Samael SingingBush

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    import std.logger;
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    // logger was in 'std.experimental' for a long time but you could optionally check that too
    import std.experimental.logger;
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CloudWatch is really powerful. As well as just searching your logs you can quickly aggregate and visualise data from your logs.

Visualising warnings and errors in a line chart

In this example we use a regex make a capture group for loglevel based on lines such as 2022-10-26T16:00:00.000Z ERROR something bad happened! then count how many times the logs contained a WARN or ERROR in the log file in a 30 minute interval. This query can be used in conjunction with the Visualization tab in CloudWatch (select Line from the dropdown).

With a little editing based on your use case, this query wiil help build an overview of your error rate

These instructions cover the following topics

Generating/updating GPG keys
Publishing GPG keys
Adding GPG keys to GitHub
Using GPG keys to sign git commits
Using GPG keys to sign maven artifacts
Publishing maven artifacts to OSSRH (Open Source Software Repository Hosting)

It's recommended to also read the following documentation

Developing mods and maps for Doom 3 (dhewm3)

Getting Doom 3

It's worth getting Doom 3 from the Steam store as it includes:

The original DOOM 3
Resurrection of Evil Expansion
DOOM 3: BFG Edition

AWS quickstart guide

This guide assumes you are setting up AWS for the first time either for personal use of for a small business (couple of users). The steps will also scale to a large organisation but it's likely that you will want to think through a more complex structure for grouping users into accounts and the permissions they have.

Part 1: Be careful not to spend too much (Optional / Recommended Step)

From the top-right drop-down, select Billing and Cost Management, then Budgets, then Create budget. Here you can define a budget or use a premade template. When starting out you may want to try sticking to the Zero spend budget for example.

Part 2: Let's begin by creating an organisation with a few accounts


	$baseUrl = 'http://api.domain.com/some-service/'

	Get-ChildItem -Path ".\*.jpg" \| Sort-Object Name \| % {
	$response = try {
	Invoke-RestMethod -uri "$baseUrl/image" -Method Post -Infile $_.Name -ContentType 'image/jpeg' -ErrorAction Stop
	} catch [System.Net.WebException] {
	Write-Error "Media Service returned $($_.Exception.Response.StatusCode.Value__) : $($_.Exception.Message)"
	Exit 1;
	}

	# Amazon Linux with Amazon Corretto and the aws-cli tools for use in the UK (Amazon Linux uses yum)
	FROM amazon/aws-cli:latest

	# Set the default region for aws-cli
	RUN mkdir /root/.aws && echo -e "[default]\nregion = eu-west-1" >> /root/.aws/config

	# Set the locale to UK
	ENV LANG en_GB.UTF-8
	ENV LANGUAGE en_GB:en
	ENV LC_ALL en_GB.UTF-8

	import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;

	// javax.json:javax.json-api
	//import javax.json.Json;
	//import javax.json.JsonStructure;
	//import javax.json.stream.JsonGenerator;

	// jakarta.json:jakarta.json-api
	import jakarta.json.Json;
	import jakarta.json.JsonStructure;