Tom Arnfeld tarnfeld

Riak Bootstrap for Ubuntu 11.10

Fire up a new Ubuntu 11.10 instance (I'm using EC2 for this) and log in. Move into the home directory (you should be there already at login) and run the following command to bootstrap this instance and get riak up and running.

$ curl -0 https://raw.github.com/gist/2347065/riak-bootstrap.sh | sh

I was curious to find out if there was a way of maintaing docker's great user experience, while being able to enjoy the simplicity of cgroups on their own.

This has it's benefits, as there's no need to transfer any data in an image that isn't required for your individual service. You can also more easily share packages and installations with the host operating system.

Launch a container with all of the important host stuff mounted

$ sudo docker run -d \
    -v /bin:/bin:ro \
    -v /dev:/dev:ro \

	<?php

	function diff($hours, $minutes)
	{
	// get the degrees for each part
	$hour_deg = 360/12;
	$min_deg = 360/60;

	// calculate the position
	$hour_hand = $hour_deg*$hours;

	<?php

	$string = "January 5th, 2012";
	list($month, $day, $year) = array_map(function($v) { return trim($v, ","); }, explode(" ", $string));
	var_dump($month, $day, $year);

	// string(7) "January"
	// string(3) "5th"
	// string(4) "2012"

	/**
	* Live updating API JS client side class
	* @author Tim Davies
	*/
	function LiveupdatingClient (container)
	{
	/**
	* Set up, include handlebars and setup template
	*/
	var endpoint = 'liveupdating.php';

	Exception
	NoMethodError
	Error
	undefined method `id' for nil:NilClass

	/home/gitlab/gitlab/app/models/project.rb:104:in `find_with_namespace'
	/home/gitlab/gitlab/app/workers/post_receive.rb:9:in `perform'

	- (UIBezierPath *)roundedPathFromRect(CGRect)f
	{
	UIBezierPath *path = [[UIBezierPath alloc] init];
	NSInteger radius = 4.0;

	// Draw the path
	[path moveToPoint:CGPointMake(radius, 0)];
	[path addLineToPoint:CGPointMake(f.size.width - radius, 0)];
	[path addArcWithCenter:CGPointMake(f.size.width - radius, radius)
	radius:radius

	var a = [], i = 0;
	function addPart(part, callback) {
	setTimeout(function(part) {
	a.push(part);
	callback();
	}, 200);
	};

	function init(callback) {
	function check() {

	"""
	Test:
	Given two strings, `a` and `b`. Sort the letters in `a` by the order of letters in `b`.
	For example:
	a = "ssttexeste"
	b = "test"
	result = "ttteeesssx"
	"""

	def a_by_b(a, b):

	docker build
	>> built XXXXX

	docker tag registry/test/FOOBAR:my-tag

	docker push registry/test/FOOBAR
	>> pushes XXXXX to registry/test/FOOBAR (uploaded)

	docker build
	>> built XXXX1