if you are trying to Clone your database on the same server try this: Create a backup of the database you want to copy right-click on Databases and select Restore Database Select the database you want to copy from the From Database drop-down list in the Source for restore section Enter the name of the … Read more
If the job uses Write-Host to produce output, Receive-Job returns $null, but the results get written to the host. However, if the job uses Write-Output to produce output in lieu of Write-Host, Receive-Job returns a string array [string[]] of the job output. To demonstrate, enter this innocuous code at the PowerShell prompt: $job = Start-Job … Read more
It looks like starting with Kubernetes 1.6 (and the v2alpha1 api version), if you’re using cronjobs to create the jobs (that, in turn, create your pods), you’ll be able to limit how many old jobs are kept. Just add the following to your job spec: successfulJobsHistoryLimit: X failedJobsHistoryLimit: Y Where X and Y are the … Read more
Console Commands Laravel has had console “commands” for some time. They are basically unchanged, and work as they always have. In simple terms, they are the equivalent of routes for the command line – the entry point into the application. They are in no way related to… The Command Bus Laravel 5.0 introduced an implementation … Read more
The job control section of Greg’s Bash Guide describes this as follows: A job specification or “jobspec” is a way of referring to the processes that make up a job. A jobspec may be: %n to refer to job number n. %str to refer to a job which was started by a command beginning with … Read more
“CG” stands for “completing” and it happens to a job that cannot be terminated, probably because of an I/O operation. More detailed info in the Slurm Troubleshooting Guide
This is a very wide topic. And there are many options to achieve this. You can configure your application to have multiple profiles. For example use another profile ‘cron’ . And start your application on only one server with this profile. So for example, on a production environment you have three servers (S1, S2, S3), … Read more
You have to set up the queue driver you want to use in your project’s root dir’s .env file. By default, the queue driver is sync which does exactly what you are describing, executing queues immediately. You can choose of some different queue drivers, such as beanstalked or redis (which would be my choice). There’s … Read more