensure that the instances accept only encrypted communication and to ensure that each registered instance has the correct public key For more information see Configure Backend Server Authentication Document Conventions

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VRay for 3ds Max Help Setup and Installation This page provides information on how to get VRay up and running Section Contents System Requirements Install VRay for 3ds Max Installation FAQ Set Up Your VRay License Installing the Online License Server Dongle and Online Licensing Advanced Online Licensing Settings Borrowing Licenses for Offline Use Set Up Silent Installation Set Up VRay Render Server Set Up Distributed Rendering Migrating from Previous Version Running VRay from an Arbitrary Location Trackerbird Telemetry Integration How to Uninstall VRay Page Contents Overview Installing VRay Licensing VRay Selecting a Renderer Overview Setting up VRay for 3ds Max comprises of three steps installing and licensing through your OS and then setting VRay as the renderer inside 3ds Max Additional pages in this section cover setting up the VRay Render Server Distributed Rendering and running VRay from an arbitrary location Installing VRay The VRay installer for 3ds Max is pretty straightforward and easy to follow and can be downloaded from the VRay Max Downloads section of the Chaos Group website please make sure you use your login credentials to ensure access to the download links Its recommending that before installing VRay please make sure your computer meets the System Requirements for running 3ds Max with VRay If you would like a stepbystep guide please check out the Install VRay for 3ds Max page If you run into any problems like installing VRay please check out the Frequently Asked Installation Questions page Licensing VRay Once VRay is installed you will want to make sure that your VRay license is properly configured The Set Up Your VRay License page includes everything you need to get VRay licensed and running properly If you need more help on configuring your set up as a Render ServerNode or Distributed Rendering please check the appropriate pages Selecting a Renderer In order to use VRay you must first select one of its renderers as your Production andor ActiveShade renderer Open the Render Setup window At the top of the Render Setup window choose as the Target either Production Rendering Mode or ActiveShade Mode For Renderer choose VRay Adv for Production Rendering Mode only or VRay RT for either mode For Production Rendering Mode both VRay Adv and VRay RT are available For ActiveShade Mode only VRay RT is available

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Creating test case using Record and Playback Estimated reading time 1 minute Your browser does not currently recognize any of the video formats available Click here to visit our frequently asked questions about HTML5 video A quick guide to create test case using Record and Playback feature of Katalon Studio a complete test automation tool built on the top of Selenium and Appium Katalon Studio helps you start automation testing on web on mobile with the least efforts and no costs Free download at wwwkataloncom Read the full guideline at xBoIw Follow these basic steps to get familiar with the Record Playback features Click on the New Test Case button on the main toolbar Provide a name for your test case and click OK An empty test case will be created Click on Record from the main toolbar The Record dialog is displayed Click on the Record button to start recording test case Execute all your test steps on the browser All of your actions performed on the browser will be recorded by Katalon Studio The recorded steps and related data are shown below for the actions of going to Google and searching two keywords on the browser You can Stop or Pause recording if needed When you are done with recording click OK to save recorded actions into Katalon Studio You will be prompted to save captured objects into Object Repository of Katalon Studio Click OK to continue Recorded objects and actions are saved into the test case as shown below Click on the Run button on the main Toolbar to execute the script You can specify the target browser to run by selecting it from the dropdown list Note The steps above create and run a simple test case You have successfully known how to create automation test using Record Playback feature of Katalon Studio For further instructions and help please refer to Katalon User Guide or Katalon Forum User Contributed Notes Error Embedding

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Azure Container Instances Documentation Azure Container Instances offers the fastest and simplest way to run a container in Azure without having to provision any virtual machines and without having to adopt a higherlevel service Learn how to create and manage container instances with our quickstarts tutorials and samples If you require a complete container orchestration solution see the Azure Kubernetes Service AKS documentation 5Minute Quickstarts Learn how to deploy container images with Azure Container Instances Azure CLI Azure Portal Azure PowerShell StepbyStep Tutorials Learn how to package code into a container image and run it in an Azure Container Instance Package an application into a container image Create an Azure Container Registry and upload the container image Deploy the container image to an Azure Container Instance Build your skills with Microsoft Learn Run Docker containers with Azure Container Instances More interactive learning Reference CommandLine Azure CLI PowerShell Languages NET Python Java Nodejs REST REST API Reference Resource Manager template

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model

for

the

Analytics

Service

October

minutes

to

read

Contributors

Azure

DevOps

Services

Azure

DevOps

Server

The

Analytics

service

data

model

for

Azure

DevOps

consists

of

entity

sets

whose

members

entities

contains

properties

that

can

be

filtered

aggregated

and

summarized

Additionally

they

contain

navigation

properties

that

relate

entities

to

one

other

providing

access

to

additional

properties

for

selecting

filtering

and

grouping

Note

Feature

availability

The

Analytics

Marketplace

extension

is

available

for

Azure

DevOps

and

Azure

DevOps

Server

and

later

Installing

it

provides

several

advanced

widgets

Power

BI

integration

and

access

to

the

OData

feed

If

you

are

looking

for

information

about

the

Azure

Analysis

Services

see

Azure

Analysis

Services

Entities

Note

Entity

sets

are

described

in

OData

metadata

and

vary

by

project

A

complete

list

of

entity

sets

entity

types

and

properties

can

be

discovered

by

requesting

the

OData

metadata

for

your

project

httpsanalyticsdevazurecomOrganizationNameProjectName_odataversionmetadata

httpsservernameporttfsOrganizationNameProjectName_odataversionmetadata

The

data

model

contains

the

following

entity

sets

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Description

Areas

The

work

item

area

paths

with

properties

for

grouping

and

filtering

by

area

hierarchy

Iterations

The

work

item

iteration

paths

with

properties

for

grouping

and

filtering

by

iteration

hierarchy

BoardLocations

The

Kanban

board

cell

locations

as

identified

by

board

column

lane

and

split

includes

historic

board

settings

Dates

The

dates

used

to

filter

and

group

other

entities

using

relationships

Projects

All

projects

defined

for

an

organization

Process

Backlog

information

used

to

expand

or

filter

work

items

and

work

item

types

Tags

All

work

item

tags

for

each

project

Teams

All

teams

defined

for

the

project

To

add

a

team

see

Users

User

information

used

to

expand

or

filter

various

work

item

properties

eg

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To

Created

By

WorkItems

The

current

state

of

work

items

WorkItemLinks

The

links

between

work

items

eg

child

parent

related

includes

only

latest

revision

of

links

no

history

hyperlinks

not

included

WorkItemRevisions

All

historic

work

item

revisions

including

the

current

revision

does

not

include

deleted

work

items

WorkItemSnapshot

Composite

The

state

of

each

work

item

on

each

calendar

date

used

for

trend

reporting

WorkItemBoardSnapshot

Composite

The

state

of

each

work

item

on

each

calendar

date

including

Kanban

board

location

used

for

trend

reporting

WorkItemTypeFields

The

work

item

properties

for

each

work

item

type

and

process

used

for

report

building

Composite

entities

Composite

entities

support

specific

scenarios

They

are

composed

from

simpler

entities

often

require

more

computing

resources

to

generate

and

may

return

larger

result

sets

To

achieve

the

best

performance

and

avoid

unnecessary

throttling

ensure

that

you

query

the

correct

entity

for

your

scenario

For

example

WorkItemSnapshot

combines

WorkItemRevisions

and

Dates

such

that

each

date

has

one

revision

for

each

work

item

This

representation

supports

OData

queries

that

focus

on

trend

data

for

a

filtered

set

of

work

items

However

you

should

not

use

this

composite

entity

to

query

the

current

state

of

work

items

Instead

you

should

use

the

WorkItems

entity

set

to

generate

a

more

quickrunning

query

Similarly

some

entities

may

contain

all

historic

values

while

others

may

only

contain

current

values

WorkItemRevision

contains

all

work

item

history

which

you

should

not

use

in

scenarios

where

the

current

values

are

of

interest

Relationships

To

generate

more

complex

query

results

you

can

combine

entities

using

relationships

You

can

employ

relationships

to

expand

filter

or

summarize

data

Some

navigation

properties

result

in

a

single

entity

while

others

result

in

a

collection

of

entities

The

following

diagram

shows

select

entities

and

their

navigation

properties

For

clarity

some

composite

entities

and

relationships

have

been

omitted

Relationship

keys

Entity

relationships

are

also

represented

as

foreign

keys

so

that

external

tools

can

join

entities

These

properties

have

the

suffix

SK

and

are

either

integer

or

GUID

data

types

Date

properties

have

corresponding

integer

date

key

properties

with

the

following

format

YYYYMMDD

Entity

Properties

The

following

table

provides

a

partial

list

of

the

WorkItemRevision

entity

properties

to

illustrate

some

common

details

The

last

three

propertiesCreatedDate

CreatedDateSK

CreatedOnshow

that

the

same

value

is

often

expressed

in

multiple

properties

each

designed

for

different

scenarios

Property

Type

Description

WorkItemRevisionSK

The

Analytics

unique

key

for

the

work

item

revision

used

by

external

tools

to

join

related

entities

WorkItemId

The

Id

for

the

work

item

Revision

The

revision

of

the

work

item

Title

String

The

work

item

title

WorkItemType

String

The

work

item

type

eg

Bug

Task

User

Story

StoryPoints

Double

The

points

assigned

to

this

work

item

commonly

aggregated

as

a

sum

Tags

Navigation

Navigation

property

to

a

Tag

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Protect a file that you share by email by using the Rights Management sharing application February 22 2017 4 minutes to read Contributors In this article Using Outlook To protect a file that you share by email Examples and other instructions See Also Applies to Active Directory Rights Management Services Azure Information Protection Windows 10 Windows 7 with SP1 Windows 8 Windows 81 When you protect a file that you share by email it creates a new version of the original file The original file remains unprotected and the new version is protected and automatically attached to an email that you then send In some cases for files that are created by Microsoft Word Excel and PowerPoint the RMS sharing application creates two versions of the file that it attaches to the email message The second version of the file has a ppdf file name extension and it is a PDF shadow copy of the file This version of the file ensures that recipients can always read the file even if they dont have the same application installed that you used to create it This is often the case when people read their email on mobile devices and want to view their email attachments All they need to open the file is the RMS sharing application Then they can read the attached file but they wont be able to change it until they open the other version of the file by using an If your organization uses Azure Information Protection you can keep track of the files that you protect by sharing Select an option to receive emails when somebody tries to open these protected attachments Each time the file is accessed you will be notified who tried to open the file and when and whether they were successful they were successfully authenticated or not Use the documentation tracking site You can even stop sharing the file by revoking access to it in the document tracking site For more information see Track and revoke your documents when you use the RMS sharing application Using Outlook To protect a file that you share by email Create your email message and attach the file Then on the Message tab in the RMS group click Share Protected and then click Share Protected again If you do not see this button its likely that either the RMS sharing application is not installed on your computer the latest version isnt installed or your computer must be restarted to complete the installation For more information about how to install the sharing application see Download and install the Rights Management sharing application Specify the options that you want for this file in the share protected dialog box and then click Send Now Other ways to protect a file that you share by email In addition to sharing a protected file by using Outlook you can also use these alternatives From File Explorer This method works for all files From an Office application This method works for applications that the RMS sharing application supports by using the Office addin so that you see the RMS group on the ribbon Using File Explorer or an Office application To protect a file that you share by email Use one of the following options For File Explorer Rightclick the file select Protect with RMS and then select Share Protected For the Office applications Word Excel and PowerPoint Make sure that you have saved the file first Then on the Home tab in the RMS group click Share Protected and then click Share Protected again If you do not see these options for protection its likely that either the RMS sharing application is not installed on your computer the latest version isnt installed or your computer must be restarted to complete the installation For more information about how to install the sharing application see Download and install the Rights Management sharing application Specify the options that you want for this file in the share protected dialog box and then click Send You might quickly see a dialog box to tell you that the file is being protected and then you see an email message created for you that tells the recipients that the attachments are protected with Microsoft RMS and that they must sign in When they click the link to sign in they see instructions and links to ensure that they can open your protected attachment Example Are you wondering Whats the ppdf file thats automatically created Optional You can change anything that you want in this email message For example you can add to or change the subject or text in the message Warning Although you can add or remove people from this email message this does not change the permissions for the attachment that you specified in the share protected dialog box If you want to change those permissions for example give a new person permissions to open the file close the email message without saving or sending it and return to step 1 Send the email message Examples and other instructions For examples for how you might use the Rights Management sharing application and howto instructions see the following sections from the Rights Management sharing application user guide Examples for using the RMS sharing application What do you want to do See Also Rights Management sharing application user guide

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Kusto API Overview September 23 2018 2 minutes to read Contributors In this article REST API MSTDS NET Framework Libraries Python Libraries Using Kusto from PowerShell IDE integration The Kusto cloud service supports the following communication endpoints A REST API endpoint through which one can query the data in Kusto and manage it This endpoint supports the Kusto query language for queries and the Kusto management language for control commands A MSTDS endpoint which implements a subset of the Microsoft Tabular Data Stream TDS protocol used by the Microsoft SQL Server products This endpoint is primarily useful for existing tools that know how to communicate with a SQL Server endpoint for queries An Azure Resource Management ARM endpoint which is the standard means for Azure services to manage resources such as Kusto clusters Kusto provides a number of client libraries that make use of the endpoints above to make programmatic access easy NET SDK Python SDK Java SDK Node SDK PowerShell REST API The primary means of communicating with any Kusto service is by using the services REST API Through this fullydocumented endpoint callers may Query data Query and modify metadata Ingest data Query the service health status Manage resources In fact the different Kusto services communicate between themselves using the same publiclyavailable REST API In addition to supporting making requests to Kusto using the REST API the Kusto team also provides and supports a number of client libraries to make it easier for callers to use the service without dealing with the details of the REST API protocol MSTDS As an alternative means of connecting to Kusto and querying its data Kusto supports the Microsoft SQL Server communication protocol MSTDS and includes a limited support for running TSQL queries This allows users to run queries on Kusto using a wellknown query syntax TSQL and their familiar database client tools eg LINQPad sqlcmd Tableau Excel Power BI Please see this page for details NET Framework Libraries This is the recommended way to invoke Kusto functionality programmatically A number of different libraries are provided KustoData Kusto Client Library which can be used to query data query metadata and alter it KustoIngest Kusto Ingestion Library which makes use of KustoData and extends it to facilitate data ingestion The Kusto Client Library KustoData is built on top of the Kusto REST API and sends HTTPS requests to the target Kusto cluster The Kusto Ingestion Library KustoIngest utilizes KustoData All of the above libraries make use of the Azure APIs eg Azure Storage API Azure Active Directory API Python Libraries Kusto provides a Python client library that allows callers to send data queries and control commands Using Kusto from PowerShell The Kusto NET Framework Libraries can be used by PowerShell scripts See Calling Kusto from PowerShell for an example IDE integration monacokusto package supports integrating with monacoeditor which is a web editor developed by microsoft and the basis for vscode see monacokusto for details

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Time Span Ticks Time Span Ticks Time Span Ticks Time Span Ticks Property Namespace System System System System Assemblies SystemRuntimedll mscorlibdll netstandarddll Gets the number of ticks that represent the value of the current TimeSpan structure public property long Ticks long get public long Ticks get member thisTicks int64 Public ReadOnly Property Ticks As Long Property Value Int64 Int64 Int64 Int64 The number of ticks contained in this instance Examples The following example creates several TimeSpan objects and displays the Ticks property of each Remarks The smallest unit of time is the tick which is equal to 100 nanoseconds or one tenmillionth of a second There are 10000 ticks in a millisecond The value of the Ticks property can be negative or positive to represent a negative or positive time interval Applies to Int64 Int64 Int64 Int64 Milliseconds Milliseconds Milliseconds Milliseconds Seconds Seconds Seconds Seconds Minutes Minutes Minutes Minutes Hours Hours Hours Hours Days Days Days Days

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Debug X code by using the debugger in Visual Studio June 19 2017 2 minutes to read Contributors In this article Debug your code Additional resources This topic reviews how you can debug X code by using the debugging feature in Microsoft Visual Studio To debug X code you use the debugger in Microsoft Visual Studio The process is similar to the process that is used for any other application that is created in Visual Studio For example the standard tools for examining the application are available when your code is stopped at a breakpoint Debug your code To debug X code follow these steps In Visual Studio open the X code to debug Find the line or lines where you want execution to stop and set breakpoints in those lines To set a breakpoint in a line click in the left column of the code editor or press F9 while the cursor is on that line A red dot indicates that a breakpoint has been set Set a startup project and a startup object Startup objects can be any form any class that has the main method or any menu item You can set the startup object in the Properties pane for the project Alternatively rightclick the element in Solution Explorer and then click Set as Startup Object On the Debug menu click Start Debugging In the application perform the action that causes the code that youre interested in to run Typical actions include opening a form Processing stops at the breakpoints that you set Use the tools in Visual Studio to examine the application For example you can hover over variables in the X code to see their values You can also use commands on the Debug menu to step through the code Additionally tools such as the Autos pane in Visual Studio will show important information about the state of the application Another tool that is specific to Finance and Operations is the Infolog Often info statements are added to code to log status messages while the application is running You can view these Infolog messages directly in Visual Studio On the menu click Infolog After youve finished debugging the application exit Finance and Operations Visual Studio will exit debugging mode Additional resources Developer home page

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