How to use prepare_host method in localstack

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fabfile.py

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...14 # cliqz.cli.put('conf/luigi.cfg', '/etc/luigi/client.cfg', True)15 cliqz.cli.restart_service('luigid', 5)16@task17def full_install(host_details=None):18 prepare_host()19 install_luigi()20 deploy_app()21@task22def prepare_host(host_details=None):23 # set up locale24 run("echo 'export LC_ALL=\"en_US.UTF-8\"' >> /etc/environment")25 run("echo 'export AWS_DEFAULT_REGION=\"us-east-1\"' >> /etc/environment")26 cliqz.cli.system_package('python-pip', 'gcc', 'make', 'python-dev', 'git',27 'libevent-dev', 'emacs', 'zip')28 cliqz.cli.python_package('ipython', 'ujson', 'luigi', 'pyyaml', 'boto', 'requests', 'requests[security]')29@task30def deploy_app():31 pkg = cliqz.package.gen_definition()32 with settings(host_string='localhost'):33 local("tar cjf {} load_filters".format(pkg['local']))34 cliqz.package.install(pkg, '/opt/load_filters')35 add_crontab()36@task...

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test_dataManipulate.py

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...39 host_name = "hostpl"40 self.assertFalse(self.dm.is_valid_host_name(host_name))41 def test_get_host_dict_from_csv(self):42 expected_value = {43 "host1.com": self.prepare_host([3063.33, 9618.39, 19707.9, 3]),44 "host2.com": self.prepare_host([1301.62, 1301.62, 1301.62, 1]),45 "host4.com": self.prepare_host([6647.35, 9203.05, 24547.58, 3]),46 "host5.com": self.prepare_host([1812.97, 1812.97, 1812.97, 1]),47 "host7.com": self.prepare_host([1, 1, 1.0, 1]),48 }49 fh = FileHandler(input_path="testInput.csv", output_path="")50 dm = DataManipulate(fh)51 dict_res = dm.get_host_dict_from_csv()52 for key in dict_res.keys():53 self.assertEqual(dict_res[key], expected_value[key], msg="%s %s == %s" % (key, dict_res[key], expected_value[key]))54 self.assertFalse("host6.com" in dict_res.keys())55 def prepare_host(self, params):56 host = Host(1)57 host.hMin = params[0]58 host.hMax = params[1]59 host.hSum = params[2]60 host.hCount = params[3]...

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server.py

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...20# TODO: Verify request21async def tarball_ready(request: Request) -> Response:22 return await handlers.tarball_ready_event(request)23# TODO: Verify request24async def prepare_host(request: Request) -> Response:25 return await handlers.prepare_host(request)26# TODO: Verify request27async def deploy_host(request: Request) -> Response:28 return await handlers.deploy_host(request)29async def status(request: Request) -> Response:30 return Response(b"")31async def error(request: Request) -> Response:32 raise RuntimeError("Testing exception")33def get_app(*, master: bool, sentry: bool = True) -> ASGIFramework:34 asgi_app = Starlette(35 debug=True,36 routes=(37 [38 Route("/github-webhook", github_webhook, methods=["POST"]),39 Route("/tarball-ready", tarball_ready, methods=["POST"]),...

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