bubthegreat

1. Reasonable

First, before you even start building software, make sure it's reasonable.  

Does it use well established design patterns like https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/architecture/patterns/?
Does it make sense for the workload you're trying to service with it?
Can it operate on it's own?
Does it have pathways for expected failure points, like database connection failures, unhandled exceptions, etc.
Can it scale up in the way you've designed it if you have automated scaling?
Can you iterate on it without impacting your existing production instance and still have it tested in a valid scenario?

bubthegreat

import json
import requests
import asyncio
import re
import os
import aiohttp        
import aiofiles
import time

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""" Python2/Python3 compatible method to get local interfaces with sockets. """

import socket
import array
import struct
import fcntl

def get_local_interfaces():
    """ Returns a dictionary of name:ip key value pairs. """