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The source for REST API specifications for Microsoft Azure. Azure REST API Specifications Description This repository is the canonical source for REST API specifications for Microsoft Azure. Getting started If you're a Microsoft employee looking for information about all of the repositories and steps for Azure SDK Libraries Releases, go to the Azure SDK - Internal Wiki . To get access to the wiki, you need to request access to the Azure SDK Release Partners security group. This is a MyAccess group and requests to join will need to be approved by your manager. External Contributors can read Getting Started with OpenAPI Specifications . Terminology Offerings , Skus , and Features - These are distinct entities represented in Eco Manager and Service Tree. While the Offering/Sku/Feature entities and hierarchy represent the externally marketed product, service/components entities in service tree represent corresponding engineering entities that together power these external products. Refer to Product Taxonomy for details. Resource Provider - When a service onboards new functionality onto ARM, it is required to complete Resource Provider Registration . For existing Resource Provider to Service Mapping , refer to Match resource provider to service * Directory Structure The structure of the directory should strictly follow these rules: Profile : The profile folder contains the profiles' definition files. The profile definition targets for hybrid applications that could run on Azure Stack general availability versions and Azure Cloud. Specification : This folder is the root folder for all Specs (Management Plane and Data Plane) related documents. {RP-Name} Folders - each resource provider should have at least one separate folder. If multiple folders are required? It depends on the following considerations: An RP folder leads to a separate SDK package. Is it expected to have separate SDK packages for different service/component entities? Service/component entities in one folder share the same versioning cycle. Can service/component entities in one folder share the same version label, and upgrade together in the future? Specification files and AutoRest configuration files in one RP folder are better to refer to files in the same RP folder. Note: Entity type definition that needs to be referred cross RP folders should be placed and maintained under the folder common-types . For more considerations, you may consult the reviewer in API design review. To initiate the review, Please submit an Azure SDK intake questionnaire . RP folders may contain resoure manager or data plane Cadl specs. Cadl is a language for describing cloud service APIs and generating other API description languages, client and service code, documentation, and other assets. Explore more by visiting the tutorial in the CADL repo: Cadl tutorial . You can also ask questions for providing feedback in the internal Teams channel Cadl Discussion . For more information about the structure of Cadl files in the repo see Cadl repo structure . 'resource-manager' and 'data-plane' Folders : the RPs can put specs in one of two categories: resource-manager (for ARM resources) and data-plane (for everything else). There should be an AutoRest configuration file ( readme.md ) for the RP inside both of these folders when present. 'Microsoft.{ARMNamespace}' Folders : the folders are only required under the 'resource-manager' folder, which means only management-plane API specs require to have ARM Namespace in the file path. For ARM Namespace and ARM onboarding, please refer to the ARM wiki of RP Onboarding . 'preview' and 'stable' Folders : This maps to the service/component lifecycle stage: Preview and GA. For example, if a service is in Preview stage, no matter Private Preview or Public Preview, the API specs of the service should be placed in the preview folder. If the service is GAed, but a component is in preview, then the API version contains the preview component entity should be placed in the preview folder as well. The stable folder should contain API versions of a GAed service and all GAed components. How's the Azure Breaking Change Policy apply to API specs in preview and stable folders? In fact, it is more relevant to if the repo is public or private. API specs with components or resource types in Private Preview, or Limited Public Preview (behind AFEC or managing visible subscriptions) are better to launch PR review in the private repository, aka., azure-rest-api-specs-pr . And these API specs are free of breaking changes. On the other hand, everything public in the main branch of the public repository, aka., azure-rest-api-specs , no matter in the preview folder or in the stable folder, should be treated as contract with Azure customers, must follow Azure Breaking Changes Policy . API Versions Folders : this folder is the direct child of the preview or stable folder. This folder contains the REST API Specs, and the examples folder. 'examples' Folders : the example folder will contain the x-ms-examples files. it will reside under the APIs or Resources' version folders as different APIs or Resource types version can have different examples. Note: some general guidance for folder names, and file names under specification : Folder names should be singular (ie, 'profile' not 'profiles' ) -- this removes ambiguity for some non-english speakers. Generic folder names should be lower-case Namespace folders can be PascalCased (ie, "KeyVault") Files are whatever case you think is good for your soul. The structure should appear like so: bash.\---specification| +---automation| | \---resource-manager| | +---Microsoft.Automation| | | \---stable| | | \---2015-10-31| | | \---examples| | \---readme.md| +---batch| | +---data-plane| | | +---stable| | | | +---2016-07-01| | | | | \---examples| | | | \---2017-01-01| | | | \---examples| | | +---preview| | | | \---2017-05-01-preview| | | | \---examples| | | \---readme.md| | \---resource-manager| | +---Microsoft.Batch| | | \---stable| | | +---2015-12-01| | | | \---examples| | | +---2017-01-01| | | | \---examples| | | \---2017-05-01| | | \---examples| | \---readme.md| \---playfab| +---Playfab| | \---cadl-project.yaml | | \---main.cadl | \--resource-manager| +---Microsoft.Playfab| | +---stable| | | \---2017-02-27-preview| | | \---examples| | \---preview| | \---2017-04-24-preview| | \---examples| \---readme.md Folder Structure for Service Group If you are working on API specification of a service group, then you may choose to build a folder structure as below. This folder structure brings more flexibility in multiple service teams collaboration, especially supporting: To collect API definition of multiple components/services with different versioning cycle in one rp folder To share some common entity types among services or components under the same rp folder. In the following folder structure sample, there is only 'resource-manager' folder. There could be a similar folder structure under 'data-plane' folder, while the sub-component/sub-service folders may not be the same. Ensure to consult API Spec and Tooling Support for the first time creating the folder structure or if you want to change current folder structure. bash.\---specification| +---compute| | \---resource-manager| | +---Microsoft.Compute| | | +---compute| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-11-01| | | | +---compute.json| | | | +---runCommands.json| | | | \---examples| | | +---sku| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-07-01| | | | +---skus.json| | | | \---examples| | | +---disk| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-12-01| | | | +---disk.json| | | | \---examples| | | +---gallery| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-10-01| | | | +---gallery.json| | | | \---examples| | | +---sharedgallery| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-07-01| | | | +---sharedGallery.json| | | | +---communityGallery.json| | | | \---examples| | | +---cloudService| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-03-01| | | | +---cloudService.json| | | | \---examples| | | \---common-types| | | \---v1| | | \---entity-types.json| | | | | \---readme.md If the AutoRest configuration file (aka. the readme.md) is placed out of sub-service/sub-component folders, then there will be only one SDK package that holds all sub-services/sub-components. If the file is placed in each sub-service/sub-component folder, then there will be separate SDK packages of each sub-service/sub-component. Ensure to consult Azure SDK ArchBoard for SDK packaging strategy when consolidating AutoRest configuration file for SDK generation. common-types Specification files and AutoRest configuration files in one RP folder are better to refer to files in the same RP folder. Entity type definition that can be shared cross resource providers or services should to be placed and maintained either under the folder common-types under specification, or under common-types folder of service group folder structure. The former supports the entity type sharing cross rp folders, while the latter supports the enitity type sharing cross components or services under the same rp folder. . Refer to Resource-Management common types for example. Next steps The next step in the process after a spec is completed is to generate SDKs and API reference documentation. If you're a Microsoft employee, go to the Azure SDK - Internal Wiki for more information. External Contributors can read Getting Started with OpenAPI Specifications . This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct . For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact [email protected] with any additional questions or comments. To restore the repository download the bundle wget https://archive.org/download/github.com-Azure-azure-rest-api-specs_-_2022-10-26_11-43-36/Azure-azure-rest-api-specs_-_2022-10-26_11-43-36.bundle and run: git clone Azure-azure-rest-api-specs_-_2022-10-26_11-43-36.bundle Source: https://github.com/Azure/azure-rest-api-specs Uploader: Azure Upload date: 2022-10-26

The source for REST API specifications for Microsoft Azure. Azure REST API Specifications Description This repository is the canonical source for REST API specifications for Microsoft Azure. Getting started If you're a Microsoft employee looking for information about all of the repositories and steps for Azure SDK Libraries Releases, go to the Azure SDK - Internal Wiki . To get access to the wiki, you need to request access to the Azure SDK Release Partners security group. This is a MyAccess group and requests to join will need to be approved by your manager. External Contributors can read Getting Started with OpenAPI Specifications . Terminology Offerings , Skus , and Features - These are distinct entities represented in Eco Manager and Service Tree. While the Offering/Sku/Feature entities and hierarchy represent the externally marketed product, service/components entities in service tree represent corresponding engineering entities that together power these external products. Refer to Product Taxonomy for details. Resource Provider - When a service onboards new functionality onto ARM, it is required to complete Resource Provider Registration . For existing Resource Provider to Service Mapping , refer to Match resource provider to service * Directory Structure The structure of the directory should strictly follow these rules: Profile : The profile folder contains the profiles' definition files. The profile definition targets for hybrid applications that could run on Azure Stack general availability versions and Azure Cloud. Specification : This folder is the root folder for all Specs (Management Plane and Data Plane) related documents. {RP-Name} Folders - each resource provider should have at least one separate folder. If multiple folders are required? It depends on the following considerations: An RP folder leads to a separate SDK package. Is it expected to have separate SDK packages for different service/component entities? Service/component entities in one folder share the same versioning cycle. Can service/component entities in one folder share the same version label, and upgrade together in the future? Specification files and AutoRest configuration files in one RP folder are better to refer to files in the same RP folder. Note: Entity type definition that needs to be referred cross RP folders should be placed and maintained under the folder common-types . For more considerations, you may consult the reviewer in API design review. To initiate the review, Please submit an Azure SDK intake questionnaire . RP folders may contain resoure manager or data plane Cadl specs. Cadl is a language for describing cloud service APIs and generating other API description languages, client and service code, documentation, and other assets. Explore more by visiting the tutorial in the CADL repo: Cadl tutorial . You can also ask questions for providing feedback in the internal Teams channel Cadl Discussion . For more information about the structure of Cadl files in the repo see Cadl repo structure . 'resource-manager' and 'data-plane' Folders : the RPs can put specs in one of two categories: resource-manager (for ARM resources) and data-plane (for everything else). There should be an AutoRest configuration file ( readme.md ) for the RP inside both of these folders when present. 'Microsoft.{ARMNamespace}' Folders : the folders are only required under the 'resource-manager' folder, which means only management-plane API specs require to have ARM Namespace in the file path. For ARM Namespace and ARM onboarding, please refer to the ARM wiki of RP Onboarding . 'preview' and 'stable' Folders : This maps to the service/component lifecycle stage: Preview and GA. For example, if a service is in Preview stage, no matter Private Preview or Public Preview, the API specs of the service should be placed in the preview folder. If the service is GAed, but a component is in preview, then the API version contains the preview component entity should be placed in the preview folder as well. The stable folder should contain API versions of a GAed service and all GAed components. How's the Azure Breaking Change Policy apply to API specs in preview and stable folders? In fact, it is more relevant to if the repo is public or private. API specs with components or resource types in Private Preview, or Limited Public Preview (behind AFEC or managing visible subscriptions) are better to launch PR review in the private repository, aka., azure-rest-api-specs-pr . And these API specs are free of breaking changes. On the other hand, everything public in the main branch of the public repository, aka., azure-rest-api-specs , no matter in the preview folder or in the stable folder, should be treated as contract with Azure customers, must follow Azure Breaking Changes Policy . API Versions Folders : this folder is the direct child of the preview or stable folder. This folder contains the REST API Specs, and the examples folder. 'examples' Folders : the example folder will contain the x-ms-examples files. it will reside under the APIs or Resources' version folders as different APIs or Resource types version can have different examples. Note: some general guidance for folder names, and file names under specification : Folder names should be singular (ie, 'profile' not 'profiles' ) -- this removes ambiguity for some non-english speakers. Generic folder names should be lower-case Namespace folders can be PascalCased (ie, "KeyVault") Files are whatever case you think is good for your soul. The structure should appear like so: bash.\---specification| +---automation| | \---resource-manager| | +---Microsoft.Automation| | | \---stable| | | \---2015-10-31| | | \---examples| | \---readme.md| +---batch| | +---data-plane| | | +---stable| | | | +---2016-07-01| | | | | \---examples| | | | \---2017-01-01| | | | \---examples| | | +---preview| | | | \---2017-05-01-preview| | | | \---examples| | | \---readme.md| | \---resource-manager| | +---Microsoft.Batch| | | \---stable| | | +---2015-12-01| | | | \---examples| | | +---2017-01-01| | | | \---examples| | | \---2017-05-01| | | \---examples| | \---readme.md| \---playfab| +---Playfab| | \---cadl-project.yaml | | \---main.cadl | \--resource-manager| +---Microsoft.Playfab| | +---stable| | | \---2017-02-27-preview| | | \---examples| | \---preview| | \---2017-04-24-preview| | \---examples| \---readme.md Folder Structure for Service Group If you are working on API specification of a service group, then you may choose to build a folder structure as below. This folder structure brings more flexibility in multiple service teams collaboration, especially supporting: To collect API definition of multiple components/services with different versioning cycle in one rp folder To share some common entity types among services or components under the same rp folder. In the following folder structure sample, there is only 'resource-manager' folder. There could be a similar folder structure under 'data-plane' folder, while the sub-component/sub-service folders may not be the same. Ensure to consult API Spec and Tooling Support for the first time creating the folder structure or if you want to change current folder structure. bash.\---specification| +---compute| | \---resource-manager| | +---Microsoft.Compute| | | +---compute| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-11-01| | | | +---compute.json| | | | +---runCommands.json| | | | \---examples| | | +---sku| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-07-01| | | | +---skus.json| | | | \---examples| | | +---disk| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-12-01| | | | +---disk.json| | | | \---examples| | | +---gallery| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-10-01| | | | +---gallery.json| | | | \---examples| | | +---sharedgallery| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-07-01| | | | +---sharedGallery.json| | | | +---communityGallery.json| | | | \---examples| | | +---cloudService| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-03-01| | | | +---cloudService.json| | | | \---examples| | | \---common-types| | | \---v1| | | \---entity-types.json| | | | | \---readme.md If the AutoRest configuration file (aka. the readme.md) is placed out of sub-service/sub-component folders, then there will be only one SDK package that holds all sub-services/sub-components. If the file is placed in each sub-service/sub-component folder, then there will be separate SDK packages of each sub-service/sub-component. Ensure to consult Azure SDK ArchBoard for SDK packaging strategy when consolidating AutoRest configuration file for SDK generation. common-types Specification files and AutoRest configuration files in one RP folder are better to refer to files in the same RP folder. Entity type definition that can be shared cross resource providers or services should to be placed and maintained either under the folder common-types under specification, or under common-types folder of service group folder structure. The former supports the entity type sharing cross rp folders, while the latter supports the enitity type sharing cross components or services under the same rp folder. . Refer to Resource-Management common types for example. Next steps The next step in the process after a spec is completed is to generate SDKs and API reference documentation. If you're a Microsoft employee, go to the Azure SDK - Internal Wiki for more information. External Contributors can read Getting Started with OpenAPI Specifications . This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct . For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact [email protected] with any additional questions or comments. To restore the repository download the bundle wget https://archive.org/download/github.com-Azure-azure-rest-api-specs_-_2022-10-26_11-43-36/Azure-azure-rest-api-specs_-_2022-10-26_11-43-36.bundle and run: git clone Azure-azure-rest-api-specs_-_2022-10-26_11-43-36.bundle Source: https://github.com/Azure/azure-rest-api-specs Uploader: Azure Upload date: 2022-10-26

The source for REST API specifications for Microsoft Azure. Azure REST API Specifications Description This repository is the canonical source for REST API specifications for Microsoft Azure. Getting started If you're a Microsoft employee looking for information about all of the repositories and steps for Azure SDK Libraries Releases, go to the Azure SDK - Internal Wiki . To get access to the wiki, you need to request access to the Azure SDK Release Partners security group. This is a MyAccess group and requests to join will need to be approved by your manager. External Contributors can read Getting Started with OpenAPI Specifications . Terminology Offerings , Skus , and Features - These are distinct entities represented in Eco Manager and Service Tree. While the Offering/Sku/Feature entities and hierarchy represent the externally marketed product, service/components entities in service tree represent corresponding engineering entities that together power these external products. Refer to Product Taxonomy for details. Resource Provider - When a service onboards new functionality onto ARM, it is required to complete Resource Provider Registration . For existing Resource Provider to Service Mapping , refer to Match resource provider to service * Directory Structure The structure of the directory should strictly follow these rules: Profile : The profile folder contains the profiles' definition files. The profile definition targets for hybrid applications that could run on Azure Stack general availability versions and Azure Cloud. Specification : This folder is the root folder for all Specs (Management Plane and Data Plane) related documents. {RP-Name} Folders - each resource provider should have at least one separate folder. If multiple folders are required? It depends on the following considerations: An RP folder leads to a separate SDK package. Is it expected to have separate SDK packages for different service/component entities? Service/component entities in one folder share the same versioning cycle. Can service/component entities in one folder share the same version label, and upgrade together in the future? Specification files and AutoRest configuration files in one RP folder are better to refer to files in the same RP folder. Note: Entity type definition that needs to be referred cross RP folders should be placed and maintained under the folder common-types . For more considerations, you may consult the reviewer in API design review. To initiate the review, Please submit an Azure SDK intake questionnaire . RP folders may contain resoure manager or data plane Cadl specs. Cadl is a language for describing cloud service APIs and generating other API description languages, client and service code, documentation, and other assets. Explore more by visiting the tutorial in the CADL repo: Cadl tutorial . You can also ask questions for providing feedback in the internal Teams channel Cadl Discussion . For more information about the structure of Cadl files in the repo see Cadl repo structure . 'resource-manager' and 'data-plane' Folders : the RPs can put specs in one of two categories: resource-manager (for ARM resources) and data-plane (for everything else). There should be an AutoRest configuration file ( readme.md ) for the RP inside both of these folders when present. 'Microsoft.{ARMNamespace}' Folders : the folders are only required under the 'resource-manager' folder, which means only management-plane API specs require to have ARM Namespace in the file path. For ARM Namespace and ARM onboarding, please refer to the ARM wiki of RP Onboarding . 'preview' and 'stable' Folders : This maps to the service/component lifecycle stage: Preview and GA. For example, if a service is in Preview stage, no matter Private Preview or Public Preview, the API specs of the service should be placed in the preview folder. If the service is GAed, but a component is in preview, then the API version contains the preview component entity should be placed in the preview folder as well. The stable folder should contain API versions of a GAed service and all GAed components. How's the Azure Breaking Change Policy apply to API specs in preview and stable folders? In fact, it is more relevant to if the repo is public or private. API specs with components or resource types in Private Preview, or Limited Public Preview (behind AFEC or managing visible subscriptions) are better to launch PR review in the private repository, aka., azure-rest-api-specs-pr . And these API specs are free of breaking changes. On the other hand, everything public in the main branch of the public repository, aka., azure-rest-api-specs , no matter in the preview folder or in the stable folder, should be treated as contract with Azure customers, must follow Azure Breaking Changes Policy . API Versions Folders : this folder is the direct child of the preview or stable folder. This folder contains the REST API Specs, and the examples folder. 'examples' Folders : the example folder will contain the x-ms-examples files. it will reside under the APIs or Resources' version folders as different APIs or Resource types version can have different examples. Note: some general guidance for folder names, and file names under specification : Folder names should be singular (ie, 'profile' not 'profiles' ) -- this removes ambiguity for some non-english speakers. Generic folder names should be lower-case Namespace folders can be PascalCased (ie, "KeyVault") Files are whatever case you think is good for your soul. The structure should appear like so: bash.\---specification| +---automation| | \---resource-manager| | +---Microsoft.Automation| | | \---stable| | | \---2015-10-31| | | \---examples| | \---readme.md| +---batch| | +---data-plane| | | +---stable| | | | +---2016-07-01| | | | | \---examples| | | | \---2017-01-01| | | | \---examples| | | +---preview| | | | \---2017-05-01-preview| | | | \---examples| | | \---readme.md| | \---resource-manager| | +---Microsoft.Batch| | | \---stable| | | +---2015-12-01| | | | \---examples| | | +---2017-01-01| | | | \---examples| | | \---2017-05-01| | | \---examples| | \---readme.md| \---playfab| +---Playfab| | \---cadl-project.yaml | | \---main.cadl | \--resource-manager| +---Microsoft.Playfab| | +---stable| | | \---2017-02-27-preview| | | \---examples| | \---preview| | \---2017-04-24-preview| | \---examples| \---readme.md Folder Structure for Service Group If you are working on API specification of a service group, then you may choose to build a folder structure as below. This folder structure brings more flexibility in multiple service teams collaboration, especially supporting: To collect API definition of multiple components/services with different versioning cycle in one rp folder To share some common entity types among services or components under the same rp folder. In the following folder structure sample, there is only 'resource-manager' folder. There could be a similar folder structure under 'data-plane' folder, while the sub-component/sub-service folders may not be the same. Ensure to consult API Spec and Tooling Support for the first time creating the folder structure or if you want to change current folder structure. bash.\---specification| +---compute| | \---resource-manager| | +---Microsoft.Compute| | | +---compute| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-11-01| | | | +---compute.json| | | | +---runCommands.json| | | | \---examples| | | +---sku| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-07-01| | | | +---skus.json| | | | \---examples| | | +---disk| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-12-01| | | | +---disk.json| | | | \---examples| | | +---gallery| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-10-01| | | | +---gallery.json| | | | \---examples| | | +---sharedgallery| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-07-01| | | | +---sharedGallery.json| | | | +---communityGallery.json| | | | \---examples| | | +---cloudService| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-03-01| | | | +---cloudService.json| | | | \---examples| | | \---common-types| | | \---v1| | | \---entity-types.json| | | | | \---readme.md If the AutoRest configuration file (aka. the readme.md) is placed out of sub-service/sub-component folders, then there will be only one SDK package that holds all sub-services/sub-components. If the file is placed in each sub-service/sub-component folder, then there will be separate SDK packages of each sub-service/sub-component. Ensure to consult Azure SDK ArchBoard for SDK packaging strategy when consolidating AutoRest configuration file for SDK generation. common-types Specification files and AutoRest configuration files in one RP folder are better to refer to files in the same RP folder. Entity type definition that can be shared cross resource providers or services should to be placed and maintained either under the folder common-types under specification, or under common-types folder of service group folder structure. The former supports the entity type sharing cross rp folders, while the latter supports the enitity type sharing cross components or services under the same rp folder. . Refer to Resource-Management common types for example. Next steps The next step in the process after a spec is completed is to generate SDKs and API reference documentation. If you're a Microsoft employee, go to the Azure SDK - Internal Wiki for more information. External Contributors can read Getting Started with OpenAPI Specifications . This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct . For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact [email protected] with any additional questions or comments. To restore the repository download the bundle wget https://archive.org/download/github.com-Azure-azure-rest-api-specs_-_2022-10-26_11-43-36/Azure-azure-rest-api-specs_-_2022-10-26_11-43-36.bundle and run: git clone Azure-azure-rest-api-specs_-_2022-10-26_11-43-36.bundle Source: https://github.com/Azure/azure-rest-api-specs Uploader: Azure Upload date: 2022-10-26

The source for REST API specifications for Microsoft Azure. Azure REST API Specifications Description This repository is the canonical source for REST API specifications for Microsoft Azure. Getting started If you're a Microsoft employee looking for information about all of the repositories and steps for Azure SDK Libraries Releases, go to the Azure SDK - Internal Wiki . To get access to the wiki, you need to request access to the Azure SDK Release Partners security group. This is a MyAccess group and requests to join will need to be approved by your manager. External Contributors can read Getting Started with OpenAPI Specifications . Terminology Offerings , Skus , and Features - These are distinct entities represented in Eco Manager and Service Tree. While the Offering/Sku/Feature entities and hierarchy represent the externally marketed product, service/components entities in service tree represent corresponding engineering entities that together power these external products. Refer to Product Taxonomy for details. Resource Provider - When a service onboards new functionality onto ARM, it is required to complete Resource Provider Registration . For existing Resource Provider to Service Mapping , refer to Match resource provider to service * Directory Structure The structure of the directory should strictly follow these rules: Profile : The profile folder contains the profiles' definition files. The profile definition targets for hybrid applications that could run on Azure Stack general availability versions and Azure Cloud. Specification : This folder is the root folder for all Specs (Management Plane and Data Plane) related documents. {RP-Name} Folders - each resource provider should have at least one separate folder. If multiple folders are required? It depends on the following considerations: An RP folder leads to a separate SDK package. Is it expected to have separate SDK packages for different service/component entities? Service/component entities in one folder share the same versioning cycle. Can service/component entities in one folder share the same version label, and upgrade together in the future? Specification files and AutoRest configuration files in one RP folder are better to refer to files in the same RP folder. Note: Entity type definition that needs to be referred cross RP folders should be placed and maintained under the folder common-types . For more considerations, you may consult the reviewer in API design review. To initiate the review, Please submit an Azure SDK intake questionnaire . RP folders may contain resoure manager or data plane Cadl specs. Cadl is a language for describing cloud service APIs and generating other API description languages, client and service code, documentation, and other assets. Explore more by visiting the tutorial in the CADL repo: Cadl tutorial . You can also ask questions for providing feedback in the internal Teams channel Cadl Discussion . For more information about the structure of Cadl files in the repo see Cadl repo structure . 'resource-manager' and 'data-plane' Folders : the RPs can put specs in one of two categories: resource-manager (for ARM resources) and data-plane (for everything else). There should be an AutoRest configuration file ( readme.md ) for the RP inside both of these folders when present. 'Microsoft.{ARMNamespace}' Folders : the folders are only required under the 'resource-manager' folder, which means only management-plane API specs require to have ARM Namespace in the file path. For ARM Namespace and ARM onboarding, please refer to the ARM wiki of RP Onboarding . 'preview' and 'stable' Folders : This maps to the service/component lifecycle stage: Preview and GA. For example, if a service is in Preview stage, no matter Private Preview or Public Preview, the API specs of the service should be placed in the preview folder. If the service is GAed, but a component is in preview, then the API version contains the preview component entity should be placed in the preview folder as well. The stable folder should contain API versions of a GAed service and all GAed components. How's the Azure Breaking Change Policy apply to API specs in preview and stable folders? In fact, it is more relevant to if the repo is public or private. API specs with components or resource types in Private Preview, or Limited Public Preview (behind AFEC or managing visible subscriptions) are better to launch PR review in the private repository, aka., azure-rest-api-specs-pr . And these API specs are free of breaking changes. On the other hand, everything public in the main branch of the public repository, aka., azure-rest-api-specs , no matter in the preview folder or in the stable folder, should be treated as contract with Azure customers, must follow Azure Breaking Changes Policy . API Versions Folders : this folder is the direct child of the preview or stable folder. This folder contains the REST API Specs, and the examples folder. 'examples' Folders : the example folder will contain the x-ms-examples files. it will reside under the APIs or Resources' version folders as different APIs or Resource types version can have different examples. Note: some general guidance for folder names, and file names under specification : Folder names should be singular (ie, 'profile' not 'profiles' ) -- this removes ambiguity for some non-english speakers. Generic folder names should be lower-case Namespace folders can be PascalCased (ie, "KeyVault") Files are whatever case you think is good for your soul. The structure should appear like so: bash.\---specification| +---automation| | \---resource-manager| | +---Microsoft.Automation| | | \---stable| | | \---2015-10-31| | | \---examples| | \---readme.md| +---batch| | +---data-plane| | | +---stable| | | | +---2016-07-01| | | | | \---examples| | | | \---2017-01-01| | | | \---examples| | | +---preview| | | | \---2017-05-01-preview| | | | \---examples| | | \---readme.md| | \---resource-manager| | +---Microsoft.Batch| | | \---stable| | | +---2015-12-01| | | | \---examples| | | +---2017-01-01| | | | \---examples| | | \---2017-05-01| | | \---examples| | \---readme.md| \---playfab| +---Playfab| | \---cadl-project.yaml | | \---main.cadl | \--resource-manager| +---Microsoft.Playfab| | +---stable| | | \---2017-02-27-preview| | | \---examples| | \---preview| | \---2017-04-24-preview| | \---examples| \---readme.md Folder Structure for Service Group If you are working on API specification of a service group, then you may choose to build a folder structure as below. This folder structure brings more flexibility in multiple service teams collaboration, especially supporting: To collect API definition of multiple components/services with different versioning cycle in one rp folder To share some common entity types among services or components under the same rp folder. In the following folder structure sample, there is only 'resource-manager' folder. There could be a similar folder structure under 'data-plane' folder, while the sub-component/sub-service folders may not be the same. Ensure to consult API Spec and Tooling Support for the first time creating the folder structure or if you want to change current folder structure. bash.\---specification| +---compute| | \---resource-manager| | +---Microsoft.Compute| | | +---compute| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-11-01| | | | +---compute.json| | | | +---runCommands.json| | | | \---examples| | | +---sku| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-07-01| | | | +---skus.json| | | | \---examples| | | +---disk| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-12-01| | | | +---disk.json| | | | \---examples| | | +---gallery| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-10-01| | | | +---gallery.json| | | | \---examples| | | +---sharedgallery| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-07-01| | | | +---sharedGallery.json| | | | +---communityGallery.json| | | | \---examples| | | +---cloudService| | | | \---stable| | | | \---2021-03-01| | | | +---cloudService.json| | | | \---examples| | | \---common-types| | | \---v1| | | \---entity-types.json| | | | | \---readme.md If the AutoRest configuration file (aka. the readme.md) is placed out of sub-service/sub-component folders, then there will be only one SDK package that holds all sub-services/sub-components. If the file is placed in each sub-service/sub-component folder, then there will be separate SDK packages of each sub-service/sub-component. Ensure to consult Azure SDK ArchBoard for SDK packaging strategy when consolidating AutoRest configuration file for SDK generation. common-types Specification files and AutoRest configuration files in one RP folder are better to refer to files in the same RP folder. Entity type definition that can be shared cross resource providers or services should to be placed and maintained either under the folder common-types under specification, or under common-types folder of service group folder structure. The former supports the entity type sharing cross rp folders, while the latter supports the enitity type sharing cross components or services under the same rp folder. . Refer to Resource-Management common types for example. Next steps The next step in the process after a spec is completed is to generate SDKs and API reference documentation. If you're a Microsoft employee, go to the Azure SDK - Internal Wiki for more information. External Contributors can read Getting Started with OpenAPI Specifications . This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct . For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact [email protected] with any additional questions or comments. To restore the repository download the bundle wget https://archive.org/download/github.com-Azure-azure-rest-api-specs_-_2022-10-26_11-43-36/Azure-azure-rest-api-specs_-_2022-10-26_11-43-36.bundle and run: git clone Azure-azure-rest-api-specs_-_2022-10-26_11-43-36.bundle Source: https://github.com/Azure/azure-rest-api-specs Uploader: Azure Upload date: 2022-10-26

The debris problem has reached a stage at which the risk to satellites and spacecraft has become substantial in low Earth orbit (LEO). This research discovered that small particles posed little threat to spacecraft because shielding can effectively prevent these particles from damaging the spacecraft. The research also showed that, even though collision with a large piece of debris could destroy the spacecraft, the large pieces of debris pose little danger because they can be tracked and the spacecraft can be maneuvered away from these pieces. Additionally, there are many current designs to capture and remove large debris particles from the space environment. From this analysis, it was decided to concentrate on the removal of medium-sized orbital debris, that is, those pieces ranging from 1 cm to 50 cm in size. The current design incorporates a transfer vehicle and a netting vehicle to capture the medium-sized debris. The system is based near an operational space station located at 28.5 deg inclination and 400 km altitude. The system uses ground-based tracking to determine the location of a satellite breakup or debris cloud. These data are uploaded to the transfer vehicle, which proceeds to rendezvous with the debris at a lower altitude parking orbit. Next, the netting vehicle is deployed, tracks the targeted debris, and captures it. After expending the available nets, the netting vehicle returns to the transfer vehicle for a new netting module and continues to capture more debris in the target area. Once all the netting modules are expended, the transfer vehicle returns to the space station's orbit where it is resupplied with new netting modules from a space shuttle load. The new modules are launched by the shuttle from the ground and the expended modules are taken back to Earth for removal of the captured debris, refueling, and repacking of the nets. Once the netting modules are refurbished, they are taken back into orbit for reuse. In a typical mission, the system has the ability to capture 50 pieces of orbital debris. One mission will take approximately six months and the system is designed to allow for a 30 deg inclination change on the outgoing and incoming trips of the transfer vehicle.

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On the podcast today:•?2023 Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV spy shots: Mid-size electric SUV spied•?Biden Administration Begins $3 Billion Plan for Electric Car Batteries•?Stellantis plans $2.8 billion EV overhaul of Canadian factories•?1.45 million Electrify America Charging Sessions in 2021•?Toyota Really Wasted Its Share Of EV Tax Credits•?CATL remains world's largest EV battery maker in Q1 2022•?China's EV buyers may receive cash subsidies from local governments•?Rental firms are adding EVs. Here's how that may aid consumer adoption•?Norway Has A Whopping 13 kWh Of EV Battery Storage Per Household•?Tesla Shanghai Resumes 80% Production at Giga Factory

On the podcast today:•?2023 Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV spy shots: Mid-size electric SUV spied•?Biden Administration Begins $3 Billion Plan for Electric Car Batteries•?Stellantis plans $2.8 billion EV overhaul of Canadian factories•?1.45 million Electrify America Charging Sessions in 2021•?Toyota Really Wasted Its Share Of EV Tax Credits•?CATL remains world's largest EV battery maker in Q1 2022•?China's EV buyers may receive cash subsidies from local governments•?Rental firms are adding EVs. Here's how that may aid consumer adoption•?Norway Has A Whopping 13 kWh Of EV Battery Storage Per Household•?Tesla Shanghai Resumes 80% Production at Giga Factory

A comprehensive school planning tool is available from General Learning Corporation and the Center for the Advanced Study of Educational Administration at the University of Oregon. This School Planning, Evaluation and Communication System (SPECS) provides a deliverable system of training, implementation strategies and materials and technical support services to educational organizations interested in new planning approaches. SPECS services include systems analysis, cost accounting, program planning, goal definition and assessment. All are designed to aid schools in planning and managing their programs, and budgets, assessing student learning and instructional activities, and involving the total community in the educational effort. Field testing of SPECS indicates that it can be successfully implemented and that it will provide school districts with the ability to gather information about desired and actual inputs, processes and outputs. (LB)

TOTL Software: Information, Flyers, Advertisement, Specs, Photos for TOTL Software

"Beware the beast Man, for he is the Devil's pawn. Alone among God's primates, he kills for sport or lust or greed. Yea, he will murder his brother to possess his brother's land. Let him not breed in great numbers, for he will make a desert of his home and yours. Shun him; drive him back into his jungle lair, for he is the harbinger of death." Planet Of The Apes - 1968. credits released December 1, 2011

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Chart Line-up of all major film and digital cameras since 1888 up to 2023 with a brief description of their specifications.

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 << image # 8 || image # 10 >>  Title of the news item and the image number / article : Aruba welcomes a new Sun Specs at the Renaissance Mall, image # 9 Tags / Mentions (institution, Organization, People, etc.) in the article: Sun Specs, Renaissance Mall, Greg Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Adam Johnson, Eric Johnson, Gracie Johnson To see all materials belonging to the news item: Aruba welcomes a new Sun Specs at the Renaissance Mall , and the original article .

 << image # 9 || image # 11 >>  Title of the news item and the image number / article : Aruba welcomes a new Sun Specs at the Renaissance Mall, image # 10 Tags / Mentions (institution, Organization, People, etc.) in the article: Sun Specs, Renaissance Mall, Greg Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Adam Johnson, Eric Johnson, Gracie Johnson To see all materials belonging to the news item: Aruba welcomes a new Sun Specs at the Renaissance Mall , and the original article .

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In this episode, Noah explains the core differences between the two big players in Quad Core mobile processing - the Nvidia Tegra 3 and the recently announced Apple A5x. Noah also discusses importance of specs and how they actually impact and affect the end-user experience.

In this episode, Noah explains the core differences between the two big players in Quad Core mobile processing - the Nvidia Tegra 3 and the recently announced Apple A5x. Noah also discusses importance of specs and how they actually impact and affect the end-user experience.

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- Sales Momentum to Keep Pace- Ford Pulls Out of Japan and Indonesia- All EcoBoost F-150′s Get Stop/Start- Cadillac CT6 Technical Specs- Fairfax to Get Cadillac XT3- Chevy Bolt Takes Non-Traditional Marketing Route

Join us as we break down the 48 minute Cyberpunk 2077 gameplay demo CD Projekt RED dropped today, run through the demo PC specs, and get some extra details from Adam's demo at e3.

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This is an audio piece of my production portfolio.

This is an audio piece of my production portfolio.

Herald Elite Specialization from Guild Wars 2! Files for Badge and keychain/medallion included! :)

Wish there was one place where you could find all the information about your PC's components? Veronica shows you Hardware Freak, which brings you all those specs and details into one place on today's Tekzilla Daily.

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:53451 Created with Customizer! https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=53451 The dimensions of this part are according to the 6003 Ball Bearing Specs, althought you must enlarge the inner hole to match your axle/shaft.

The source for REST API specifications for Microsoft Azure. Azure REST API Specifications Description This repository is the canonical source for REST API specifications for Microsoft Azure. Getting started If you're a Microsoft employee looking for information about all of the repositories and steps in the pipeline, go to our documentation repository. Make sure to join the Github Azure organization to get access to that repo. Latest improvement: Microsoft employees can try out our new experience at OpenAPI Hub - online experience for using our validation tools and finding your workflow. External Contributors can get started here Please check the announcements page for any new updates since your last visit. Directory Structure The structure of the directory should strictly follow these rules: Profile : The profile holder contains the profiles' definition MD files. these files will contain information and references to the snapshots of the RPs' Resource types or Dataplane API versions that represent a specific profile. Specification : This folder is the root folder for all Specs (Management and Dataplane) related docs. {RP-Name} Folders - each RP will have a separate folder 'resource-manager' and 'data-plane' Folders : the RPs can put specs in one of two categories: resource-manager (for ARM resources) and data-plane (for everything else) . The autorest configuration file ( readme.md ) for the RP should be inside this folder 'preview' and 'stable' Folders : Varying levels of stability exist in our repository. Each API Version folder should be categorized as either still accepting breaking changes, or no longer accepting breaking changes. This is not a direct analog for whether or not an API Version has the "-preview" suffix or not. SDKs that are generated from 'preview' folder items should indicate to their customers in the most idiomatic way that breaking changes may still be coming. API versions : this folder will be the direct child of the category folder. there will be one such folder per resource type or dataplane service version. This folder will contain the OpenAPI validation Specs (Swaggers previously) and the examples folder. Examples : the example folder will contain the x-ms-examples files. it will reside under the APIs or Resources' version folders as different APIs or Resource types version can have different examples. Notes : folder names should be singular (ie, 'profile' not 'profiles' ) -- this removes ambiguity for some non-english speakers. generic folder names should be lower-case proper-name/product name/namespace folders can be PascalCased (ie, "KeyVault") files are whatever case you think is good for your soul. The structure should appear like so: bash.\---specification| +---automation| | \---resource-manager| | \---Microsoft.Automation| | \---stable| | \---2015-10-31| | \---examples| +---batch| | +---data-plane| | | \---Microsoft.Batch| | | +---stable| | | | +---2015-12-01.2.2| | | | +---2016-02-01.3.0| | | | +---2016-07-01.3.1| | | | +---2017-01-01.4.0| | | | \---examples| | | \---preview| | | \---2017-05-01.5.0| | \---resource-manager| | \---Microsoft.Batch| | +---stable| | | +---2015-12-01| | | +---2017-01-01| | | \---examples| | \---2017-05-01| | \---examples| +---billing| \---resource-manager| \---Microsoft.Billing| \---stable| | +---2017-02-27-preview| | \---examples| +---preview| \---2017-04-24-preview| \---examples\--- readme.md Currently, the specifications are expected to be in Swagger JSON format Next steps The next step in the process after a spec is completed is to generate SDKs and API reference documentation. If you're Microsoft employee, go to the Azure Developer Experience guide for more information. This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct . For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact [email protected] with any additional questions or comments. To restore the repository download the bundle wget https://archive.org/download/github.com-Azure-azure-rest-api-specs_-_2021-02-11_21-41-09/Azure-azure-rest-api-specs_-_2021-02-11_21-41-09.bundle and run: git clone Azure-azure-rest-api-specs_-_2021-02-11_21-41-09.bundle Source: https://github.com/Azure/azure-rest-api-specs Uploader: Azure Upload date: 2021-02-11

The source for REST API specifications for Microsoft Azure. Azure REST API Specifications Description This repository is the canonical source for REST API specifications for Microsoft Azure. Getting started If you're a Microsoft employee looking for information about all of the repositories and steps in the pipeline, go to our documentation repository. Make sure to join the Github Azure organization to get access to that repo. Latest improvement: Microsoft employees can try out our new experience at OpenAPI Hub - online experience for using our validation tools and finding your workflow. External Contributors can get started here Please check the announcements page for any new updates since your last visit. Directory Structure The structure of the directory should strictly follow these rules: Profile : The profile holder contains the profiles' definition MD files. these files will contain information and references to the snapshots of the RPs' Resource types or Dataplane API versions that represent a specific profile. Specification : This folder is the root folder for all Specs (Management and Dataplane) related docs. {RP-Name} Folders - each RP will have a separate folder 'resource-manager' and 'data-plane' Folders : the RPs can put specs in one of two categories: resource-manager (for ARM resources) and data-plane (for everything else) . The autorest configuration file ( readme.md ) for the RP should be inside this folder 'preview' and 'stable' Folders : Varying levels of stability exist in our repository. Each API Version folder should be categorized as either still accepting breaking changes, or no longer accepting breaking changes. This is not a direct analog for whether or not an API Version has the "-preview" suffix or not. SDKs that are generated from 'preview' folder items should indicate to their customers in the most idiomatic way that breaking changes may still be coming. API versions : this folder will be the direct child of the category folder. there will be one such folder per resource type or dataplane service version. This folder will contain the OpenAPI validation Specs (Swaggers previously) and the examples folder. Examples : the example folder will contain the x-ms-examples files. it will reside under the APIs or Resources' version folders as different APIs or Resource types version can have different examples. Notes : folder names should be singular (ie, 'profile' not 'profiles' ) -- this removes ambiguity for some non-english speakers. generic folder names should be lower-case proper-name/product name/namespace folders can be PascalCased (ie, "KeyVault") files are whatever case you think is good for your soul. The structure should appear like so: bash.\---specification| +---automation| | \---resource-manager| | \---Microsoft.Automation| | \---stable| | \---2015-10-31| | \---examples| +---batch| | +---data-plane| | | \---Microsoft.Batch| | | +---stable| | | | +---2015-12-01.2.2| | | | +---2016-02-01.3.0| | | | +---2016-07-01.3.1| | | | +---2017-01-01.4.0| | | | \---examples| | | \---preview| | | \---2017-05-01.5.0| | \---resource-manager| | \---Microsoft.Batch| | +---stable| | | +---2015-12-01| | | +---2017-01-01| | | \---examples| | \---2017-05-01| | \---examples| +---billing| \---resource-manager| \---Microsoft.Billing| \---stable| | +---2017-02-27-preview| | \---examples| +---preview| \---2017-04-24-preview| \---examples\--- readme.md Currently, the specifications are expected to be in Swagger JSON format Next steps The next step in the process after a spec is completed is to generate SDKs and API reference documentation. If you're Microsoft employee, go to the Azure Developer Experience guide for more information. This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct . For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact [email protected] with any additional questions or comments. To restore the repository download the bundle wget https://archive.org/download/github.com-Azure-azure-rest-api-specs_-_2021-02-11_21-41-09/Azure-azure-rest-api-specs_-_2021-02-11_21-41-09.bundle and run: git clone Azure-azure-rest-api-specs_-_2021-02-11_21-41-09.bundle Source: https://github.com/Azure/azure-rest-api-specs Uploader: Azure Upload date: 2021-02-11

The source for REST API specifications for Microsoft Azure. Azure REST API Specifications Description This repository is the canonical source for REST API specifications for Microsoft Azure. Getting started If you're a Microsoft employee looking for information about all of the repositories and steps in the pipeline, go to our documentation repository. Make sure to join the Github Azure organization to get access to that repo. Latest improvement: Microsoft employees can try out our new experience at OpenAPI Hub - online experience for using our validation tools and finding your workflow. External Contributors can get started here Please check the announcements page for any new updates since your last visit. Directory Structure The structure of the directory should strictly follow these rules: Profile : The profile holder contains the profiles' definition MD files. these files will contain information and references to the snapshots of the RPs' Resource types or Dataplane API versions that represent a specific profile. Specification : This folder is the root folder for all Specs (Management and Dataplane) related docs. {RP-Name} Folders - each RP will have a separate folder 'resource-manager' and 'data-plane' Folders : the RPs can put specs in one of two categories: resource-manager (for ARM resources) and data-plane (for everything else) . The autorest configuration file ( readme.md ) for the RP should be inside this folder 'preview' and 'stable' Folders : Varying levels of stability exist in our repository. Each API Version folder should be categorized as either still accepting breaking changes, or no longer accepting breaking changes. This is not a direct analog for whether or not an API Version has the "-preview" suffix or not. SDKs that are generated from 'preview' folder items should indicate to their customers in the most idiomatic way that breaking changes may still be coming. API versions : this folder will be the direct child of the category folder. there will be one such folder per resource type or dataplane service version. This folder will contain the OpenAPI validation Specs (Swaggers previously) and the examples folder. Examples : the example folder will contain the x-ms-examples files. it will reside under the APIs or Resources' version folders as different APIs or Resource types version can have different examples. Notes : folder names should be singular (ie, 'profile' not 'profiles' ) -- this removes ambiguity for some non-english speakers. generic folder names should be lower-case proper-name/product name/namespace folders can be PascalCased (ie, "KeyVault") files are whatever case you think is good for your soul. The structure should appear like so: bash.\---specification| +---automation| | \---resource-manager| | \---Microsoft.Automation| | \---stable| | \---2015-10-31| | \---examples| +---batch| | +---data-plane| | | \---Microsoft.Batch| | | +---stable| | | | +---2015-12-01.2.2| | | | +---2016-02-01.3.0| | | | +---2016-07-01.3.1| | | | +---2017-01-01.4.0| | | | \---examples| | | \---preview| | | \---2017-05-01.5.0| | \---resource-manager| | \---Microsoft.Batch| | +---stable| | | +---2015-12-01| | | +---2017-01-01| | | \---examples| | \---2017-05-01| | \---examples| +---billing| \---resource-manager| \---Microsoft.Billing| \---stable| | +---2017-02-27-preview| | \---examples| +---preview| \---2017-04-24-preview| \---examples\--- readme.md Currently, the specifications are expected to be in Swagger JSON format Next steps The next step in the process after a spec is completed is to generate SDKs and API reference documentation. If you're Microsoft employee, go to the Azure Developer Experience guide for more information. This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct . For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact [email protected] with any additional questions or comments. To restore the repository download the bundle wget https://archive.org/download/github.com-Azure-azure-rest-api-specs_-_2021-02-11_21-41-09/Azure-azure-rest-api-specs_-_2021-02-11_21-41-09.bundle and run: git clone Azure-azure-rest-api-specs_-_2021-02-11_21-41-09.bundle Source: https://github.com/Azure/azure-rest-api-specs Uploader: Azure Upload date: 2021-02-11

#OnThisDay 1986: Dennis Taylor spoke about having glasses made specifically for snooker, Taylor-made specs if you will. A good chance to remind you that you can watch Davis v Taylor: The ’85 Black Ball Final on the BBC iPlayer here - https://t.co/fW7zwCkAqu https://t.co/jZIppnHsEC Source: https://twitter.com/BBCArchive/status/1250419857209921536 Uploader: BBC Archive

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With the original model, PrusaSlicr could not slice correctly. Half was always missing. This is how I used netfabb. I think you have to scale it accordingly.

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Especificaciones técnicas del modulador A 520, la ampliación de memoria A 501 y la unidad de disco externa Amiga 1010. Technical specifications of the A 520 modulator, the A 501 memory expansion and the Amiga 1010 external floppy drive.

Apple Tech Info Library - Apple II Hardware: II Mono Mntrs-Specs (Disc)

We. Cannot. WAIT!!

From the bitsavers.org collection, a scanned-in computer-related document. toshiba :: cdrom :: specs :: Toshiba 1997 Specs

From the bitsavers.org collection, a scanned-in computer-related document. dataIO :: brochures :: Data IO UniSite40 Specs 1986 1987

1How to Cook Fish

By Myrtle Reed

Olive Green is the pseudonym for the prolific late 19th Century/early 20th Century author, Myrtle Reed. She wrote over thirty-three books and hundreds of magazine articles and pamphlets during her short lifetime. Ms. Reed was best known for writing romance novels that often included themes of everlasting and unrequited love, ironic revenge, mystery, and the occult. Her best known book is <i>Lavender and Old Lace</i>, which later became the basis for <i>Arsenic and Old Lace</i>.<br /><br /> Ms. Reed used the name Olive Green to write books and articles about domestic homemaking and cooking. Her cookbooks include <i>How to Cook Fish</i>, <i>What to Have for Breakfast</i>, and <i>One Thousand Simple Soups</i>. Myrtle Reed committed suicide in 1911 just after the publishing of her last novel, <i>A Weaver of Dreams</i>.<br />(Summary by Mary)

2Spinster Book

By Olive Green and Myrtle Reed

A cross between guidebook and social commentary, The Spinster Book gives clever and humorous insights on topics such as courting, handling men and women, love letters, marriage and spinsterhood. (Summary by Kristin Hughes)

3Lavender and Old Lace

By Myrtle Reed

"Jane Hathaway and her niece, Ruth Thorne, have never met. Jane invites Ruth for a visit, but leaves before Ruth comes. Ruth agrees to come to Jane for quiet and rest. When Ruth arrives, the maid gives her a letter from her aunt. In the letter, Aunt Jane does not tell Ruth anything about her trip abroad but insists that Ruth light an oil lamp in the attic each night. Very soon, the all together forgotten past and the steady present are united." (Summary by Stav Nisser)

4Brenda, Her School and Her Club

By Helen Leah Reed

"Brenda was used to getting her own way. Her parents and older sisters spoiled her, her friends followed her lead, servants obeyed her, and she was truly beautiful. That was so, until her cousin Julia (who is everything that she is not) came to live with her family. And that's when our book starts." (Summary by Stav Nisser)

5At The Sign of The Jack O'Lantern

By Myrtle Reed

This begins with an odd inheritance at the end of a honeymoon, both parties being inexperienced. Then someone comes to visit, then another, until we've got a chaotic bedlam of New England's tragically off the wall odd-ball relations. Our protagonists may not communicate efficiently at first but at least they've got a sense of humour. The humourous style keeps up as well as some moments of lustre and rich feeling about the printed word itself. (Introduction by D. Wor)

6Ten Days that Shook the World

By John Reed

Ten Days that Shook the World (1919) is a book by American journalist and socialist John Reed about the October Revolution in Russia in 1917 which Reed experienced firsthand. Reed followed many of the prominent Bolshevik leaders, especially Grigory Zinoviev and Karl Radek, closely during his time in Russia.<br/><br/> John Reed died in 1920, shortly after the book was finished, and he is one of the few Americans buried at the Kremlin Wall Necropolis in Moscow, a site normally reserved only for the most prominent Soviet leaders.<br/><br/> Max Eastman recalls a meeting with John Reed in the middle of Sheridan Square during the period of time when Reed isolated himself writing the book:<br/> "...he wrote Ten Days that Shook the World - wrote it in another ten days and ten nights or little more. He was gaunt, unshaven, greasy-skinned, a stark sleepless half-crazy look on his slightly potato-like face - had come down after a night's work for a cup of coffee.<br/> 'Max, don't tell anybody where I am. I'm writing the Russian revolution in a book. I've got all the placards and papers up there in a little room and a Russian dictionary, and I'm working all day and all night. I haven't shut my eyes for thirty-six hours. I'll finish the whole thing in two weeks. And I've got a name for it too - Ten Days that Shook the World. Good-by, I've got to go get some coffee. Don't for God's sake tell anybody where I am!'<br/> Do you wonder I emphasize his brains? Not so many feats can be found in American literature to surpass what he did there in those two or three weeks in that little room with those piled-up papers in a half-known tongue, piled clear up to the ceiling, and a small dog-eared dictionary, and a memory, and a determination to get it right, and a gorgeous imagination to paint it when he go it. But I wanted to comment on now was the unqualified, concentrated joy in his mad eyes that morning. He was doing what he was made to do, writing a great book. And he had a name for it too - Ten Days that Shook the World!" (From Wikipedia)

Myrtle Reed may always be depended upon to write a story in which poetry, charm, tenderness and humor are combined into a clever and entertaining book. Her characters are delightful and she always displays a quaint humor of expression and a quiet feeling of pathos which give a touch of active realism to all her writings.<br /> In "A Spinner in the Sun" she tells an old-fashioned love story, of a veiled lady who lives in solitude and whose features her neighbors have never seen. There is a mystery at the heart of the book that throws over it the glamour of romance (Summary by Grosset & Dunlap publishers, 1913)

Myrtle Reed may always be depended upon to write a story in which poetry, charm, tenderness and humor are combined into a clever and entertaining book. Her characters are delightful and she always displays a quaint humor of expression and a quiet feeling of pathos which give a touch of active realism to all her writings. In "A Spinner in the Sun" she tells an old-fashioned love story, of a veiled lady who lives in solitude and whose features her neighbors have never seen. There is a mystery at the heart of the book that throws over it the glamour of romance (Summary by Summary by Grosset & Dunlap publishers, 1913)<br/><br/> <strong>Cast:</strong><br>Miss Evelina: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/6548">Kristingj</a><br>Miss Mehitable: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/3157">TriciaG</a><br>Doctor Dexter: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/7061">AllenJohns</a><br>Doctor Ralph: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/6333">Max Körlinge</a><br>Piper Tom: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/7008">John Trevithick</a><br>Araminta: <a href="http://amingledyarn.wordpress.com/">Elizabeth Klett</a><br>Mr. Thorpe: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/4705">Algy Pug</a><br>A Woman / Doctor Dexter’s maid / A Neighbor/ The Walls: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/7171">April Gonzales</a><br>Narrator: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/6544">Amanda Friday</a><br><br><b>Edited by:</b> Kristingj

9Old Rose And Silver

By Myrtle Reed

The novel follows the lives of Rose and her widowed Aunt, Madame Francesca Bernard, along with young visitor and cousin Isabel, whose lives are changed by the return of an old friend and neighbour Colonel Kent, and his grown son, Allison. Other characters that help shape their lives in significant ways are the Crosby twins, unconventional and uninhibited youths that set society at naught, and an unconventional doctor who specializes in the impossible. Through the limited "wide-scope" descriptions the reader is not sure of the historical setting or even in which decade it's set, but it helps to understand the focus of the story; after all it's about their own little world, and how their own hearts and lives fit together in the tight confines of their town, their garden, their friendships and lives. (Summary by wikipedia.org)

In the autumn of 1913 John Reed was sent to Mexico by the Metropolitan Magazine to report the Mexican Revolution. He shared the perils of Pancho Villa's army for four months, present with Villa's Constitutional Army when it defeated Federal forces at Torreón, opening the way for its advance on Mexico City. Reed's time with the Villistas resulted in a series of outstanding magazine articles that brought Jack a national reputation as a war correspondent. Reed deeply sympathized with the plight of the peons and vehemently opposed American intervention, which came shortly after he left. Jack adored Villa, while Carranza left him cold. Jack's Mexican reports were later republished in book form as <i>Insurgent Mexico</i>, which appeared in 1914. (Summary from Wikipedia)

11Shadow of Victory

By Myrtle Reed

This is another work by the author Myrtle Reed who is also the author of "The Spinster Book" and "Old Rose and Silver" and was a best-seller during 1903. (Summary by sidhu177)

A humorous book, hitting off the many writers who have returned to nature and made intimate friends in the Animal World. The author describes the super-human intelligence to be found by the discerning among our kindred of the wild. All those who love gentle humor will be entertained by the whimsical story of “Little Upsidaisi” and no reader can fail to laugh at the antics of “Jagg, The Skootaway Goat”. (from advertisement in the back of the book)

13Cock-House at Fellsgarth

By Talbot Baines Reed

A classic English Public School story with all the usual suspects: unruly juniors, wise upper form boys, and an outcast. Summary by Von

This is a book of poetry by Myrtle Reed. Ms. Reed is most famous for her love stories such as <i>A Spinner in the Sun</i> and <i>Old Rose and Silver</i>, and these sonnets are an exploration of the same theme through a different medium. - Summary by Carolin

15Threads of Grey and Gold

By Myrtle Reed

This is a collection of short stories and poems by Myrtle Reed. Many of the stories are short romances, and they share the unique, nostalgic, sometimes melancholy atmosphere so characteristic of Myrtle Reed's stories. - Summary by Carolin

16Master of the Vineyard

By Myrtle Reed

"Why don't you sell the vineyard?" she asked, though her heart sank at the mere suggestion. "Sell it? Why didn't the Ancient Mariner sell his albatross and take a nice little trip around the world on the proceeds? Mother would die of a broken heart if I mentioned it to her. The Marsh family have been the slaves of that vineyard since the first mistaken ancestor went into the grape business. We've fertilised it, pruned it, protected it, tied it up, sat up nights with it, fanned the insects away from it, hired people to pick the fruit and pack it, fed the people, entertained them, sent presents to their wives and children—we've done everything! And what have we had for it? Only a very moderate living, all the grapes we could eat, and a few bottles of musty old wine. "Mother, of course, has very little to do with it, and, to her, it has come to represent some sort of entailed possession that becomes more sacred every year. It's a family heirloom, like a title, or some very old and valuable piece of jewelry. Other people have family plate and family traditions, but we've got a vineyard, or, to speak more truthfully, it has us."

17Flower of the Dusk

By Myrtle Reed

Published in 1908, this is the story of two small families and the agreeable couple who help them. The heartfelt Norths, though clouded by disabilities, maintain the joy of life while struggling through sadness and loss. Their neighbours, the Austins, live comfortably if without much in the way of shared interest. As Eloise Wynne approaches to “bless” the Norths with her amiable fiancé, Doctor Allan Conrad, the two offspring in each family discover a hidden deception and how each parent, that they had grown up without, had met their fatal ends. - Summary by Daryl Wor

18Weed or Flower

By Helen Leah Reed

LibriVox volunteers bring you 12 recordings of Weed or Flower by Helen Leah Reed.<br> This was the Weekly Poetry project for September 22, 2019. <br> ------<br> American teacher and author; known for her children's books, which were entertaining as well as educative, the best remembered being her Brenda series of novels. - Summary by Wikisource

19Christmas Letter

By Helen Leah Reed

LibriVox volunteers bring you 11 of A Christmas Letter by Helen Leah Reed.<br> This was the Weekly Poetry project for December 8, 2019. <br> ------<br> The trials of writing thank you notes. - Summary by David Lawrence

20Tales of a Vanishing River

By Earl Reed

The background of this collection of sketches and stories is the country through which flowed one of the most interesting of our western rivers before its destruction as a natural waterway. <br> This book is not a history. It is intended as an interpretation of the life along the river that the author has come in contact with during many years of familiarity with the region. Names of places and characters have been changed for the reason that, while effort has been made to adhere to artistic truth, literary liberties have been taken with facts when they have not seemed essential to the story. - Summary by Earl H. Reed

21Master's Violin

By Myrtle Reed

Originally published in 1904, “The Master’s Violin” is the seventh novel by Myrtle Reed. It is set in a German town of Pennsylvania, East Lancaster, giving two characters fairly difficult accents to perform. The story entails a widow, Margaret Irving, and her son, Lynn. Returning to East Lancaster after 20 years they are hoping to further Lynn’s musical career under the tutelage of Herr Kaufmann, the master violinist.<br> <br> We find the young lady, Iris, brought up by her adopted Aunt Peace, interacting with her new neighbours, as she slowly learns to live on her own. As we get to know Doctor Brinkerhoff we discover who he has grown fond of over the years. The love stories of three couples continue throughout the novel and bring us to the potential they all carried throughout their lives.

Delightful and charmingly predictable, this sweet romance will make you reflect one minute and laugh out loud the next. It's the kind of cozy read that will make the ideal companion on a dreary afternoon or snowy winter's evening. Enjoy!! - Summary by Celine Major

23Modern Grandmother

By Helen Leah Reed

LibriVox volunteers bring you 15 recordings of A Modern Grandmother, by Helen Leah Reed.<br> This was the Fortnightly Poetry project for November 26, 2023. <br> ------<br> Helen Leah Reed is perhaps best known for her "Brenda" series of novels, which reflect at least some of the experiences in her own life in a women's university, and social work. In addition to novels, she both wrote her own poetry, and translated other poems. This is one of her lighter ones. - Summary by redrun

24Frightened

By Helen Leah Reed

LibriVox volunteers bring you 15 recordings of Frightened by Helen Leah Reed.<br> This was the Fortnightly Poetry project for September 1, 2024. <br> ------<br> Helen Leah Reed was an American teacher and author; a graduate of Radcliffe College: known for her children's books, which were entertaining as well as educative, the best remembered being her Brenda series of novels. (Wikisource)

25Song Of Spring

By Helen Leah Reed

LibriVox volunteers bring you 10 recordings of Song Of Spring by Helen Leah Reed.<br> This was the Weekly Poetry project for March 16, 2025. <br> ------<br> Helen Leah Reed was a Canadian-born American author. An essayist, a contributor to periodical literature, and the author of a volume of poems, a novel, and a series of historical stories for girls, she was also interested in education and philanthropy. (Summary by Wikipedia)

26Town And Country

By Helen Leah Reed

LibriVox volunteers bring you 18 recordings of Town And Country by Helen Leah Reed.<br> This was the Weekly Poetry project for May 18, 2025. <br> ------<br> Helen Leah Reed was a Canadian-born American author. An essayist, a contributor to periodical literature, and the author of a volume of poems, a novel, and a series of historical stories for girls. - Summary by Wikipedia