uncher: The cluster behavior is controlled by the cfncluster configure process which is described extensively in the CfnCluster config documentation. The directory on Launcher is where the configuration file resides is.cfncluster where we find two files: config and cfncluster-cli.log. The latter is the log file produced by prior cluster activity.
Notice that the Launcher has nothing whatever to do with the cluster compute task. It just builds the cluster entity; and we have to further configure that cluster to do the compute task.
Here is a.cfncluster/config file with an Elastic Block Storage (EBS) element of interest. Recall this file sits on the Launcher instance.
This opens up the prospect of attaching some fast-access memory to each Compute instance as it comes online. This and many other details make cloud computing a mix of Wild West, art and computational results.
Each cloud has its approach to cluster computing and cfncluster is a common example.Arsenal were beaten 5-2 by Barcelona in a pre-season friendly at Meadow Park on Wednesday evening. Tim Stillman spoke to Player of the Match Danielle van de Donk post-match, exclusively for Arseblog News.
Barcelona are always playing in the Champions League, they are a very, very good team. They’ve got lots of quality players and they are quite used to each other and I don’t think we are just yet. We’re still getting to know each other because we brought some new players in this summer. So for example I am still getting used to how Jen Beattie likes to receive the ball, I know she likes to receive to feet now. Barcelona know each other so, so well and we probably need a little bit more time to get back onto that level too.
The club are managing me very well, I haven’t played a full 90 minutes yet so it’s nice and slow, but I am dying to play 90 minutes again! I feel really good, I am ready to go again actually, I like the games against quality teams even when we’re losing. I think we have learned a lot from this one, more than if we were playing teams and winning 5-0.
It hasn’t all been about preparing for the Champions League, but it has been a lot about that. We are going to meet teams like this in Europe and we need to be prepared, we might even draw Barcelona in the next round so we could see them again soon! I wouldn’t say pre-season so far has been all about the Champions League but probably about 75% to this point.
It was quite new because we’re both normally number 10s so it was different for both of us. I think we did quite well, I like playing with Jill in midfield because she is quite calm on the ball and very secure in her passing. I think we played well in the first half, but in the second half we got a bit sloppy and we were running around a bit like headless chickens, we need to keep our shape better. It’s good that Joe tries different people because we need to get the right fit there, it’s one of the most important positions.
She’s a magical player, she’s very, like, she’s a charming player, you know? She doesn’t make any bad tackles, she’s a very good football player and she does everything very nicely. She’s got real quality on the ball and she can shoot from distance, she can put others in on goal. She’s a great talent and she’s only 22. Arsenal fans can expect a lot from her.
We’re all looking forward to finding out who we are going to play. We don’t really mind who we get, we know we will be in for two tough games and we just want to win and qualify.
Did she really say headless chickens? Wow, how brutally honest! Thanks for the coverage Tim..
She’s not only a great footballer, but articulate; witty; friendly; funny and fiesty as tooth and nails! Love #10 mesmerizing speed with the ball; her read of the game’s phenomenal….go Danielle go you’re my FAV ☝️?? best wishes from Vancouver Canada????
Pre season games do not matter.
USA has shown in the WC that the game is already there and physical readiness is as important as everything else. The team that gets more engine to press high the longer is the one winning most of the times. Maybe the team misses someone like Carter? Again, lot of personnel out of position, coach tried quite a lot of different things.
A bundle of optimism, eh?
Travelled up to see the game and I really should not have bothered, I know it’s pre season but even so. Best players on the park Mcabe and Van De Donk the rest looked like a bunch of strangers, in the first half Veje was awful no other word for it. Barca played a high line and as a result three of their goal came from interceptions. If there is not a vast improvement pretty darn quick then our WSL champs title will not last long.
Five of our girls played in the World Cup so it will take some weeks until they are fully rested and up to match fitness. We will come good.
Barca and us both had players in the world cup, we also started back training at the same time, and yet they were streets ahead of us in every department.
I too hope we will come good but on this showing I have my doubts.
Many of our World Cup players did not start back training at the same time. Viv only started training right before the wolfsburg friendly and the other English and Dutch players started training the week before that. Other than van der Gragt and Martens (who’s out with injury), none of their players got as far in the World Cup.
Fortunately we don’t play Barcelona in WSL!
I thought City would be weaker this season but then they signed Ellen White!
Not sure Chelsea are up there again yet and United and Spurs are an unknown quantity having walked it to promotion but WSL is a different matter all together.
We’ve got 3 or 4 weeks, so time to get back into the groove.
The first half was pretty even with both teams taking turns to dominate, the second half was very poor from an Arsenal POV. I think they need to add a defensive midfielder, lots of experimentation there in pre-season but I am not sure any of it has worked. With Dom gone and Lia injured, I think they need another body there and I am reasonably optimistic they will get someone.
Oh Tim, you always do that! Who is it? You know you can tell me no one else is listening!
Heh, I don’t have a name Rn! I can say that Janni Arnth has left though.
You are correct, however, we have missed Lia. She was huge in our early season success last year whilst being under the radar to many folk but it is no coincidence we struggled once she picked up her injury. Does she have a twin sister?
Good chat with DVD, nice to see she has so much faith in Jill Roord.
I wasn’t at the game, clearly a lot went wrong in the second half, hope this doesn’t affect the girls’ confidence too much.
Sorry this is an Arsenal blog I know, but I’ve watched more of her in the Dutch team than at Arsenal. Will try to watch more women’s games as well as the Arsenal men.
Should be easy this season as the FA will be streaming all of the WSL games!
The case brought by Dmitry Mazepin’s company Uralkali against the directors of the Pressure India Formulation 1 group in the High Court in London has been brushed apart.
Nonetheless the Russian chemical company has no longer given up its claims, and says it’ll scrutinize to appeal the judgement.
Mazepin, father of lately-signed Haas F1 driver Nikita, was one of several parties in the operating to protect Pressure India when the group went into administration in July 2018, and he attach in what he believed to be the perfect seemingly clarify.
With the clock ticking and complications due to the the claims of Indian banks against proprietor Dr Vijay Mallya, the course of sooner or later morphed from Knowing A – a sale of the shares of the original Pressure India company – into Knowing B, a sale of the group’s resources.
The resources were sooner or later equipped to the Racing Point consortium led by Lawrence Stroll and, in an unheard of building, a brand recent company was formed to protect over the group’s entry and spin its autos below the recent name, with the elephantine settlement of the FIA and F1.
Mazepin subsequently began court docket cases thru Uralkali against Geoff Rowley and Jason Baker of FRP Advisory, the company that acted as administrator.
The case was heard in the High Court over seven days in November by Mr Justice Miles, who in a lengthy judgement issued on Tuesday brushed apart all of Uralkali’s claims.
Mazepin himself did no longer seem as a glimpse, and Uralkali was represented by director Paul Ostling. In his judgement, Justice Miles made it certain that the principle player’s failure to look in individual had no longer helped Uralkali’s case.
In a assertion issued basically based entirely on the judgement, Uralkali acknowledged it’ll continue to pursue its claims.
The corporate renowned: “Even if Uralkali is disappointed with the decision of the trial