- Forecasting for Cloud computing on-demand resources based on pattern matching
- Auto-scaling Techniques for Elastic Applications in Cloud Environments
- Auto-Scaling Model for Cloud Computing System
- Rebalancing in a Multi-Cloud Environment
- Infrastructure Outsourcing in Multi-Cloud Environment
- Workload Classification for Efficient Auto-Scaling of Cloud Resources
- Dynamically Scaling Applications in the Cloud
- [Optimal Autoscaling in the IaaS Cloud](http://www.cse.yorku.ca/~hamoun/p
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module ContentTypeMatchers | |
extend RSpec::Matchers::DSL | |
matcher :be_content_type do |expected| | |
match do |actual| | |
expect(actual.content_type).to eq(expected) | |
end | |
failure_message_for_should do |actual| | |
%Q(expected that response content type "#{actual.header['Content-Type']}" would be "#{expected}") |
There are many instances where you might want to perform a mass search and replace in Vim. The following are two commands that can help out with such a task.
First you need to acquire a list of files in which you want to perform search and replaces on. The following Vim command args
allows you to store a set of file names to act on later.
:args `<command which generates a file list>`
Thus we can use the following to store a list of files which match the 'Base::Lol::' .
pattern.