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FUNCTIONAL-PROGRAMMING – Trieval of Java8 flow patterns inside the map through the list list?

For example, given the following map:

{
“k1″: {
” k2″: {
“k3”: {
“k4”: “v”
}
}
}
} and the field list [“k1”, “k2”, “k3”], I need to retrieve the part {“k4”: “v”}.

The following i

October 2, 2021By Simo Search Engines By, Field, functional, interior, Java, Java8, List, Map, programming, retrieval, search, stream, styleLeave a Comment

High availability LAMP via HeartBeat 2.x

One, test environment

Two, configure the time synchronization of the three servers and modify the crontab to automatically synchronize with the ntp server

crontab -e */2 * * * * /u

October 2, 2021By Simo Monitoring 2.x, available, By, Heartbeat, high, Implementation, LAMPLeave a Comment

Automatic update of APP via RSS

The origins
Actually, I thought about this idea as early as ten years ago when I was still working on the desktop application, and I tried it in a DELPHI program, but Because I didn’t do desktop a

September 27, 2021By Simo Rss app, Auto, By, Implementation, RSS, UpdateLeave a Comment

Building a local YUM warehouse via mount system U disk

First, open hbza (CentOS) and yum, the two must be connected

th1Step: athbza Create a directory and enter mkdir /lxk, start with any name. Entermount /dev/cdrom /lxk

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第2Step

September 25, 2021By Simo Storage building, By, hanging, loading, Local, system, U disk, warehouse, YumLeave a Comment

The process of recovering data by scraping method

Background of the server data recovery case: –The server raid disk array group is paralyzed. There are 3 hard disks in the disk array. At present, one hard disk has a red alarm light. The data tha

September 25, 2021By Simo Storage By, data, debris, method, process, recovery, spellingLeave a Comment

Change the BIOS settings on the SuperMicro system via script

I see that Dell & HP have a program that can change the B IOS settings remotely or through scripts/files.

Does anyone know how to do it on the Supermicro system? To do this, or is there a sys

September 24, 2021By Simo Motherboard BIOS, By, change, Script, Settings, Supermicro, systemLeave a Comment

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