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<Andrew> hey there
<Andrew> I am running through the installation instructions for python: (https://docs.wallaroolabs.com/book/appendix/virtualenv.html)
<SeanTAllen> Hi Andrew!
<Andrew> I am running the very last part and keep getting this error for connecting the second application TCPSink connection failed
<SeanTAllen> What's the error?
<Andrew> |~~ INIT PHASE II: Application is initialized! ~~| TCPSink initializing connection to 127.0.0.1:5555 TCPSink connection failed
<SeanTAllen> did you start up something to act as a sink for the application?
<SeanTAllen> something like this in another shell for example...
<SeanTAllen> the virtual env instructions dont contain info on how to do a complete environment setup with senders and receivers so that bit is missing
<SeanTAllen> based on the message you posted, it is working fine except it is waiting for a sink to be started listeing on 127.0.0.1 port 5555 so it wouldn't start processing until the sink is in place.
<SeanTAllen> Andrew: I've opened an issue for clarifying that in the documentation. https://github.com/WallarooLabs/wallaroo/issues/2128
<strmpnk> Good catch Andrew. I'll take a pass on that documentation today. Let me know if you run into any more confusion or have suggestions to improve the documentation.
<Andrew> Awesome, I am now able to get the word_count application running.
<SeanTAllen> Great.
<SeanTAllen> Sorry for the confusion
<Andrew> I love your example video with autoscaling feature on word_count. Is it possible to replicate this on my machine?
<SeanTAllen> You should be able to the demonstration app is in /demos/python_word_count
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