Simon Knight

This should also work outside the container too, which would be a more generalised approach. I have been using Pumba https://github.com/alexei-led/pumba which sets tc directly. I was testing between ceos...

It’s nice but it has an extra feature of setting a time duration after which it reverts the application. This also means it can’t do multiple in parallel. I have...

It might even be possible to call the netem module from the cli and embed that. Typical use cases would be to both set the latency/jitter/loss on initialisation (eg long...

Hello, is this the only way to serialise an instantiated tree? I have a tree that takes about 30 seconds to build, so would be keen to be able to...

Thanks for the reply, and glad to see you're still active on the project. Pytricia is still by far the cleanest implementation that I've seen, so I'd be keen to...

Thanks, that timeframe sounds good. I've been playing around with a pure-Python radix tree to look at possible performance enhancements. There's a few potential avenues to improve bulk performance. The...

Thanks for the quick response. That makes sense for the reasons you outline. I'm looking to append incoming data to a file, where I know the structure is the same,...

Hi, thanks, I'm trying the basic way, and both: ``` all_files = sorted(glob.glob("combined/*hdf5")) df1 = vaex.open_many(all_files) ``` and ``` df1 = vaex.open_many("combined/*hdf5") ``` are giving me strange behaviour. These are...

Hi, yeah I also tried with open(“*.hdf5”) and the max function didn’t return the max I expected. I expect the df = vaex.open(“*.hdf5”) to open all hdf5 in that directory,...

I’ll see if I can put together a reproducible example - given the large file sizes it luging ve tricky with synthetic data.