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IT	気になる、記になる…	NTTドコモ、｢DAZN for docomo｣の初期加入者も値上げへ − 7月1日より月額1,078円が月額1,925円に	https://taisy0.com/2022/04/14/155796.html	daznfordocomo	2022-04-14 08:22:39
ROBOT	ロボスタ	経産省とJMF「第10回ロボット大賞」の募集を開始　6分野でロボットの先進的な活用や研究開発、その人材育成などを評価	https://robotstart.info/2022/04/14/robotaward-10.html	経産省とJMF「第回ロボット大賞」の募集を開始分野でロボットの先進的な活用や研究開発、その人材育成などを評価シェアツイートはてブ経済産業省は、「第回ロボット大賞」の募集を開始したことを発表した。	2022-04-14 08:30:04
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia ビジネスオンライン] ロッテ、パイの実と“飲むアイス”のコラボ商品開発　夏に向け”ひんやり食感”展開	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/business/articles/2204/14/news161.html	itmedia	2022-04-14 17:55:00
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia ビジネスオンライン] 企業間送金の“隠れコスト”、消込の解消目指すストライプの新機能	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/business/articles/2204/14/news162.html	itmedia	2022-04-14 17:51:00
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia ビジネスオンライン] 今年のゴールデンウイークは外出派が増加	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/business/articles/2204/14/news168.html	itmedia	2022-04-14 17:27:00
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia News] 「DAZN for docomo」、既存ユーザーも値上げに　月額1078円→1925円に調整　7月から	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/news/articles/2204/14/news163.html	daznfordocomo	2022-04-14 17:26:00
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia Mobile] 「DAZN for docomo」の既存ユーザーも7月から値上げ　月額1078円→1925円に	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/mobile/articles/2204/14/news165.html	daznfordocomo	2022-04-14 17:15:00
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	3元１次不定方程式〈2/2〉「2018東工大数学第2問」pythonでやってみた。	https://qiita.com/mrrclb48z/items/0479812603f8aa832243	xyzxy	2022-04-14 17:57:57
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	これから更に流行るであろうフォトリアルな世界について勉強しよう　物体とカメラの設定編	https://qiita.com/akaiteto/items/dc829bb92e52471c5afa	google	2022-04-14 17:51:51
Linux	Ubuntuタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	ブロック同期遅延（Height<Final）の際の復旧手順	https://qiita.com/eucleave/items/f2b9b49c5813c6f2c7c0	heightltfinal	2022-04-14 17:34:19
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【Terraform】TerraformをMacOSへ導入&コード実行試験(AWS)	https://qiita.com/satton6987/items/6796934d23cefe0a41f7	macos	2022-04-14 17:18:05
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	ERROR: could not find an available, non-overlapping IPv4 address pool among the defaults to assign to the network	https://qiita.com/aizwellenstan/items/63b00bce14cf51aa9b5d	network	2022-04-14 17:25:41
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Docker, Jupyter-notebook, JuliaでQiskitを使った量子計算の学習	https://qiita.com/gAuk/items/08b798bf51c9671dc84f	docker	2022-04-14 17:14:21
GCP	gcpタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	ブロック同期遅延（Height<Final）の際の復旧手順	https://qiita.com/eucleave/items/f2b9b49c5813c6f2c7c0	heightltfinal	2022-04-14 17:34:19
技術ブログ	Mercari Engineering Blog	グループに拡大していくFunctionチームのRoadmap/Missionを策定した話	https://engineering.mercari.com/blog/entry/20220413-3311c64c07/	functiohellip	2022-04-14 10:00:38
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	AWS Security Hubで、ワークフローのステータスが「NEW」の項目を「NOTIFIED」に一括で変更する	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/aws-security-hub-change-workflow-status-script/	awssecurityhub	2022-04-14 08:58:26
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	AWS SAM CLI のトラブルシューティング時に詳細なデバッグログを出力する方法を教えてください	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/tsnote-sam-cli-howto-get-debug-logs/	awssamcli	2022-04-14 08:21:25
海外TECH	DEV Community	Learn Web Development From Scratch - 8 hours course 100% Free	https://dev.to/kavyargb/learn-web-development-from-scratch-8-hours-course-100-free-41bo	Learn Web Development From Scratch hours course FreeWelcome to the complete html and css course In this course we re going to learn how to build websites from a beginner to a professional level and by the end of this course we re going to build youtube com Now you don t need any previous coding or technical experience this course is designed to be your first step to becoming a software engineer We re going to start from the very basics of html and css and build our way up step by step and along the way we re going to learn all the major skills that we need to create websites at a professional level You can find the different sections of this course below the video here and here and after each section I m going to give you a bunch of exercises that you can do on your own to practice the skills that we learned In total this course is going to have more than exercises Lastly you don t have to worry about taking notes I created an html and css reference that will list everything that we learned in this course With that said let s get started I m going to be doing this course on a mac but everything is the same for a windows computer Before we begin we re going to need two pieces of software a web browser and a code editor A web browser lets us view websites on the internet it s also gonna let us view the website that we create in this course The most popular web browser for web development is google chrome A code editor helps us write our html and css code The most popular code editor for web development is called vs code or visual studio code To install both of these we can go to google com and then search for google chrome or for vscode and then open the first result and follow the instructions to download and install Once we have those two installed we can start the course We ll begin by learning what is html Html stands for hyper text markup language you don t have to worry about what that means just know that it s a tool that we use to create websites Every website from youtube to google to amazon uses a combination of html and css to create everything that we see on the website The easiest way to understand what html is is that we re simply giving instructions to a computer we re telling the computer what to do step by step the computer will then follow our instructions to create our website So I find the best way to learn html is to jump in and give it a try so we re going to create our first html file and our first website Let s go to our computer and we re going to create a new folder So this folder is going to contain all the code for this course I m going to call this html dash css dash course Next we re going to open this folder in our code editor so I m going to open vs code and then I m going to click file open and I m going to find the folder that we just created which is this one Now once that s open you should see the folder name at the top here and on the side here Now let s create our first html file We re going to click this icon to create a new file and we re going to call this file website dot html So we have to make sure that this file ends with dot html this tells a computer that this file contains html code rather than just text So as I mentioned html is basically some instructions you give to the computer We re going to learn our first instruction which is less than button greater than And we also need to type less than slash button greater than but our code editor might auto complete this for us So this is an instruction to create a button and inside the button we re going to have the text hello Now let s save our file and we re going to learn how to open this in our web browser To open our new website we re going to go to the folder that contains our code we re going to find our html file we re going to right click open with google chrome And now you can see that we have our first website that has a button with the text hello inside And if we look back to our code that s exactly the instruction that we gave to the computer So as you can see html is pretty straightforward it s pretty easy to understand what s going on Now let s try another instruction we can give to the computer On a new line we re going to type less than p greater than And we also need to type less than slash p greater than and our code editor might auto complete this for us too So the p here stands for a paragraph This is a paragraph of text Inside a paragraph we can put some text so let s put the text paragraph of text Now we can save this and to get our website to reflect ourmost current code we re going to go to our web page and refresh And now you can see that our website is displaying a paragraph of text just like we told the computer to do So that s basically how html works the computer reads our html code from top to bottom and then follows those instructions and creates a button and a paragraph of text If we reverse the order of these lines for example if I put the paragraph up here and I save it and refresh the page then the paragraph will appear on top because again the computer is just following our instructions one by one Now I m going to introduce some terminology so each of these things that we re displaying on the web page is called an html element So a button is a type of html element and a paragraph is anothertype of html element So element is just a generic term that we use to describe anything that we can display on the web page and we re going to be using this term element throughout this course So now I want to explain why we have to write all of these symbols this less than this greater than and this less than slash This is something called syntax Syntax are the rules for how a coding language like html should be written If you think of a language like english we have something called grammar which is the rules of the language Syntax is basically the same thing except for coding languages Now the biggest difference between a language like english and a coding language is that in english you don t have to follow the rules of grammar perfectly people can still understand you but in a coding language if you don t follow the rules of syntax thecomputer won t understand your code For example let s break the rules of syntax by deleting this greater than symbol And now we re going to save our file and we re going to go to our website and refresh And now you notice that our button is gone and that s because we re not following the proper syntax so the computer doesn t understand our html code anymore So let s put that greater sign back so that we re following the proper rules of syntax and we don t need this So let s save and refresh our page and now our button is back because we re following the rules of syntax So what exactly are the syntax rules for html So this part of the code is called an html tag It basically tells the computer what we re trying to create We write a tag by writing the less than symbol this is the tag name which tells the computer what kind of element we re trying to create and then the greater than symbol So every element consists of two tags an opening tag and a closing tag The closing tag is the same as the opening tag except it has a slash in front of the tag name that s how you can tell it is a closing tag You can think of the opening tag as the start of the button and the closing tag as the end of the button and then in between is the content or the text inside the button And the same thing for the paragraph the paragraph has an opening tag a closing tag and some content inside the paragraph So as long as we follow these syntax rules for html we have an opening tag and a closing tag and the closing tag starts with a slash in front of the tag name then our computer will know what to do and display our elements on our web page The next element that we re going to learn is a link to another website for example if we go to google and we search for something on google it will give us a bunch of links and when we click these links it will take us to another website So we re going to learn how to do that in our html code So we ll go back to our website here and in our code we re going to type less than a greater than So this a here represents an anchor element An anchor is basically a link to another website So inside this anchor we re going to put the text of our link so let s put the text as link to youtube We re going to save this and then refresh and now we have a link But if we click this it doesn t actually take us to youtube And that s because we haven t told the computer where this link is supposed to take us Right now we just have a link without a destination So to set a website to link to we have to learn a little bit more html syntax So we re going to go into the opening tag and we re going to type space href equals double quotes double quotes So inside these quotes we re going to copy and paste youtube s website url So to get that we can go to our webpage and then type in youtube com and at the top here we have the url so we re going to copy this and paste this into our quotes And now we re going to save our file we re going to go back to our website and refresh And now we have a link that we can click So when we click this link it s now going to take us to youtube com So that s how we create a link to another website with html Now let s go back here and explain what this syntax means So this is called an html attribute An attribute basically modifies how an element behaves In this example we re using the href attribute and it determines where this link element will take us when we click it Right now it s going to youtube com but if we change this it will take us to a different website so this attribute is modifying how the link element behaves So the syntax rules for an attribute are we have to have a space between the attribute and the tag name otherwise if I write href here the browser is just going to think that this whole thing is a tag name so that s why we have to have a space So then we re going to have an equal sign and double quotes So the text to the left of the equal sign is known as the attribute s name and on the right side is the value The value must be surrounded by double quotes as you can see here So you can kind of think of it like this the name tells us what we re modifying the value tells us what we are modifying it to So the href tells us we re modifying the destination of this link and we re modifying it to youtube com We can also have multiple attributes on an element to add another attribute we just separate it with a space like this and now we re going to add another attribute to our link element and this one is called target so the target attribute determines whether this link opens in the current page or in a new tab so by default if we don t have a target attribute it opens in the current page like this but if we set the target attribute to underscore blank now this link element will open in a new tab so let s go to our web page and refresh and click this link youtube will now open in a new tab so by using attributes we can modify different parts of this element s behavior the href attribute modifies where this link goes and the target attribute modifies whether this link opens in a new tab or in the current page keep in mind that the href and target attribute only work on the link element the button and the paragraph elements have their own set of attributes that we can modify and we re going to learn these later on in the course but for now i just wanted to introduce you to the idea of using attributes to modify our html elements the last thing we re going to learn in this lesson is some weird quirks of the html syntax so something that a lot of beginners have trouble with is that in html if you have multiple spaces like this for example if we save this file and we reload you ll notice that all of these spaces just appear as one space on the website and that s because according to the syntax extra spaces are essentially ignored so beginners usually have trouble with this because for example if they want to add space between this button and this link they would start adding spaces in front of the link thinking that it will move it away from the button so if we save this and we refresh nothing happens and that s because all of these spaces are essentially ignored in html so later in the course we re going to learn how to deal with these situations but for now just keep this in mind so let s get rid of these extra spaces for now and another weird quirk of the syntax rule is that if i put my cursor here and i press enter to create a new line and i put my cursor here again these new lines also count as spaces so the browser essentially ignores them if i save the file and reload you ll see that the new line doesn t do anything so this actually makes organizing our html code very flexible for example if i wanted some more space between these elements so that it s easier to read in my code i can just add as much spaces as i want and it won t get reflected in the website because extra spaces like these new lines are just ignored a lot of people like to put the content of the element on its own line like this so that the tags basically align with each other in the same column and same thing for here	2022-04-14 08:50:27
海外TECH	DEV Community	plenv - Installation of Perl on user directories 2022	https://dev.to/yukikimoto/plenv-installation-of-perl-on-user-directories-2022-3l5e	plenv Installation of Perl on user directories plenv is a command line tool to intall Perl on user directries You can install any version of Perl on your user directries and use it This article is originally plenv Installation of Perl on user directories Perl ABC Installation of plenvExecute the following command to install plenv git clone plenvgit clone plenv plugins perl build Next let s pass the path of plenv Add the configuration file for bash provided by plenv to bash profile for bash Execute the following command echo export PATH HOME plenv bin PATH gt gt bash profileecho eval plenv init gt gt bash profileexec SHELL l Installtion of Perl using plenvYou can check the available Perls using install command and l option plenv install lIf plenv is installed successfully you will see a list of Perls you can install Available versions Available versions Install Perl in your environment Let s install Perl of It will take some time so wait about minutes plenv install If the installation of Perl fails check the following commands are installled These commands are needed to install Perl make gcc patch Show the list of installed Perls using versions command Show the list of installed Perlsplenv versionsWhen Perl is availableThe installed Perls are displayed system set by home kimoto plenv version And switch to the installed Perl using the global command plenv global And show the installed Perls again Show the list of installed Perlsplenv versions is added to the head of the current Perl system set by home kimoto plenv version And see the Perl version perl vThe version of current Perl is displayed This is perl version subversion v built for x linux Installation of cpanmcpanm can be installed using install cpanm command plenv install cpanmAnd install a module cpanm JSON Returning back to System PerlIf you want to returning back to system Perl switch to system plenv global system	2022-04-14 08:29:17
海外TECH	DEV Community	Object Detection with OpenCV and Python	https://dev.to/ethand91/object-detection-with-opencv-and-yolo-22oj	Object Detection with OpenCV and Python IntroductionHello In this tutorial I will show how to implement simple object detection using Python and OpenCV This tutorial requires the weights etc from the below post Setting up the projectFirst we need to add the following files into the weights directory coco namesyolov cfgyolov weightsAlso we need to initialize the virtual environment python m venv envsource env bin activatemkdir weightscp darknet directory cfg coco names weights cp darknet directory cfg yolov cfg weights cp darknet directory yolov weights Installing the dependenciesNext we need to install the dependencies needed for the example create a requirements txt file and add the following requirements txtopencv pythonargparsenumpyThen install via pip install r requirements txt Writing the source codeFirst we need to import the needed modules import numpy as npimport argparseimport cvNext declare the necessary variables and initialize the network model LABELS FILE weights coco names CONFIG FILE weights yolov cfg WEIGHTS FILE weights yolov weights CONFIDENCE THRESHOLD LABELS open LABELS FILE read strip split n np random seed COLORS np random randint size len LABELS dtype uint net cv dnn readNetFromDarknet CONFIG FILE WEIGHTS FILE The following function loops through the detected objects found in the image checks to see if the confidence is above the minimal threshold and if so adds the box into the boxes array along with the coordinates the detection was discovered It then checks to make sure there is more than one detection and if so it draws the box along with the object label and confidence onto the image Finally the modified image is then shown on screen def drawBoxes image layerOutputs H W boxes confidences classIDs for output in layerOutputs for detection in output scores detection classID np argmax scores confidence scores classID if confidence gt CONFIDENCE THRESHOLD box detection np array W H W H centerX centerY width height box astype int x int centerX width y int centerY height boxes append x y int width int height confidences append float confidence classIDs append classID idxs cv dnn NMSBoxes boxes confidences CONFIDENCE THRESHOLD CONFIDENCE THRESHOLD Ensure at least one detection exists if len idxs gt for i in idxs flatten x y boxes i boxes i w h boxes i boxes i color int c for c in COLORS classIDs i cv rectangle image x y x w y h color text f format LABELS classIDs i confidences i cv putText image text x y cv FONT HERSHEY SIMPLEX color Display the image cv imshow output image The next function reads an image file from the provided path creates a blob from the image and sets the network input We then get the layer outputs and then pass the necessary variables to the function that was defined above def detectObjects imagePath image cv imread imagePath H W image shape ln net getLayerNames ln ln i for i in net getUnconnectedOutLayers blob cv dnn blobFromImage image swapRB True crop False net setInput blob layerOutputs net forward ln drawBoxes image layerOutputs H W Finally we of course need the main function we use argparse to read the file path from the command line call the above function and then wait for the user to press any key Once done we clean up by destroying the window if name main ap argparse ArgumentParser ap add argument i image required True help Path to input file args vars ap parse args detectObjects args image cv waitKey cv destroyAllWindows Executing the programThe program can be executed by the following command python main py i horses pngIf all goes well you should see the below image displayed Feel free to try with a variety of images ConclusionIn this post I have shown how to implement simple object detection via python and openCV The source code for this tutorial can be found at Github Like me work I post about a variety of topics if you would like to see more please like and follow me Also I love coffee	2022-04-14 08:22:01
海外TECH	DEV Community	How to Deploy a REST API with Flask, Fauna, and Authentication on Koyeb	https://dev.to/koyeb/how-to-deploy-a-rest-api-with-flask-fauna-and-authentication-on-koyeb-1lb2	How to Deploy a REST API with Flask Fauna and Authentication on Koyeb IntroductionIn this tutorial we will build a REST API using Flask and a Fauna database The API will provide authentication capabilities to let users sign up log in log out and access their account information when logged in Flask is a lightweight web framework written in Python that offers developers a range of tools and features to create web applications with flexibility and ease Fauna is a transactional serverless database available as a cloud API with native GraphQL that provides a simple secure and reliable way to store and query data We will deploy our application to Koyeb using git driven deployment which means all changes we make to our application s repository will automatically trigger a new build and deployment on the serverless platform By deploying on Koyeb our application will benefit from native global load balancing autoscaling autohealing and auto HTTPS SSL encryption with zero configuration on our part IntroductionIn this tutorial we will build a REST API using Flask and a Fauna database The API will provide authentication capabilities to let users sign up log in log out and access their account information when logged in Flask is a lightweight web framework written in Python that offers developers a range of tools and features to create web applications with flexibility and ease Fauna is a transactional serverless database available as a cloud API with native GraphQL that provides a simple secure andreliable way to store and query data We will deploy our application to Koyeb using git driven deployment which means all changes we make to our application s repository will automatically trigger a new build and deployment on the serverless platform By deploying on Koyeb our application will benefit fromnative global load balancing autoscaling autohealing and auto HTTPS SSL encryption with zero configuration on our part RequirementsTo follow this guide you will need A local development environment with Python installedA GitHub account to version and deploy your application code on KoyebA Fauna account to run the database our application will useA Koyeb account to deploy and run the Flask REST API StepsTo build a REST API with Flask and Fauna implement authentication and deploy it on Koyeb you will need to follow these steps IntroductionRequirementsStepsInitialize a Flask applicationInitializing the ApplicationSet Up RESTXConfigure the Fauna DatabaseAdd Authentication to the Flask AppBuilding the APIQuery LogicAdd Account Data Retrieval SupportAdd Seed Data and Role Based AuthorizationRestricting Data With Roles and Attribute Based Access ControlError HandlingDeploy the Flask Fauna REST API on KoyebConclusion Initialize a Flask applicationGet started by creating a new project folder in your terminal Then create a virtual environment and install the required dependencies for the project in that folder Do this by running the following in your terminal mkdir flask faunacd flask faunapython m venv venvsource venv bin activatepip install flask faunadb flask restx python dotenvA virtual environment is a folder that contains a copy of your Python interpreter We use this to isolate our packages from the rest of the system This way when Flask or any other dependencies are installed they will only be used for this project In this guide to build our application we will use the following modules Flask is the web framework we are working with faunadb is the library for interfacing with Fauna flask restx will be used to create a Flask REST API python dotenv will let us load environment variables from a env file for authorizing interactions with Fauna Create a file folder structure for our project touch env app py api py seed py gunicorn config pymkdir authtouch auth controller py auth parsers py auth repository py auth serializers pyThe result should look like this flask fauna├ー env├ーapp py├ーapi py├ーseed py├ーgunicorn config py├ーauth│├ーcontroller py│├ーparsers py│├ーrepository py│└ーserializers py└ーvenvA quick explanation about these files env is a file that will contain environment variables for interacting with Fauna app py is the main file for our application api py is the file where we will initialize and configure our REST API seed py will seed our database with some data gunicorn config py is a configuration for Gunicorn which we will use for deployment at the end auth is the folder where we will write all the logic for authentication Initializing the ApplicationNow that we have set up our project structure open the app py file and add the following code from flask import Flaskapp Flask name app route def hello world return lt p gt Hello World lt p gt This code creates a simple Flask app that returns the HTML lt p gt Hello World lt p gt from the route To start up the Flask app and ensure everything is working as expected run the following command flask runIf you visit in your browser you will see the Hello World from the return statement Set Up RESTXWith our Flask app created we will then use the Flask RESTX library to help us build our REST API routes In api py add the following code from flask restx import Apiauthorizations apiKey type apiKey in header name x access token api Api version title Flask Fauna REST API description A simple Flask Fauna REST API authorizations authorizations Here we define the authorizations variable and initialize an API The API s authorizations dictate that a user must provide an x access token header to perform certain requests that we will define later The original route we set up was intended to serve basic HTML Now we will replace it with a Blueprint for the api route that is constructed from the apiobject we created earlier in api py To integrate our Flask app with the REST API we need to replace our original route in app py with the following from flask import Flask Blueprintfrom api import apiapp Flask name blueprint Blueprint api name url prefix api api init app blueprint app register blueprint blueprint def main app run debug False if name main main At this point if we run our Flask app and visit api in our browser there will be nothing there That is because wehaven t defined any namespace yet We will do that next Configure the Fauna DatabaseFor the next part we are going to create a Fauna database and retrieve the keys necessary to access this database in our project From the Fauna dashboard create a database by clicking Create a database Then from the sidebar list for this database click Security to create two new secret keys The first key should have the Admin role The second should have the Server role Store these keys in a file called env in the root directory of your project like so FAUNA ADMIN SECRET lt admin secret gt FAUNA SERVER SECRET lt server secret gt Notice Please do not commit this file to your repository It is considered best practice to git ignore it We will do this later in the Deploying to Koyeb section Add Authentication to the Flask AppEarlier we created auth and populated it with the following files controller py This will contain the logic for our authentication API parser py This will contain the logic for parsing request bodies e g email and password repository py This will contain the logic for interacting with Fauna serializer py This will contain the logic for serializing the response These four files will be used to create the endpoints and logic for our API Specifically we will define the functionality for logging in logging out signing up and retrieving the user s account data Building the APIIn controller py we will import our other previously created auth files along with our api file and then define a namespace This namespace will be used to define the endpoints for our API Route logic essentially parses the request and passes it to the appropriate function in repository py Go to controller py and add the following Import flask s request and flask restx s Resource objects from flask import requestfrom flask restx import Resource import other auth filesfrom auth import parsersfrom auth import repositoryfrom auth import serializersfrom api import api define a new namespace called auth and set its description ns api namespace auth description Operations related to authorization create class and end point for user log in ns route login class Login Resource api expect is used to define the request body that we expect to receive api expect parsers login args api marshal with is used to define the response body that we will send back api marshal with serializers token def post self Exchange credentials to access token uses a parser we will define soon called login args to parse the request body and give us the email and password fields credentials parsers login args parse args request takes the email and password field data to repository s login function which we will define later response repository login credentials get email credentials get password return a response object which contains the x access token which is used later to authenticate certain requests return access token response get secret create class and end point for user log out ns route logout class Logout Resource Notice that api doc security apiKey is used to add a security requirement to this endpoint This is because we need the x access token to log out the user api doc security apiKey def post self Logout user Logout takes in that x access token and calls the logout function in repository py to log out the user repository logout request headers get x access token return message Logout successful create class and end point for user sign up ns route signup class Signup Resource api expect parsers login args api marshal with serializers token def post self Create user and exchange credentials to access token credentials parsers login args parse args request repository signup credentials get email credentials get password response repository login credentials get email credentials get password return a response object which contains the x access token which is used later to authenticate certain requests return access token response get secret There is a lot going on in that snippet In short we defined a new class for each route in the namespace login logout signup and users We also defined a new endpoint for each of these routes Now that we have our auth namespace we can add it to our api variable in app py Import the namespace we just createdfrom auth controller import ns as auth namespaceapp Flask name blueprint Blueprint api name url prefix api api init app blueprint Add the auth namespace to the APIapi add namespace auth namespace flask app register blueprint blueprint A blueprint is a way to organize a Flask app s routes We will use it to define and group routes together so they are easier to manage In this case we grouped our auth routes in that auth namespace and added them to the blueprint for api so Flask can work with them Now that our API has a namespace to work with api will respond with Swagger which is a part of Flask RESTX for documenting and testing APIs This UI will provide forms for us to test out endpoints based on the api expect decorator Now we will go to parser py and add the following code so we can parse the request body from flask restx import reqparselogin args reqparse RequestParser login args add argument email location form required True login args add argument password location form required True In this file we created a new request parser and defined the two fields email and password that it requires Next go to serializers py and add the following from flask restx import fieldsfrom api import apitoken api model Tokens access token fields String readOnly True description Access token This file indicates what will be returned in the response body of a request So as an example if an endpoint has the api marshal with serializers token decorator it will return an object with the access token field Query LogicNext we re going to start interacting with Fauna so we can perform queries We will use python dotenv to read the env file so we can use the secrets to make requests to Fauna Then we will set up the Fauna query logic in the repository py file In this case we will be using the FAUNA SERVER SECRET environment variable to perform server operations User requests will use their access token as a secret for their own Fauna operations Go to repository py and add the following import osfrom dotenv import load dotenvfrom faunadb import query as qfrom faunadb client import FaunaClientload dotenv FAUNA SERVER SECRET os getenv FAUNA SERVER SECRET fauna FaunaClient secret FAUNA SERVER SECRET def login email password Because q login is a part of the Fauna query language Fauna will do the work of returning a temporary access token for the user return fauna query q login q match q index user by email email password password def logout secret status False client FaunaClient secret secret return client query q logout status def signup email password Here the q create function takes in a collection and an object that will be added to the collection return fauna query q create q collection users credentials password password data email email type user Here is a summary of what is happening in the snippet above We got the FAUNA SERVER SECRET from the environment variables We create a new FaunaClient object with that secret This FaunaClient client will be able to perform server operations such as creating new users User specific operations will use their access token as a secret e g logout and get users We query Fauna for a user with the given email and password Note We haven t defined the users collection yet We will do that a little later in the Creating a Seed file section Add Account Data Retrieval SupportThe final endpoint we will add to our API is to retrieve the user s account data In controller py add the following route ns route users class Products Resource api doc security apiKey def get self Returns list of users return repository get users request headers get x access token You will notice that this function returns a list of users When we create the seed file later we will indicate roles for each user Admin users will get a complete list of users while regular users will only get a list containing their own user data For now this endpoint will return a list of all users Next write the logic for retrieving user data from Fauna in repository py def get users secret client FaunaClient secret secret An index is a way to query Fauna for a specific field We will create this later in seed py data client query q map lambda ref q get ref q paginate q documents q collection users data return list map lambda user user data data This function does two things It creates a FaunaClient with the given secret and then queries Fauna for all users It maps over the list of users and returns a list of data email and role type for each user Add Seed Data and Role Based AuthorizationNow that our Flask app can talk to Fauna we are going to populate our database with some seed data that we can work with In your project folder create a seed py file This file will be responsible for creating the users collection populating it with some example users andthe user by email index we used earlier In seed py add the following from faunadb import query as q create users collectiondef create collection client client query q create collection name users create index for users emailsdef create indexes client index name user by email source q collection users terms field data email client query q create index index The index source is the collection it will be used on The terms field is the field we will use to index the data In this case we are indexing the email field in data Now for the fun part seeding users In seed py add def seed users client client query q map lambda userRef q delete userRef q paginate q documents q collection users users data email foo koyeb com type admin credentials password verysecure data email bar koyeb com type user credentials password thebestpasswordever data email foobar koyeb com type user credentials password theanswertoallquestions client query q map lambda user q create q collection users user users This function performs two actions Delete all users in the users collection in case you ve already run the script before Create new users by running the users array through q map and executing the lambda function to create each user in theusers collection Notice that we defined types for each user This is so we can control access to user data in the next step But before that we are going to call these functions as a Fauna admin in seed py import osfrom dotenv import load dotenvfrom faunadb client import FaunaClientload dotenv FAUNA ADMIN SECRET os getenv FAUNA ADMIN SECRET fauna FaunaClient secret FAUNA ADMIN SECRET create collection fauna create indexes fauna seed users fauna To execute our seed py file we will need to run the following command python m seed pyA FaunaClient with the admin secret is the only way to create certain types of data in Fauna A great example being roles whichwe will be adding next Restricting Data With Roles and Attribute Based Access ControlNow comes the interesting part We will create some roles for our app s users and use these roles to restrict access to certain userdata In our seed py file define an admin role and a user role def create roles client roles name admin membership resource q collection users predicate q query lambda ref q equals q select data type q get ref admin privileges resource q collection users actions read True create True write True name user membership resource q collection users predicate q query lambda ref q equals q select data type q get ref user privileges resource q collection users actions read q query lambda ref q equals q current identity ref write q query lambda ref q equals q current identity ref client query q map lambda role q create role role roles create roles fauna Here the membership field determines which users are assigned a specific role In this case we are assigning roles based on theuser s type The privileges field determines what actions the role can perform on the data In this case we are restricting the user role to only be able to read and write their own data while the admin role can readand write any data Now when we query users as a user we will get only the current user s data But if we query users as an admin we will get thedata for all users Error HandlingYou may have noticed that if you try to sign out or get users without signing in first you will get a error This is becausethe logout query is performed without an x access token so the FaunaClient created in repository py will have a null secret Fauna handles this error internally but we should never report these errors through the API To fix that go to app py and add thefollowing error handling from faunadb import errors as faunaErrors api errorhandler faunaErrors BadRequest def fauna error handler e return message e errors description api errorhandler faunaErrors Unauthorized api errorhandler faunaErrors PermissionDenied def fauna error handler e return message Access forbidden Internally our Flask application is still producing the same errors e g faunaErrors Unauthorized when there is nox access token but now the API will understand and report that it is a bad request instead of a fault in the server s logic Now when we try to log out before logging in we get a Forbidden error Deploy the Flask Fauna REST API on KoyebIt is time for the most exciting part We are going to deploy our Flask app to Koyeb for the world to use Start by adding the following to gunicorn conf py bind workers Here we are instructing Gunicorn to run on port which is the default port for it to interface with Koyeb We are also tellingGunicorn to use two workers so at any time our API can handle two requests at once We are going to deploy our application on Koyeb using git driven deployment with GitHub But before we do anything involving GitHub create a gitignore file in your project directory to avoid committing our env file to GitHub Create a gitignore file to your project folder and add the following to it dotenv envNext create a new GitHub repository from the GitHub web interface or using the GitHub CLI with the followingcommand gh repo create lt YOUR GITHUB REPOSITORY gt privateInitialize a new git repository on your machine and add a new remote pointing to your GitHub repository git initgit remote add origin git github com lt YOUR GITHUB USERNAME gt lt YOUR GITHUB REPOSITORY gt gitAdd all the files in your project directory to the git repository and push them to GitHub git add git commit m Initial commit git push u origin mainOnce your code is on GitHub go to the Koyeb Control Plane and click the Create App button to go to the App creationpage On the App creation page Select GitHub as the deployment methodIn the repository list select the repository containing your Flask Fauna REST API projectSpecify the branch to deploy in this case mainFor the run command we are going to use gunicorn to run our app so enter gunicorn worker tmp dir dev shm app app The build command will be left blank For container size you need at least GB of RAM So we will use the Small option Create two Secret environment variables with the keys FAUNA ADMIN SECRET and FAUNA SERVER SECRET Note Set the values of these secrets to be the ones we stored in env Finally name your app and click Create App That s it Your app is now deployed to Koyeb You will land on the deployment page where you can follow the progress of your Flask Fauna REST API s deployment Once the build and deployment are completed you can access your application by clicking the App URL ending with koyeb app in the Koyeb control panel If you want to learn about how Koyeb automatically builds your Flask and Fauna REST API from git make sure to read our how we build from git documentation ConclusionYou now have a working REST API built with Flask and Fauna that is secured with roles and running on Koyeb With Koyeb s git driven deployment a new build and deployment for this application is triggered each time you push changes to your GitHub repository You can access the complete application code on GitHub If you want to go more in depth with Fauna and Flask check out this great example shop Fauna has created fauna labs fauna shopapp flask It was the inspiration for this tutorial Also check out Fauna s documentation for more information on how to use Fauna s ABAC system If you have any questions or suggestions to improve this guide feel free to reach out to us on Slack	2022-04-14 08:11:45
海外TECH	DEV Community	How To Implement Shift Left Testing Approach	https://dev.to/lambdatest/how-to-implement-shift-left-testing-approach-31fg	How To Implement Shift Left Testing ApproachThe “shift left approach is based on the principle that if the software development team can test code as it is being developed they can discover errors earlier than if they wait until the end of the project The shift left testing approach encourages developers to write tests earlier in the development cycle before code is released for testing Shift left testing process is an agile software development practice that emphasizes putting test cases in place early in a project s life cycle meaning during initial development phases rather than at the end It also means that instead of just covering a small percentage of a project s expected functionality a large percentage of the functionality will be covered by automated tests Shift left testing is also instrumental in reducing the number of defects that find their way into the production software It s about shifting from manual to automated testing so that by the time you need to do manual testing there is less work to be done from a quality standpoint In essence it aims to catch bugs earlier so that they are easier and cheaper to fix at the early stages of the development lifecycle However before discussing the shift left testing process in detail we need to understand a typical Software Development Life Cycle SDLC and the fundamentals of Shift Right Testing This article on shift left testing will guide you about the shift left testing approach and how teams can leverage shift left testing to improve the product quality and more Let s Get Started What is the Software Development Life Cycle SDLC In order to understand the shift left testing approach let us first see what is the Software Development Life Cycle and what are the different stages involved in the cycle Software Development Life Cycle SDLC is a step by step approach to developing any software It provides us with various models that help us define a methodology to improve the overall quality of the product along with helping teams improve the software development process What are the different stages in a traditional SDLC Model Waterfall Model We have various SDLC Models available today in the market the Waterfall Model is the most popular one from the lot It is a sequential process where you identify all the tasks in advance and then execute them in a sequential manner However the Waterfall model is losing its popularity at a rapid pace as software development companies worldwide are adopting Agile methodologies for developing their product You can deep dive into Agile vs Waterfall methodology comparison to choose the right model for your product The below image shows the various steps involved in a typical Waterfall Model As we can see there are different stages involved in a typical software development life cycle Planning amp Requirement Analysis This is the most important and fundamental stage in SDLC This stage involves gathering requirements from the customers market surveys and other relevant sources that drive the overall product architecture Design Once the requirements have been gathered and documented the next stage involves designing the architecture of the overall product based on the requirements that were gathered in the earlier stage Implementation Development In this stage the actual product development is started and the product is built and pushed to the QA team to carry out the testing activities Testing Here comes the role of QA to start testing the product report issues and finally certify it so that customers can use the product Deployment This is the stage where the product is finally deployed for the customers to use Maintenance The maintenance phase includes enhancing the features and solving issues reported by the customers which eventually helps in making a better quality product Note JavaScript typed arrays provide a mechanism for accessing raw binary data much more efficiently than can be done with the standard JavaScript getters and setters What is Shift Right Testing Shift right testing suggests moving the testing activities later in the Software Development Life Cycle usually after the software has been deployed in the production environments Thus it is also known as “Testing In Production and it helps uncover issues that could not be detected within the development or testing environments In simple terms shift right testing is performed on applications that are already built and released to the end customer This testing practice is widely being adopted these days and is closely tied to DevOps activities The goal of shift right testing is to mainly ensure correct performance stability and usability of the application in the production environment The feedback and reviews are thus collected from targeted users to understand the software s function in real world conditions This helps enhance the quality of the software much further What is Shift Left Testing You saw how the traditional Waterfall model works where testing comes into the picture very late in the cycle or the shift right testing where testing is done at the end or right of the cycle Shift right testing is ideal for improving product quality and performance by solving issues that are witnessed in the production environment However the shift left testing approach suggests moving the Testing activities “Left or rather “earlier in the development cycle Thus it involves the testers much earlier in the software development life cycle It aims to identify bugs and bottlenecks earlier in the development process As a result it improves the quality of the code and reduces the overall time consumed in the cycle It helps in ensuring that fewer defects make it to the production environment Compared to shift right testing where the testing was at the extreme right of the development cycle the shift left testing approach involves testing at each development phase Overall it focuses on continuous testing throughout the development cycle Importance Of Shift Left Testing approachIn the traditional Waterfall model where the testing is carried out at the end of the cycle a situation arises where severe defects are caught It is difficult and costly to fix such critical bugs at the end of the cycle The cost involved in fixing bugs rises exponentially with its discovery stage As a result late testing in the cycle leads to Increased costs owing to bug discovery at a later stageLonger bug fix timesError prone software since the QA gets less time to validate the entire productLesser time for automating the tests which eventually leads to regression defectsPoor end user experience as customers experience products with bugsHowever shift left testing by getting the testers involved early in the cycle helps in reducing costs involved in bug discovery and bug fixes As a result there is no delay or effect on the project s final deliverables and even leads to customer satisfaction To realize the potential of the shift left testing process in the field of test automation LambdaTest is hosting a webinar on Shift Left Testing and Continuous Feedback to Deliver Quality at Agile Speed in association with Patrick Walsh ーEngineering Manager at Teckro Here s a teaser for the same Note ECMAScript Strict Mode ーA strict alignment of code elements related to a particular topic is often used to visually reinforce the importance of that topic for the reader Shift Left and Shift Right in Software TestingTill now we covered the essential fundamentals of shift right testing as well as shift left testing While shift left testing ensures that lesser bugs make it to the production environment the shift right testing approach ensures that issues discovered by end users in the end product are fixed at an expedited pace lisacrispin lisacrispin Continuous testing has been a theme today at OQConf janetgregoryca felt like shift left and shift right made it sound like s w dev is linear and we know it isn t DanAshby s continuous testing loop inspired us to adapting it to reflect the shifts PM Oct Both the testing approaches have their own significance and enterprises need to leverage the combination of shift right testing and shift left testing to improve product quality across the entire paradigm of product development The intent should be to minimize the cost involved in discovering and fixing defects Advantages of Shift Left Testing approachWe covered how you can avoid the risk of finding severe bugs at the end of the cycle by testing earlier in the cycle However that is not the only advantage that the shift left testing approach offers Here are the salient benefits of shift left testing Reduced time to market since the overall QA process happens in a continuous mannerReduced costs involved in fixing bugsTop notch product qualityImproved customer experience due to a strong product base and lesser production issuesImproved efficiency and reduced time in the overall software development lifecycle The ROI of Shift Left TestingAs a QA manager one of the key responsibilities should be to reduce the TAT Turn Around Time involved in bug discovery and bug fixing stages Reduced TAT brings significant benefits across the entire value chain The cost of detecting and fixing defects in software increases exponentially with time in the software development workflow In simple terms the later the bugs are found in the release cycle the more expensive they turn out to be to fix As a result it costs much less to fix bugs that are discovered at an early stage And guess what fixing a bug that is found post production costs approximately x more than it would have taken to fix it in in house environments Whoof The below graph shows the relative cost of fixing bugs based on their time of detection and as you can notice the cost increases exponentially with the lateness of their discovery What are the different types of Shift Left Testing There are four different types of shift left testing that provide different values when performed Traditional Shift Left TestingIn order to understand the traditional shift left testing approach we first must understand the traditional V Model in a Software Development Life Cycle SDLC V ModelWe already saw one of the most widely used SDLC models which is the Waterfall model The V Model is an extension of the Waterfall model and is based on the association of a testing phase for each corresponding development stage Therefore it is also known as the Verification and Validation model This means that there is a directly associated testing phase for every single phase in the development cycle For example the following image illustrates a typical V Model Now you know about the V Model Let s see what the traditional shift left testing process offers us The traditional shift left testing process moves the testing lower down hence towards the left on the right side of the V Model The traditional shift left testing process focuses more on Unit Testing and Integration Testing This is done using API testing and achieved via the usage of API testing and utilizing Selenium testing tools It does not put more emphasis on acceptance testing amp system level testing Incremental Shift Left TestingThis shift left testing approach is most suitable for projects which are developing complex and large software systems In such cases it becomes difficult to manage all the tasks and deliverables together Hence they are broken down into smaller bits These pieces are built upon each other and with each increment the software is also delivered to the customer After each delivery the development amp testing is incrementally shifted to the left Now this helps even the testing teams as they can test each of the individual bits Hence it introduces incremental testing via an incremental development cycle The below image is an illustration of Incremental shift left testing The red dashed arrows indicate the shift left here since the bits of the large V Model are shifted left to become increments of the corresponding types of testing in the smaller incremental V Models It introduces Agile DevOps Shift Left TestingThis approach of shift left testing is usually done in a number of sprints It emphasizes continuous testing via an evolutionary life cycle composed of many smaller sprints It is mainly used for developmental testing and not for operational testing which occurs once the system is operational Model Based Shift Left TestingThe overall idea behind shift left testing is to catch bugs early before it becomes too late However in the above three models that we discussed testing would start at the early stage of the development cycle This leads to missing some of the critical issues of the requirement gathering phase which later gets uncovered once the development cycle is over Interestingly around of the defects are introduced during the requirement gathering phase which we would miss in the above three models In model based shift left testing testing can start at the earliest so bugs are identified and solved long before the software development cycle starts Imagine how helpful that would be The below picture is an illustration of model based shift left testing How to implement the Shift Left Testing approach Here are some of the important steps that need to be implemented for rolling out a shift left testing strategy Include Testers During Initial Plan And Analysis Requirement gathering is the most important phase in any software development life cycle The testing team must get involved during the requirement analysis and gathering phase to have a thorough understanding of the requirements and use cases They must review understand and analyze during this phase This will lead to avoiding any ambiguity or confusion later in the cycle while testing the product Include Testers During Design And Development QA Teams must collaborate with the developers during the designing and development phase providing them with the test scenarios that address all the customer use cases and business requirements Develop A Robust amp Strong Test Plan The testing team must develop a robust test plan to catch most of the defects during the initial phases and avoid finding critical issues during the actual testing phase Unified Test Strategy A unified test strategy helps the QA teams to analyze dependencies on the environment automation test data etc and helps in overall readiness This strategy covers all the dimensions of Quality Control and helps define clear responsibilities for the individual team members Risk Based Analysis This is usually done to examine each test scenario s impact and the likelihood of failure Once the test plan is ready the testers must decide the priority of the test cases and later discuss with the developers the likelihood of that failure and the impact of that failure from the project manager Static Testing Static testing is carried out in the early phases of the project and includes validation of requirements and design The purpose of static testing is to find defects early in the life cycle that could be very expensive to remove in the later phases of the project Include Developers Into Testing Activities Developers must ensure that they test the individual units of code before sharing it with the concerned QA teams This can easily address critical issues even before they are pushed Inculcate Test Automation Since shift left testing process involves continuous testing repeating tests in every continuous cycle can be troublesome for both developers and testers Hence both teams should embrace test automation tools that can help them run the tests and ensure better code coverage and product quality With test automation however the problems of managing the automation suite and real devices arise However cloud based cross browser testing platforms like LambdaTest help you perform end to end automation tests on a secure reliable and scalable online Selenium Grid You can perform automated cross browser testing with Selenium scripts on online browsers and operating systems environments giving you higher test coverage and significantly lesser built times You could also run a single test across multiple browser OS configurations simultaneously This post on Cross Browser Testing In Selenium will help you quickly get started with Selenium automation testing on the LambdaTest Selenium automation grid Hence switching to LambdaTest can help you utilize the shift left testing capacity to its full benefit Easy You can go through the following video to have a quick demo of performing cross browser testing on the LambdaTest platform Also you can follow the LambdaTest YouTube Channel and stay updated with the latest tutorials around Selenium testing Cypress testing CI CD and more Note Adler Hash Calculator is a tool for computing the Adler checksum of a string or file on your browser The checksum which can be generated in base hexadecimal or integer formats can be used to verify data integrity during transmission Shortcomings of the Shift Left Testing approachWe saw that there are so many key benefits of the shift left strategy But we know everything comes with its own challenges So here s a limitation of the shift left testing approach The major problem is that in order to shift left the entire methodology needs to change which would require a team effort First the managers and stakeholders need to start the plan from scratch and introduce it to the team members Later the team members need to adjust accordingly which means a change in skill sets tools coding languages etc You see that is a drastic change for anyone to get accustomed to But once adopted the benefits are enormous Shift Left Vs Shift Right What is the way ahead We read about shift right and how it helps discover all performance and usability issues in a production environment that can never be seen in a development or testing environment and improves the customer experience On the other hand the shift left helps us save time effort risk and resources enormously And the million dollar question arises Which one is better or which one to look for Honestly I feel these two testing methods are amazing and have their own set of benefits Opting for any of these would enormously help you However why not merge both By shifting our testing left and simultaneously shifting our testing right we can test at every stage of the software development cycle which will help us achieve continuous testing even better Isn t that amazing Reach out to your QA Development and DevOps team members and you can probably figure out a plan on how to include both in your release cycle ConclusionIn this article on shift left testing we read about what is shift left testing what are the different types of it its pros and cons and how to implement it In a nutshell the shift left testing process is all about finding defects earlier thereby reducing the overall cost testing continuously to reduce defects in the end and as a result improving the customer experience We also read about shift right and how it differs from shift left Shift left testing has brought a huge change when it comes to the testing world For testers the core concept till now was just defect detection However the shift left testing process has introduced the concept of early defect detection and how it can lead to early defect prevention and as a result reap benefits for the entire team I hope you enjoyed reading the article and learned some more about the shift left testingapproach Happy Testing	2022-04-14 08:01:25
海外TECH	Engadget	Amazon hits US sellers with a 5 percent fuel and inflation surcharge	https://www.engadget.com/amazon-us-sellers-5-percent-fuel-inflation-surcharge-083616702.html?src=rss	Amazon hits US sellers with a percent fuel and inflation surchargeAmazon will charge US sellers using its fulfillment services a percent fuel and inflation fee for the first time It will add the fees to what it already collects from third party sellers using the Fulfillment by Amazon service to store pack and ship their goods starting on April th the e commerce giant wrote on its website Amazon already raised its fulfillment fees back in January by an average of around percent as noted by Bloomberg In an email sent to sellers Amazon said it has experienced quot significant cost increases and absorbed them wherever possible quot to reduce the impact on its sellers When it raised its fulfillment fees earlier this year the company said it more than doubled its US fulfillment capacity since the start of the pandemic hired over people and increased its starting wage in the US It raised its fulfillment fees back then to offset its higher operating costs going forward Now Amazon told CNBC in a statement that while it expected a return to normalcy this year after COVID restrictions have started lifting quot fuel and inflation have presented further challenges quot Inflation in the US surged to percent in March from the same period last year according to the Labor Department which is the highest increase the country has seen over the past four decades Gas prices as most people know reached new heights after Russia s invasion of Ukraine Amazon explained that it chose to impose a fuel and inflation surcharge instead of raising its fees permanently again because it s quot unclear if these inflationary costs will go up or down or for how long they will persist quot The spokesperson said its surcharge will cost cents per unit which is lower than the fuel surcharge imposed by UPS and FedEx All the same some sellers told Bloomberg that they have to raise prices to remain in business so buyers can most likely expect to pay more for their purchases in the near future nbsp	2022-04-14 08:36:16
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