Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Understanding data-sharing challenges in a data mesh -- Latency -- Security and access control -- Data formats and protocols -- Exploring different methods available for sharing data -- In-place access -- Data pipelines -- Data APIs -- Data Share -- Picking the right data-sharing topologies -- In-place sharing -- Data pipelines -- Data APIs -- Data sharing -- Summary -- Part 3: Popular Data Product Architectures -- Chapter 14: Advanced Analytics Using Azure Machine Learning, Databricks, and the Lakehouse Architecture -- Requirements -- Architecture -- Components -- Source data -- Azure Data Factory -- Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 -- Azure Databricks -- Azure Machine Learning -- Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) -- Power BI -- Azure Data Share -- Data flow -- Scenarios -- Summary -- Chapter 15: Big Data Analytics Using Azure Synapse Analytics -- Requirements -- Architecture -- Components -- Source data -- Azure Synapse pipelines -- Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 -- Azure Synapse -- Azure Cosmos DB -- Azure AI Search -- Power BI -- Azure Data Share -- Data flow -- Scenarios -- Summary -- Chapter 16: Event-Driven Analytics Using Azure Event Hubs, Azure Stream Analytics, and Azure Machine Learning -- Requirements -- Architecture -- Components -- Source data -- Azure Event Hubs -- Azure IoT Hub -- Azure Stream Analytics -- Azure Data Explorer -- Azure Machine Learning -- Azure Cosmos DB -- Power BI -- Data flow…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Essential Cloud Computing Characteristics -- Cloud Stakeholders -- ISO/IEC 17789 CCRA Roles and Sub-Roles -- Cloud Service Customer -- CSP -- Cloud Service Partner -- Cloud Auditor -- NIST Cloud Computing Key Actors -- Cloud Consumer -- Cloud Provider -- Cloud Broker -- Cloud Auditor (CA) -- Cloud Carrier (CC) -- Key Cloud Computing Technologies and Building Blocks -- Summary -- Exam Readiness Drill - Chapter Review Questions -- Chapter 2: Cloud Reference Architecture -- Cloud Service Models -- Software as a Service (SaaS) -- Platform as a Service (PaaS) -- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) -- Cloud Service Models and Categories -- Cloud Deployment Models -- Shared Responsibility Model -- Shared Considerations for Cloud Deployments -- Emerging Technologies in Cloud Computing -- Data Science -- Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI/ML) -- Blockchain -- Internet of Things (IoT) -- Containers -- Quantum Computing -- Quantum as a Service (QaaS) -- Quantum-Enhanced Optimization and ML -- Quantum Simulation and Modeling -- Quantum Cloud-Based Software Development -- Edge Computing -- Confidential Computing -- Summary -- Exam Readiness Drill - Chapter Review Questions -- Chapter 3: Top Threats and Essential Cloud Security Concepts and Controls -- The CIA Triad-Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability -- Common Threats to Cloud Deployments -- Data Breaches -- Misconfiguration -- Insecure APIs -- Insider Threats -- Account Hijacking -- Security Control Categories and Types -- Security Control Categories/Classes -- Security Control Types and Functionality -- Summary -- Exam Readiness Drill - Chapter Review Questions…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. - an IoT-based robotics project -- Getting started with Raspberry Pi development -- Raspberry Pi development tools -- Raspberry Pi and Sense HAT development -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Harnessing Web Services with the Raspberry Pi -- Technical requirements -- Exploring web services -- Understanding approaches for web services -- Connecting to a web service with our Raspberry Pi and Sense HAT -- Creating a scrolling stock ticker application -- Getting an API key -- Writing web services client code -- Enhancing our application -- Developing weather display applications -- Getting an API key -- Creating a scrolling weather information ticker -- Scrolling weather information on Sense HAT -- Developing a GO-NO-GO application for decision-making -- Building other GO-NO-GO applications -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Building an IoT Weather Indicator -- Technical requirements -- Looking into servo motors -- Connecting the SG90 servo motor to our Raspberry Pi -- Understanding servo motors -- Exploring LEDs -- Connecting an LED to our Raspberry Pi -- Controlling servo motors and LEDs using Python -- Setting up our development environment -- Using GPIO Zero to control a servo -- Using GPIO Zero to control an LED -- Building the weather indicator stand -- Assembling the weather indicator stand…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- What LlamaIndex does -- Discovering the advantages of progressively disclosing complexity -- An important aspect to consider -- Introducing PITS - our LlamaIndex hands-on project -- Here's how it will work -- Preparing our coding environment -- Installing Python -- Installing Git -- Installing LlamaIndex -- Signing up for an OpenAI API key -- Discovering Streamlit - the perfect tool for rapid building and deployment! …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…5.7.2 Den Ressourcen-Einsatz durch Grenzen beschränken -- Listing 5-4 kuard-pod-reslim.yaml -- 5.8 Daten mit Volumes persistieren -- 5.8.1 Volumes in Pods definieren -- Listing 5-5 kuard-pod-vol.yaml -- 5.8.2 Volumes in Pods nutzen -- Kommunikation/Synchronisation -- Cache -- Persistente Daten -- Das Host-Dateisystem mounten -- 5.8.3 Daten auf Remote-Speicher persistieren -- 5.9 Fügen Sie alles zusammen -- Listing 5-6 kuard-pod-full.yaml -- 5.10 Zusammenfassung -- 6 Labels und Anmerkungen -- 6.1 Labels -- Tipp -- Tab. 6-1 Beispiele für Labels -- 6.1.1 Labels anwenden -- Listing 6-1 alpaca-prod.yaml -- Listing 6-2 alpaca-test.yaml -- Listing 6-3 bandicoot-prod.yaml -- Listing 6-4 bandicoot-staging.yaml -- Abb. 6-1 Darstellung der Labels für unsere Deployments -- 6.1.2 Labels anpassen -- Warnung -- 6.1.3 Label-Selektoren -- Tipp -- Tab. 6-2 Selektor-Operatoren -- 6.1.4 Label-Selektoren in API-Objekten -- 6.1.5 Labels in der Architektur von Kubernetes -- 6.2 Anmerkungen -- 6.2.1 Anmerkungen definieren -- Warnung -- 6.3 Aufräumen -- 6.4 Zusammenfassung -- 7 Service-Discovery -- 7.1 Was ist Service-Discovery? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…6.4 Containerklassen: Generics und Varianz -- 6.5 Die Klasse Optional&lt -- T&gt -- -- 6.5.1 Grundlagen zur Klasse Optional -- 6.5.2 Weiterführendes Beispiel und Diskussion -- 6.5.3 Verkettete Methodenaufrufe -- 6.5.4 Erweiterungen in der Klasse Optional&lt -- T&gt -- in JDK 9 -- 6.5.5 Erweiterung in Optional&lt -- T&gt -- in JDK 10 und 11 -- 6.6 Fallstricke im Collections-Framework -- 6.6.1 Wissenswertes zu Arrays -- 6.6.2 Wissenswertes zu Stack, Queue und Deque -- 6.7 Weiterführende Literatur -- 7 Das Stream-API -- 7.1 Grundlagen zu Streams -- 7.1.1 Streams erzeugen - Create Operations -- 7.1.2 Intermediate und Terminal Operations im Überblick -- 7.1.3 Zustandslose Intermediate Operations -- 7.1.4 Zustandsbehaftete Intermediate Operations -- 7.1.5 Terminal Operations -- 7.1.6 Wissenswertes zur Parallelverarbeitung -- 7.1.7 Neuerungen im Stream-API in JDK 9 -- 7.1.8 Neuerungen im Stream-API in JDK 10 -- 7.2 Filter-Map-Reduce -- 7.2.1 Herkömmliche Realisierung -- 7.2.2 Filter-Map-Reduce mit JDK 8 -- 7.3 Praxisbeispiele -- 7.3.1 Aufbereiten von Gruppierungen und Histogrammen -- 7.3.2 Maps nach Wert sortieren -- 8 Datumsverarbeitung seit JDK 8 -- 8.1 Überblick über die neu eingeführten Typen -- 8.1.1 Neue Aufzählungen, Klassen und Interfaces -- 8.1.2 Die Aufzählungen DayOfWeek und Month -- 8.1.3 Die Klassen MonthDay, YearMonth und Year -- 8.1.4 Die Klasse Instant -- 8.1.5 Die Klasse Duration -- 8.1.6 Die Aufzählung ChronoUnit -- 8.1.7 Die Klassen LocalDate, LocalTime und LocalDateTime -- 8.1.8 Die Klasse Period -- 8.1.9 Die Klasse ZonedDateTime -- 8.1.10 Zeitzonen und die Klassen ZoneId und ZoneOffset -- 8.1.11 Die Klasse Clock -- 8.1.12 Formatierung und Parsing -- 8.2 Datumsarithmetik -- 8.2.1 Einstieg in die Datumsarithmetik -- 8.2.2 Real-World-Example: Gehaltszahltag -- 8.3 Interoperabilität mit Legacy-Code -- 9 Applikationsbausteine…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Cache invalidation -- CPU pipeline -- Branch prediction -- The relevance of branch prediction for our code -- Profiling tools -- Valgrind -- Callgrind -- Cachegrind -- OProfile -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Benchmarking -- Selecting what to benchmark -- Benchmarking in nightly Rust -- Benchmarking in stable Rust -- Continuous integration for benchmarks -- Travis-CI integration -- Benchmark statistics with Criterion -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Built-in Macros and Configuration Items -- Understanding attributes -- Trait derivations -- Crate features -- Configuration attributes -- Macros -- Console printing -- String formatting -- Compilation environment -- Loading byte arrays and strings at compile time -- Code paths -- Checking preconditions and postconditions -- Others -- Nightly Rust -- Conservative trait return -- Constant functions -- Inline assembly and naked functions -- Using bigger integers -- Single instruction multiple data -- Allocation API -- Compiler plugins -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Must-Have Macro Crates -- Working with external data -- Data serialization and deserialization -- Serializing and deserializing complex structures -- Parsing byte streams -- Learning about useful small crates -- Creating lazily evaluated statics -- Avoiding boilerplate code for the builder pattern -- Managing errors -- Logging efficiently in Rust -- Creating command-line interfaces -- Using Rust for web development -- Creating extremely efficient templates -- Connecting with a database -- Creating a complete web server -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Creating Your Own Macros -- Creating your own standard macros -- Macro variants -- Complex macros -- Creating procedural macros -- Implementing a simple trait -- Implementing complex derivations…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Copyright -- Credits -- About the Authors -- www.PacktPub.com -- Customer Feedback -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Setting up Your Raspberry Pi -- Getting started with the Raspberry Pi -- Getting a compatible SD card -- Preparing and formatting the SD card -- Installing Raspbian -- Configuring Raspbian -- Installing Java -- Installing and preparing the NetBeans Java editor -- Our first remote Java application -- Running our application on the Raspberry Pi -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Automatic Light Switch Using Presence Detection -- Introduction to and installing Fritzing -- Billing of materials -- How to emulate reading analog values on digital pins -- Starting our project and installing the necessary libraries -- The Pi4J libraries -- Adding the HD44780-compatible 16x2 character display -- Showing data on the HD44780-compatible display -- Adding the light-dependent resistor to the setup -- Reading and displaying the values from the LDR -- Using digital out to switch and display a relay status -- Automatic switch based on environment lighting -- Using the Bluetooth chip on the Raspberry Pi -- Bluetooth device discovery -- Putting it all together, our first automation project -- Summary -- Chapter 3: A Social and Personal Digital Photo Frame -- Bill of materials -- Waveshare HDMI display -- Assembling with Raspberry Pi -- Selecting video source -- Correcting display resolution -- Mounting on desktop -- Connecting with Flickr -- Obtaining a Flickr API key -- Creating an album -- Finding Flickr photoset_id -- REST request format -- Invoking flickr.test.echo -- Invoking flickr.photosets.getPhotos -- Constructing photo source URL -- Writing Java program -- Accessing Flickr image URL -- Installing feh on Raspberry Pi -- Scheduling your application -- Writing shell script for Java application…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Virtual Product -- Downloadable Product -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Categories -- Categories -- Hierarchy -- Top navigation -- Summary -- Chapter 8: CMS Pages, Blocks, and Widgets -- CMS Pages -- Static blocks -- Widgets -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Managing Scope and Locale Settings -- Magento scopes - websites, stores, and store views -- Websites -- Stores/store groups -- Store views -- Default/global scope -- Summary -- Chapter 10: System Configuration -- System configuration sections and fields -- GENERAL | General -- GENERAL | Web -- GENERAL | Currency Setup -- GENERAL | Store Email Addresses -- GENERAL | Contacts -- GENERAL | Contact Management -- CATALOG | Catalog -- CATALOG | Inventory -- CATALOG | Email to a Friend -- CUSTOMERS | Newsletter -- CUSTOMERS | Customer Configuration -- CUSTOMERS | Persistent Shopping Cart -- SALES | Sales -- Sales - Tax -- Sales - Checkout -- Sales - Shipping Settings -- Sales - Multishipping Settings -- Sales - Shipping Methods -- Sales - Google API -- Sales - Payment Methods -- Advanced - Admin -- Advanced - System -- Advanced - Advanced -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Working with Customers -- Working with customer accounts -- Adding a new customer -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Admin Users and Roles -- Managing admin users -- Managing roles -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Taxes -- Tax classes and rules -- Tax zones and rates -- Summary -- Chapter 14: Catalog and Shopping Cart Price Rules -- Catalog price rules -- Shopping cart price rules -- Summary -- Chapter 15: Processing Payments -- Default Magento payment methods -- Setting up PayPal -- PCI compliance -- Summary -- Chapter 16: Configuring Shipping -- Overview of the default Magento shipping methods -- Flat Rate -- Free Shipping -- Table Rates -- UPS/USPS/FedEx/DHL -- How to set up shipping with UPS -- Other carriers -- Summary -- Chapter 17: Fulfilling Orders…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- How Flask handles requests -- Routing -- Variables and converters -- The url_for function -- Request -- Response -- Flask built-in features -- The session object -- Globals -- Signals -- Extensions and middlewares -- Templates -- Configuration -- Blueprints -- Error handling and debugging -- Custom error handler -- The debug mode -- A microservice skeleton -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Coding, Testing, and Documenting - the Virtuous Cycle -- Different kinds of tests -- Unit tests -- Functional tests -- Integration tests -- Load tests -- End-to-end tests -- Using WebTest -- Using pytest and Tox -- Developer documentation -- Continuous Integration -- Travis-CI -- ReadTheDocs -- Coveralls -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Designing Runnerly -- The Runnerly application -- User stories -- Monolithic design -- Model -- View and Template -- Background tasks -- Strava token -- Authentication and authorization -- Putting together the monolithic design -- Splitting the monolith -- Data Service -- Using Open API 2.0 -- More splitting -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Interacting with Other Services -- Synchronous calls…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…4.3.3 Setting Up Multi-Domain Using the Keystone API-Based Approach4.3.4 Restrictions When Using Multi-Domain Identity; Use SQL for the Default Domain; Use LDAP for All Domains, Except an SQL Service Domain; Use LDAP for All Domains; 4.4 A Practical Guide to Using Multi-Domains and Keystone; 4.4.1 Setting Up LDAP; 4.4.2 Running Admin Commands; 4.4.3 Running LDAP User Commands; 4.4.4 Authenticating with Horizon; 4.5 Projects, Roles, and Assignments from LDAP (Just Say NO!)…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…4.1 Die Suche nach der optimalen Integrationsmethode4.1.1 Zu Ausfällen führende Änderungen vermeiden; 4.1.2 Technologieunabhängige APIs verwenden; 4.1.3 Services für den Nutzer vereinfachen; 4.1.4 Implementierungsdetails verbergen; 4.2 Kundendatensätze; 4.3 Gemeinsame Nutzung der Datenbank; 4.4 Synchrone kontra asynchrone Kommunikation; 4.5 Orchestrierung kontra Choreografie; 4.6 Aufruf entfernter Prozeduren (RPC); 4.6.1 Kopplung von Technologien; 4.6.2 Lokale Aufrufe sind keine entfernten Aufrufe; 4.6.3 Fragilität; 4.6.4 Ist RPC ein Übel?…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Separating responsibilities - Smart and Presentation components -- Communication from the child component - using @Output -- Propagating events from nested components -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Angular Services and the Singleton Pattern -- Technical requirements -- Creating services -- Understanding the dependency injection pattern -- Using the inject() function -- Communication between components using services -- REST API consumption -- Summary -- Part 2: Leveraging Angular's Capabilities -- Chapter 6: Handling User Inputs: Forms -- Technical requirements -- Template-driven forms -- Reactive forms -- Data validation -- Custom validations -- Typed reactive forms -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Routes and Routers -- Technical requirements -- Routes and navigation -- Defining an error page and title -- Dynamic routes - wildcards and parameters -- Securing routes - guards -- Optimizing the experience - Resolve -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Improving Backend Integrations: the Interceptor Pattern -- Technical requirements -- Attaching the token to the request with an interceptor -- Changing the request route -- Creating a loader -- Notifying success -- Measuring the performance of a request -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Exploring Reactivity with RxJS -- Technical requirements -- Observables and operators -- Handling data - transformation operators -- Another way to subscribe - the async pipe -- Connecting information flows - high-order operators -- Optimizing data consumption - filter operators -- How to choose the correct operator -- Summary -- Part 3: Architecture and Deployment -- Chapter 10: Design for Tests: Best Practices -- Technical requirements -- What to test -- Service tests -- Fixing the tests and understanding TestBed -- Component testing -- E2E tests with Cypress -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Micro Frontend with Angular Elements -- Technical requirements…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- How to create notebooks -- Exploring notebook capabilities -- Basic capabilities -- Advanced capabilities -- Setting a notebook as a utility script or adding utility scripts -- Adding and using secrets -- Using Google Cloud services in Kaggle Notebooks -- Upgrading your Kaggle Notebook to Google Cloud AI Notebooks -- Using a Notebook to automatically update a Dataset -- Using the Kaggle API to create, update, download, and monitor your notebooks -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Starting Our Travel - Surviving the Titanic Disaster -- A closer look at the Titanic -- Conducting data inspection -- Understanding the data -- Analyzing the data -- Performing univariate analysis -- Performing multivariate analysis -- Extracting meaningful information from passenger names -- Creating a dashboard showing multiple plots -- Building a baseline model -- Summary -- References -- Chapter 4: Take a Break and Have a Beer or Coffee in London -- Pubs in England -- Data quality check -- Data exploration -- Starbucks around the world -- Preliminary data analysis -- Univariate and bivariate data analysis -- Geospatial analysis -- Pubs and Starbucks in London -- Data preparation -- Geospatial analysis -- Summary -- References -- Chapter 5: Get Back to Work and Optimize Microloans for Developing Countries -- Introducing the Kiva analytics competition -- More data, more insights - analyzing the Kiva data competition -- Understanding the borrower demographic -- Exploring MPI correlation with other factors…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- How to connect the Firebase authentication API to a web application -- Authenticating to the ProFitOro application -- Making the authentication UI great again -- Managing the anonymous user -- Personalizing the Pomodoro timer -- Updating a user's profile -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Adding a Menu and Routing Functionality Using vue-router and Nuxt.js -- Adding navigation using vue-router -- Exercise - restrict the navigation according to the authentication -- Using Bootstrap navbar for navigation links -- Code splitting or lazy loading -- Server-side rendering -- Nuxt.js -- Adding links with nuxt-link -- Exercise - making the menu button work -- Nuxt.js and Vuex store -- Nuxt.js middleware -- Exercise - finish 'em all! …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Previous enhancements to Hyper-V -- Generation 2 virtual machines -- Automatic Virtual Machine Activation -- Remote access over VMBus -- Cross-version live migration -- Faster live migration -- Online VHDX resize -- Live export -- More robust Linux support -- Managing Hyper-V hosts running previous versions of Windows Server -- Hyper-V Replica enhancements -- Additional Hyper-V improvements -- Learn More -- Previous enhancements to storage -- Microsoft's vision for storage -- Building the solution using Windows Server 2012 R2 -- Enabling the solution using System Center 2012 R2 -- Storage Management API -- Storage QoS -- iSCSI Target Server enhancements -- SMB 3.0 enhancements -- Data deduplication enhancements -- Storage Spaces enhancements -- Storage Spaces in Windows Server 2012 -- Storage Spaces in Windows Server 2012 R2 -- Work Folders -- Learn more…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Navigating the Java mapping landscape - evaluating framework trade-offs -- Data transfer between the view and underlying layers -- Summary -- Part 2: Jakarta EE, MicroProfile, Modern Persistence Technologies, and Their Trade-Offs -- Chapter 5: Jakarta EE and JPA - State of Affairs -- Technical requirements -- Jakarta EE overview -- Framework unveiled - reflection versus reflectionless solutions -- JPA state of affairs -- JPA and database mapping patterns -- The power of JPA with Quarkus and Panache cloud-native runtimes -- Setting up the new service -- Persistent entities and database operations -- Exposing REST endpoints for data manipulation -- Even faster development speed - automatic endpoint generation -- General JPA-related performance considerations -- Summary -- Chapter 6: NoSQL in Java Demystified - One API to Rule Them All -- Technical requirements -- Understanding NoSQL database trade-offs -- Consuming NoSQL databases with JNoSQL -- Key-value databases -- Column databases -- Document databases -- Graph databases -- Summary -- Chapter 7: The Missing Guide for jOOQ Adoption -- Technical requirements -- Data-driven and object-oriented programming in Java -- What is jOOQ? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…5.3 Foreign Tables, Foreign Servers, and Foreign-Data Wrappers5.4 Metadata Associated with Management of External Data; 5.5 The SQL/MED API; 5.6 Processing Queries; 5.7 An Example; 5.8 Chapter Summary; Chapter 6. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- Building an Error-Handling Mechanism -- Wrapping It Up -- Chapter 3 System Calls -- Navigating the Dangerous Waters of exec(), system(), and Backticks -- Using escapeshellcmd() and escapeshellarg() to Secure System Calls -- Create an API to Handle All System Calls -- Patch the Guestbook Application -- Wrapping It Up -- Part III: What's In a Name? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Validation of Forms -- Form validation -- Client-side form validation -- Server-side form validation -- HTML5 form validation -- Code 1 - validating a textbox using JavaScript -- Code 2 - validating a textbox using HTML5 &lt -- form&gt -- controls -- Constraint validations -- HTML5 constraint validation APIs -- The validity object -- The checkValidity method -- The setCustomValidity() method -- The willValidate attribute -- The validationMessage attribute -- The patternMismatch property -- The validity.patternMismatch attribute -- The customError property -- The validity.customError property -- The rangeOverflow property -- The validity.rangeOverflow property -- The rangeUnderflow property -- The validity.rangeUnderflow property -- The stepMismatch property -- The validity.stepMismatch property -- The tooLong property -- The validity.tooLong property -- The typeMismatch property -- The validity.typeMismatch property -- The valueMissing property -- The validity.valueMissing property -- The valid property -- The validity.valid property…”