The full solution for Smart EDGAR is provided as Docker image The REST service provides the content of 10-K and 10-Q Edgar xbrl filings. Below you can find the complete docker-compose.yml file for the solution. Just start the application with docker-compose up. When you start the application the first time, a complete initial load is started: Because of the big size of the data this is taking a very long time. After the initial load Read more…
It is very easy with Docker to have a working WordPress up in no time with the official WordPress Image on Docker Hub. If you want to have an image which is backed up properly and that you can migrate w/o any problems on a different machine, you need to take care of the proper volumes mappings. Unfortunately I did not find the proper documentation and I needed to find out the hard way. WordPress Read more…
I proudly announce that my first commercial website with an integrated web shop is live now. It relies fully on free open source software. Here is the complete solution architecture which is running with Xubuntu: Webmin (Linux Administration) Webalizer (Web Log Analysis) System and Server Status Data Backup Docker (Software Container System) Nginx (Web Server) Worpress (Content Management) woocommerce (web shop) updraft (data backup) and many other small plugins…. Software Development SVN Server (Version Control) Jenkins Read more…
If you want to run your own public facing WordPress site you can just use the standard WordPress docker image, map it to port 80 and off you go. NGINX I had the need for multiple public WordPress sites using SSL and the possibility to provide public web-services in parallel. So the picture was getting a little bit more complicated. To solve my requirements I am using NGINX setup for Https and then relay the requests Read more…
I am planning to set up a Web Shop. So yesterday, I spent a full day to figure out why my WebHooks did not work together with Java Jersey . There are quite a few traps in this topic: WooCommerce does a post when the hook is activated. This is a form encoded post which is not identical with the posts which are sent when the data is posted. So I needed to define two methods Read more…
Edgar can be used to analyse the financials of a single company over time. However, we try to get an overall picture of the profits over all companies. For this we use the Python Data Analysis Library Pandas and my simple Edgar REST API. In [199]: import pandas import matplotlib.pyplot as plt Profits by Country¶ We can get a quick overview with the help of the follwing REST get request. We ask for countries by year Read more…
I was curious about the usefulness of the Edgar Database: Is is possible to predict the development of the stock price using the company filings? Can we predict the total yearly profits for the current year based on the filings of the current months? Is the overall profitability changing over time: e.g. are companies more profitable because of e.g. Trump? Which sectors are making money and which are loosing ? Is there a relationship between Read more…
Today, I was putting together and testing my Data Science Toolbox in Docker which consists of the following components: GUI/Environment – jupyter – python3 Core Libraries – NumPy – SciPy – Pandas Visualization – Matplotlib – Seaborn Machine Learning – SciKit-Learn – Keras – TensorFlow It is based on the lean Alpine Linux! Here is the version information of the installed components: In [12]: import sys print(sys.version) 3.6.2 (default, Aug 29 2017, 13:56:02) [GCC 6.4.0] In [11]: print(“Installed Read more…
I have fully Dockerized my infrastructure and I am currently running 44 containers. It is impressive to see that on a tiny 2 core i3 machine, this usually only takes 4% of the CPU. My images can be found on Docker-Hub