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def multigroup(entries, items=None, groups=None, rollup=True):
    """Object grouping with multiple groups that supports optional rollup
    :arg entries: A list of objects that supports `getattr` for each field in `items`
    :arg items: Attribute fields to retrieve from entry namedtuples
    :arg groups: Attribute fields to group by
    :arg rollup: Whether to put common fields in a group in "_rollup"
    :type entries: list
    :type items: list or None
    :type groups: list or None
    :type rollup: bool

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#!/bin/bash
# Estimate time to slave replication recovery using an accumulated average

time_interval=60

samples=0
delay_moving_average=0
delay="$(mysql -e 'SHOW SLAVE STATUS\G' | awk '/Seconds_Behind_Master:/ {print $2}')"

echo "Initial replication delay: ${delay} seconds. Polling recovery rate every ${time_interval} seconds."

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#!/bin/bash
# Manage slave threads in a Multi-threaded slave without GTID
# Author: Tyler Mitchell
# Usage: mts.sh (disable|enable)
worker_file=/root/mts/slave_parallel_workers.count


# Function slave_sql_thread. Controls the running state of the Slave SQL_THREAD
# Args:
#   $1: (stop|start|sync)  [required]

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#!/bin/bash
# refresh.sh - Quickly deploy some cloud servers on which to run playbooks
#
# Requires: rackspace-cli ( http://rackspace-cli.readthedocs.org/ )
# Usage: refresh.sh (create|destroy)
#
# Variables are read from this script instead of argv. Edit them until
# they match your environment
#
# BUG (possibly in rackspace-cli): Using --image-id with a custom image id

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#!/bin/bash
#
# Usage: ${name} stop|start|status|help
#
# Manages an SSH tunnel between two servers. This script uses SSH sockets
# to multiplex a forwarded connection and allow interactive control of
# the tunnel

name="$(basename "${0}")"

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#!/usr/bin/python

import pyrax
import ConfigParser
import sys
import getopt

class Config(ConfigParser.ConfigParser):
    def __getitems__(self, section):
        try:

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#!/usr/bin/python
"""
python-bottle based MySQL replication monitor.
Configuration is specified via [server:<server_name>] and [bottle] directives
in /etc/rack_replmon/monitor.conf. The monitor will parse any entry that
begins with ^server as directives for a server to scan

Valid [server:<server_name>] directives:
host, port, user, passwd