pycons3rt3

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Python3 integration for CONS3RT

Features

Logging framework
Python3 SDK for the CONS3RT API (unofficial)
cons3rt CLI for running cons3rt commands
ractl CLI for controlling remote access in CONS3RT
asset CLI for building asset zip files and importing/updating
Gather CONS3RT deployment info and properties
Run Linux commands from python
Configure networking
Integrate with AWS and Azure
Nexus Artifact Repository downloads
Post to Slack
Post to Teams

Installation

Install from pip

If you have Python 3.6+ installed, you can run one of the following:

pip3 install pycons3rt3 python3 -m pip install pycons3rt3

Install from source

git clone https://github.com/cons3rt/pycons3rt3
cd pycons3rt3
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
python3 -m pip install build
python3 -m pip install .

Directories

When installed, pycons3rt determines and creates a system directory (pycons3rt_system_home) and a local user directory (pycons3rt_user_home).

The default locations for pycons3rt_system_home are here:

Linux: ~/.cons3rt
MacOS: ~/.cons3rt
Windows: C:\cons3rt

The default locations for pycons3rt_user_home is: ~/.cons3rt on all OS types.

PYCONS3RT_HOME environment variable

To change the location of pycons3rt_system_home and pycons3rt_user_home, set the environment variable
PYCONS3RT_HOME to an existing directory. This directory will be used for both system and user home directories.

To do this on Linux or macOS, add the following to ~/.bash_profile:

export PYCONS3RT_HOME="/path/to/desired/directory"

On Windows, add the PYCONS3RT_HOME environment variable to the system settings.

The following directories are also created:

Config: pycons3rt_system_home/conf/
Logs: pycons3rt_user_home/log/
Source: pycons3rt_user_home/src/

If installed from source via asset, the asset clones the pycons3rt source code here for installation:

pycons3rt_user_home/src/pycons3rt

The logging configuration file is installed here:

pycons3rt_system_home/conf/pycons3rt-logging.conf

By default, pycons3rt log files will output here:

pycons3rt_user_home/log/pycons3rt-info.log
pycons3rt_user_home/log/pycons3rt-warn.log
pycons3rt_user_home/log/pycons3rt-debug.log

CONS3RT ReST API and CLI

pycons3rt3 provides a python3 SDK for using the CONS3RT ReST API.

To access the ReST API you will need:

An active CONS3RT Account
Access to a project
A CONS3RT project-based ReST API token
For sites that require Client Certificate Authentication you will need a valid PKI certificate (ECA)

pycons3rt3 does not support CAC authentication at this time

If you have an ECA certificate in p12 or pfx format, convert it to a password-less pem file:

openssl pkcs12 -in certfile.pfx -out certfile.pem -nodes

Configuration

To configure pycons3rt3 for the CONS3RT ReST API type:

cons3rt config

After entering your info, a config file is created here:

pycons3rt_user_home/conf/config.json

This configuration will automatically load for ReST API calls.

asset CLI

The asset CLI command helps you automatically create and import assets:

# Validate an asset structure
asset validate --asset_dir=/path/to/asset

# Create a valid asset zip file
asset create --asset_dir=/path/to/asset

Creates an asset zip file AssetName.zip in your Downloads directory

Specify the destination directory:

asset create --asset_dir=/path/to/asset --dest_dir=/path/to/directory

Creates an asset zip file AssetName.zip in the specified directory

Import an asset into CONS3RT using an asset directory:

asset import --asset_dir=/path/to/asset

Creates an asset zip, and imports the zip file into CONS3RT
Adds an asset.yml file to the asset directory with the site info and asset ID

Import an asset using a zip file, and keep the zip file:

asset import --zip=/path/to/asset.zip --keep

Import an asset and set the visibility to the project-level:

asset import --asset_dir=/path/to/asset --visibility=OWNING_PROJECT

Update an existing asset from an asset directory using asset_data.yml:

asset update --asset_dir=/path/to/asset --id=12345

Update an existing asset from an asset zip file, specify the asset ID, and keep the zip:

asset update --zip=/path/to/asset.zip --id=12345 --keep

Update an existing asset in CONS3RT by ID:

asset update --asset_dir=/path/to/asset --id=12345

Update an asset using asset data, set log level, but specify which site URL, project, and ID to update:

asset update --asset_dir=/path/to/asset --loglevel=DEBUG --url=api.qa.cons3rt.io --project=example --id=12345

Uses the asset ID in the asset.yml file
Creates an asset zip, and updates the asset ID

Update an asset and set the visibility to the community-level:

asset update --asset_dir=/path/to/asset --visibility=COMMUNITY

Query for software assets:

asset query --asset_type=software

Query for the latest community container asset containing "nginx":

asset query --asset_type=containers --asset_subtype=DOCKER --expanded --community --name nginx --latest

Use the queryids command to query for just the latest asset ID for asset with name "nginx":

asset queryids --asset_type=containers --latest --name=nginx

cons3rt CLI

Usage:

cons3rt <command> <subcommands> <args>

Interactive command to create a config.json file:

cons3rt config

This creates a config file at the default location: ~/.cons3rt/conf/config.json

If PYCONS3RT_HOME environment variable is defined, config file location: ${PYCONS3RT_HOME}/conf/config.json

Specify a config file location:

cons3rt --config /path/to/config.json <command> <subcommands> <args>

cons3rt cloud CLI

Permissions:

Team Manager role

The --id=1 or --ids=1,2,3 args indicate cloud IDs

# Delete a cloud
cons3rt cloud delete --id=1

# List clouds
cons3rt cloud list

# Retrieve cloud details
cons3rt cloud retrieve --id=1

# Share a template from the cloud template provider to all other cloudspaces in the cloud
cons3rt cloud template --id=1 --share --name 'cons3rt-redhat-8'

# Share all templates from the cloud template provider to all other cloudspaces in the cloud
cons3rt cloud template --id=1 --share --all

# List deployment runs in the cloud(s)
cons3rt cloud run list --id=1 
cons3rt cloud run list --ids=1,2,3,4,5

# list deployment run hosts in the cloud(s)
cons3rt cloud run hosts --id=1 
cons3rt cloud run hosts --ids=1,2,3,4,5

# Added CLI command to list GPU usage in the cloud(s)
cons3rt cloud run gpus --id=1
cons3rt cloud run gpus --ids=1,2,3,4,5

# Use the `--load` flag to load deployment run host details saved from prior commands, this works in these commands:
cons3rt cloud run hosts --id=1 --load
cons3rt cloud run gpus --id=1 --load

cons3rt cloudspace CLI

Permissions:

Team Manager role

The --id=1 or --ids=1,2,3 args can be used to indicate which cloudspace IDs.

Listing cloudspaces and retrieving cloudspace details

# List cloudspaces
cons3rt cloudspace list

# Retrieve cloudpace details
cons3rt cloudspace retrieve --id=16

Unregister or deallocate cloudspaces (WARNING: Destructive action)

# Unregister a cloudspace
cons3rt cloudspace unregister --id 123

# Deallocate a cloudspace
cons3rt cloudspace deallocate --id 123

Cloudspace run actions

# Release active runs from multiple cloudspaces:
cons3rt cloudspace release_active_runs --ids=123,124

# Delete inactive runs from your cloudspace
cons3rt cloudspace delete_inactive_runs --id=123

# List active runs in a cloudspace:
cons3rt cloudspace --list_active_runs --id=123

Host/power actions on a cloudspace runs

# List runs in cloudspaces
cons3rt cloudspace run list --ids=3,6,9

# Create/Restore/Delete snapshots for all cloudspace runs
cons3rt cloudspace run snapshot create --id=3
cons3rt cloudspace run snapshot restore --id=3
cons3rt cloudspace run snapshot delete --id=3

# Skip run IDs for any of the snapshot commands with --skip
cons3rt cloudspace run snapshot create --id=3 --skip=12345,12346,12347

# Power runs off/on in the cloudspace
cons3rt cloudspace run power on --id=3
cons3rt cloudspace run power off --id=3
cons3rt cloudspace run power restart --id=3

# Delete inactive runs in cloudspaces (does not release active runs)
cons3rt cloudspace run delete --ids=3,4,5

# Release runs in cloudspaces, note this will prompt for confirmation due to the destructive nature
cons3rt cloudspace run release --id=3

Cloudspace OS template actions

# Delete a specific template
cons3rt cloudspace template delete --id=1 --name 'cons3rt-redhat-8'

# Delete all templates in a cloudspace
cons3rt cloudspace template delete --id=1 --all

# List templates in a cloudspace
cons3rt cloudspace template list --id=1

# Register template in a cloudspace
cons3rt cloudspace template register --id=1 --name 'cons3rt-redhat-8'

# Register multiple templates
cons3rt cloudspace template register --id=1 --names 'cons3rt-redhat-8,cons3rt-redhat-9'

# Register all unregistered templates
cons3rt cloudspace template register --all

# Share a specific template from one cloudspace to another
cons3rt cloudspace template share --provider_id=1 --ids=2,3,4,5,6 --name 'cons3rt-redhat-8'

# Share multiple templates from one cloudspace to another
cons3rt cloudspace template share --provider_id=1 --ids=2,3,4,5,6 --names 'cons3rt-redhat-8,cons3rt-redhat-9'

# Share all templates from one cloudspace to another and specify the max CPU and RAM in Megabytes
cons3rt cloudspace template share --provider_id=1 --ids=2,3,4,5,6 --all --cpu 16 --ram 32000

cons3rt user CLI

Permissions:

Site Admin role

# Get a list of active users
cons3rt user list --state=ACTIVE

cons3rt team CLI

Permissions:

Team Manager role

The --id=1 or --ids=1,2,3 args can be used to indicate which team IDs.

# Get a list of teams (site admins only)
cons3rt team list

# Get a list of team services
cons3rt team service list --id=2

# Get a list of team service users for a particular tool
cons3rt team service users --id=2 --tool=AtlassianJira

# Get a list of all team service users for a team
cons3rt team service users --id=2

# Get a count of ACTIVE users using various collab tools like Jira
cons3rt team collabtools users --id=2

# Get a unique list of ACTIVE users in collab tools projects for a team or list of teams
cons3rt team collabtools users --ids=2,5 --unique

# Get a unique list of ACTIVE + BLOCKED users in collab tools projects for a team or list of teams
cons3rt team collabtools users --ids=2,5 --unique --blocked

# Get a list of active team members, printed by project
cons3rt team members list --id=11

# Get a list of active and blocked team members, printed by project
cons3rt team members list --id=11 --blocked

# Get a unique list of team members for a list of teams
cons3rt team members list --ids=1,2,3,4,5 --unique

# Get a unique list of team members managed by a particular user
cons3rt team members list --username=USERNAME --unique

# Get a list of active team managers
cons3rt team managers

# Get a list of team managers for specific teams
cons3rt team managers --ids=2,5

# Get a list of teams managed by a specific user
cons3rt team managers --username=johndoe

# Get a CSV report of runs in the team
cons3rt team report runs --id=3

# Get a CSV asset report for the team
cons3rt team report assets --id=3

# List runs in team-owned projects
cons3rt team run list --id=3

# Create snapshots for all team runs
cons3rt team run snapshot create --id=3

# Restore snapshots for all team runs
cons3rt team run snapshot restore --id=3

# Delete snapshots for all team runs
cons3rt team run snapshot delete --id=3

# Skip run IDs for any of the snapshot commands with --skip
cons3rt team run snapshot create --id=3 --skip=12345,12346,12347

# Delete inactive runs in a team
cons3rt team run delete --id=3

# Release active runs in a team
cons3rt team run release --id=3

# Power off all runs in a team
cons3rt team run power off --id=3

# Power on all runs in a team
cons3rt team run power on --id=3

# Restart all runs in a team
cons3rt team run power restart --id=3

# Unlock and power off all runs in a team
cons3rt team run power off --id=3 --unlock

# List a team's managed cloudspaces
cons3rt team cloudspace list

cons3rt project CLI

Permissions:

Team Manager role
Project Owner or Project Manager role

The --id=1 or --ids=1,2,3 args can be used to indicate which project IDs.

# List projects
cons3rt project list

# Print project details
cons3rt project get --id=3

# List project members
cons3rt project members list --id=3

# List runs in projects
cons3rt project run list --ids=3,6

# List host details in projects
cons3rt project host list --ids=3,4,5 

# Create snapshots for all project runs
cons3rt project run snapshot create --id=3

# Restore snapshots for all project runs
cons3rt project run snapshot restore --id=3

# Delete snapshots for all project runs
cons3rt project run snapshot delete --id=3

# Skip run IDs for any of the snapshot commands with --skip
cons3rt project run snapshot create --id=3 --skip=12345,12346,12347

# Power runs off/on in the project
cons3rt project run power on --id=3
cons3rt project run power off --id=3
cons3rt project run power restart --id=3

# Delete inactive runs in projects (does not release active runs)
cons3rt project run delete --ids=3,4,5

# Release runs in projects, note this will prompt for confirmation due to the destructive nature
cons3rt project run release --id=3

cons3rt run CLI

Permissions:

Asset Developer project role
Run owner

The --id=1 or --ids=1,2,3 args can be used to indicate which project IDs.

# Create/restore/delete snapshots for all hosts in run
cons3rt run snapshot create --id=3
cons3rt run snapshot restore --id=3
cons3rt run snapshot delete --id=3

# Power runs off/on
cons3rt run power on --id=3
cons3rt run power off --id=3
cons3rt run power restart --id=3

# Delete inactive runs (does not release active runs)
cons3rt run delete --ids=3,4,5

# Release/cancel runs, note this will prompt for confirmation due to the destructive nature
cons3rt run release --ids=3,4,5
cons3rt run cancel --ids=3,4,5

# Download RDP file for a host
cons3rt run rdp --id=3 --host=5

cons3rt host CLI

Permissions:

Asset Developer project role
Run owner

The --id=1 or --ids=1,2,3 args can be used to indicate which project IDs.

# Create/restore/delete snapshots a hosts in a run
cons3rt host snapshot create --id=3 --host=5
cons3rt host snapshot restore --id=3 --host=5
cons3rt host snapshot delete --id=3 --host=5

# Power off/on a hosts in a run
cons3rt host power on --id=3 --host=5
cons3rt host power off --id=3 --host=5
cons3rt host power restart --id=3 --host=5

# Download RDP file for a host
cons3rt host rdp --id=3 --host=5

# Resize a host CPU and/or RAM (MB)
cons3rt host resize --id=3 --host=5 --cpu=4 --ram=8192

ractl command -- Controls and queries remote access across the CONS3RT site

Permissions:

Site Admin role

# Create a csv file with remote access info for a specific cloudspace
ractl print cloudspace --id=116

# Create a csv file with remote access info for the CONS3RT site
ractl print site

# Disable remote access in a cloudspace
ractl cloudspace disable --id=3

# Enable remote access in multiple cloudspaces
ractl cloudspace enable --ids=3,4,5

# Disable/Enable remote access in all cloudspaces under a cloud ID
ractl cloud disable --id=1

# Toggle (disable then enable) remote access in a cloud/cloudspace/site
ractl cloud toggle --ids=1,2,3

Flags available for enable, disable, and toggle

# Use the `--unlock` flag to force unlock any locked remote access runs
ractl cloud disable --ids=3,4,5 --unlock

# Use the `--load` flag to load remote access data from a previous attempt (time saver)
ractl site toggle --load

# Use the `--skip` flag to skip cloudspaces in a cloud or site action
ractl cloud disable --id=3 --skip=100,101

# Use the `--delay` flag to override the default delay in seconds between each action
ractl cloud toggle --delay=60

Configure remote access settings on enable or toggle

# Use the `--access` flag to specify an access point override when enabling or toggling remote
# access for a cloudspace (default is the cons3rt-net boundary IP)
ractl cloudspace enable --id=123 --access=52.52.52.52

# Use the `--nordp` flag to disable RDP proxy in the cloudspace remote access configuration
ractl cloudspace enable --id=123 --nordp

# Use the `--port` flag to set the remote access external port in the remote access config
# Default is 9443
ractl cloudspace enable --id=123 --port=443

Send notifications to Slack or Teams

ractl site toggle --slackurl '<webhook URL>' --slackchannel '#channelName'
ractl site toggle --teamshook '<webhook URL>'

Use pycons3rt3 in python

Logify

With the default configuration log files go to: pycons3rt_user_home/log/, and INFO level is printed to stdout. To customize pycons3rt logging, modify the logging configuration file.

Logging example:

import logging
from pycons3rt3.logify import Logify

mod_logger = Logify.get_name() + '.your_module'
    
    # Then use in a function or class:
    
    class MyClass(object):
        def __init__(self, dep=None):
            self.cls_logger = mod_logger + '.MyCLass'
    	def class_method(self):
    		log = logging.getLogger(self.cls_logger + '.class_method')
    		log.info('Class Method Logging')
    
    def main():
        log = logging.getLogger(mod_logger + '.main')
        log.debug('DEBUG')
    	log.info('INFO')
    	log.warn('WARN')
    	log.error('ERROR')

Deployment

This module provides a set of useful utilities for accessing deployment related info on deployment run hosts.

from pycons3rt3.deployment import Deployment
    
# Create a new Deployment object
dep = new Deployment()
    
# Deployment name
print(dep.deployment_name)
    
# Get the role name
print(dep.cons3rt_role_name)
    
# Deployment properties
print(dep.properties)
    
# Get a specific deployment property value by name
my_value = dep.get_value('cons3rt.user')
    
# Scenario network info
print(dep.scenario_network_info)

# ASSET_DIR
print(dep.asset_dir)

Slack

This module provides an interface for posting anything to Slack!

from pycons3rt3.slack import SlackMessage
from pycons3rt3.slack import SlackAttachments

# Create a message
slack_msg = SlackMessage(
                my_webhook_url, 
                channel='#DevOps', 
                icon_url='http://cool-icon-url',
                text='This is a Slack message',
                user='@sender_username')

# Create and add an attachment
slack_attachment = SlackAttachment(
                       fallback='This is the fallback text', 
                       color='green', 
                       pretext='Pretext', 
                       text='Moar text!')

slack_msg.add_attachment(slack_attachment)

# Send a message
slack_msg.send()

Teams

This module provides an interface for posting anything to Teams! (sorry)

Teams can take a webhook_url arg or will look for the TEAMS_HOOK environment variable.

Create and send an adaptive card

from pycons3rt3.teams import TeamsMessage

# Create a message
t = TeamsMessage()

# Add a heading
t.add_heading_block_to_card(heading_text='HEADING', color='ok')

# Add a text block to the card
t.add_text_block_to_card(message_text='Message to send')

# Add text blocks for various log levels
t.add_warning_text_block_to_card('WARNING')
t.add_danger_text_block_to_card('DANGER')
t.add_good_text_block_to_card('OK')
t.add_info_text_block_to_card('INFO')

# Add a code block
code_block = """
print('Hello World!')
"""
t.add_code_block_to_card(code_snippet=code_block)

# Send the adaptive card
t.send()

Use the teams CLI command to send messages

export TEAMS_HOOK=<my webhook URL>

# Send a basic message
teams --text='Text'

# Specify the log level
teams --text='Info' --level='info'
teams --text='Success!' --level='success'
teams --text='Warning!!' --level='warning'
teams --text='Error!!!' --level='error'

# Specify a webhook URL
teams --text='Info' --url='https://<webhook URL>'

# Send a simple Adaptive Card
teams --title='My Heading' --text='Body text of the card' --type=card

# Send a Code Block
teams --title='My Heading' --text='Code snippet' --type=code

Nexus

This module provides simple method of fetching artifacts from a nexus repository.

from pycons3rt3 import nexus

nexus.get_artifact_nexus(
    base_url='https://nexus.example.com',
    repository='releases|snapshots|etc',
    group_id='groupId',
    artifact_id='artifactId',
    packaging='zip|jar|etc',
    destination_dir='/path/to/dest/dir',
    version='x.y.z',
    classifier='classifier',
    suppress_status=True|False,
    overwrite=True|False,
    username='your_username',
    password='your_password'
)

search_results = search_nexus_assets(
    base_url='https://nexus.example.com',
    repository='releases|snapshots|etc',
    group='groupId',
    name='artifactId',
    extension='zip|jar|etc',
    sort_type='version',
    direction='asc|desc',
    version='x.y.z',
    classifier='classifier',
    username='your_username',
    password='your_password'
)

result = search_latest(
    base_url='https://nexus.example.com',
    repository='releases|snapshots|etc',
    group='groupId',
    name='artifactId',
    extension='zip|jar|etc',
    username='your_username',
    password='your_password'
)

nexus cli

The nexus CLI command is an easy way to search for and retrieve artifacts from Nexus v3 using its rest API.

Authentication options:

Provide both --username and --password args in the CLI call
Configure a ~/.netrc file, and specify the --netrc arg in the CLI call

Specify a version or latest:

To get a specific version, use --version x.y.z
To get the latest, use --latest

For targeting, use: --group, --artifactId, --repo, --classifier, --packaging.

Additional options: --overwrite, --suppress

# Search for a latest release
nexus search --group 'com.example' --artifactId 'my-package' --packaging zip --repo releases --netrc --url 'https://nexus.example.com' --latest

# Get a latest release
nexus get --group 'com.example' --artifactId 'my-package' --repo releases --packaging zip --netrc --url 'https://nexus.example.com' --latest

# Get a latest snapshot
nexus get --group 'com.example' --artifactId 'my-package' --repo snapshots --packaging zip --netrc --url 'https://nexus.example.com' --latest

# Get a specific version
nexus get --group 'com.example' --artifactId 'my-package' --repo releases --packaging zip --netrc --url 'https://nexus.example.com' --version 24.7.0

s3organizer cli

# Sync all objects from one bucket to another
s3organizer sync --bucket 'source-bucket-name' --targetbucket 'target-bucket-name'

# Sync all objects from one bucket to another, organized under a prefix
s3organizer sync --bucket 'source-bucket-name' --targetbucket 'target-bucket-name' --organize 'path/to/objects'

# Re-encrypt all objects in a bucket, use the same bucket name for source and destination
s3organizer sync --bucket 'encrypted-bucket-name' --targetbucket 'encrypted-bucket-name'

# Use --prefix to filter objects in the source bucket matching a prefix
s3organizer sync --bucket 'source-bucket-name' --targetbucket 'target-bucket-name' --prefix 'sync/under/here'

# Use --length to only include files with a file name length of this many chars
s3organizer sync --bucket 'source-bucket-name' --targetbucket 'target-bucket-name' --length 10

# Use --excludelength to exclude files with a file name length of this many chars
s3organizer sync --bucket 'source-bucket-name' --targetbucket 'target-bucket-name' --excludelength 10

# Delete all keys from a bucket
s3organizer delete --bucket 'source-bucket-name'

# Sync AND dlete all keys from a bucket - use same options with the `all` command
s3organizer all --bucket 'source-bucket-name' --targetbucket 'target-bucket-name' --excludelength 10 --organize 'path/to/objects'

Bash (Linux only)

Executes commands on a Linux system. See the source code for specific available commands but the most commonly used run_command is shown below.

run_command(command, timeout_sec=3600.0, output=True)

Parameters

command: List containing the command and any additional args
timeout_sec: (optional) Float specifying how long to wait before terminating the command. Default is 3600.0.
output: (boolean) True collects the output of the command. In some cases suppressing the command output improves stability.

Returns:

A dictionary containing "code", the numeric exit code from the command, and "output" which captures the stdout/strerrif output was set True. Sample output:

Raises: CommandError when there is a problem running the command.

{
    "code": "0",
    "output": "stdout/stderr from the command"
}

Example Usage:

from pycons3rt3.bash import run_command
from pycons3rt3.bash import CommandError
command = ['ls', '/root']
try:
    result = run_command(command, timeout_sec=60.0)
    code = result['code']
    output = result['output']
except CommandError:
    raise
if code == 0:
    log.info('Successfully executed command {c}'.format(s=command))
else:
    msg = 'There was a problem running command returned code {c} and produced output: {o}'.format(
                    c=code, o=output)
            log.error(msg)
            raise CommandError(msg)

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Features

Installation

Install from pip

Install from source

Directories

PYCONS3RT_HOME environment variable

CONS3RT ReST API and CLI

Configuration

asset CLI

cons3rt CLI

cons3rt cloud CLI

cons3rt cloudspace CLI

cons3rt user CLI

cons3rt team CLI

cons3rt project CLI

cons3rt run CLI

cons3rt host CLI

ractl command -- Controls and queries remote access across the CONS3RT site

Use pycons3rt3 in python

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nexus cli

s3organizer cli

Bash (Linux only)

run_command(command, timeout_sec=3600.0, output=True)

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