“…Who This Book Is For The book would rightly appeal to developers, software engineers, data engineers and database architects who are building or seeking to build enterprise-wide effective search engines for business intelligence. …”

“…It serves as a valuable reference for systems architects, practitioners, developers, researchers and graduate level students. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Defined by Integrator Functions -- Harvesting Information from the IoT -- Programming and "Bias" -- Receiver-Oriented Selectivity -- Chapter 3: On the Edge -- A World of Different Devices -- Intended to be Untended: Some Examples of IoT Systems -- Temporary and Ad Hoc Devices -- Addressing an Uncertain Frontier -- Reliability Through Numbers -- Meaning from Many -- End Devices in Dedicated Networks -- Expanding to the World -- Converting States to Chirps -- "Setting" End Devices -- Cornucopia of Connections -- Chirp on a Chip -- Aftermarket Options -- RFID Integration in the Internet of Things -- End Devices with Higher Demands -- The Big Idea: "Small" Data -- Chapter 4: Building a Web of Things -- Versatility in Function and Form -- Architecting Trees and Leaves -- On Behalf of Chirps at the Edge -- Isolating and Securing the Edge -- Autonomy and Coordination -- Structuring a Networking Path -- Structuring a Tree-with Redundancy -- Housekeeping -- By Any Means -- Take Out the Thrash -- The Power of Bias and the Role of the Integrator Function -- Bias and Influence -- Degrees of Functionality -- Aggregating End Points -- Dumping the Dupes -- Loading the Bus: The Propagator Node Transit System -- Weathering the Storms -- Dodging the Collisions -- What's in a Name? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…SmartCity operations and analytics dashboard -- SmartCity video -- The AWS Well-Architected Framework -- Summary -- Further reading -- Section 2: Deep Dive into Kinesis -- Chapter 4: Kinesis Data Streams -- Technical requirements -- Discovering Amazon Kinesis Data Streams -- Creating streams and shards -- Creating a stream producer application -- Creating a stream consumer application -- Data pipelines with Amazon Kinesis Data Streams -- Data pipeline design (simple) -- Data pipeline design (intermediate) -- Data pipeline design (full design) -- Designing for scalable and reliable analytics pipelines -- Monitoring and scaling with Amazon Kinesis Data Streams -- X-Ray tracing with Amazon Kinesis Data Streams -- Scaling up with Amazon Kinesis Data Streams -- Securing Amazon Kinesis Data Streams -- Implementing least-privilege access -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 5: Kinesis Firehose -- Technical requirements -- Setting up the AWS account -- Using a local development environment -- Using an AWS Cloud9 development environment -- Code examples -- Discovering Amazon Kinesis Firehose -- Understanding KDF delivery streams -- Understanding encryption in KDF -- Using data transformation in KDF with a Lambda function -- Understanding delivery stream destinations -- Amazon S3 -- Amazon Redshift -- Amazon Elasticsearch Service -- Splunk destination -- HTTP endpoint destination -- Understanding data format conversion in KDF -- Deserialization -- Schema -- Serializer -- Data format conversion errors -- Understanding monitoring in KDF -- Use-case example - Bikeshare station data pipeline with KDF -- Steps to recreate the example -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 6: Kinesis Data Analytics -- Technical requirements -- AWS account setup -- AWS CDK -- Java and Java IDE -- Code examples -- Discovering Amazon KDA…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Dedication -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Introduction to Kubernetes Infrastructure and Production-Readiness -- The basics of Kubernetes infrastructure -- Kubernetes components -- Why Kubernetes is challenging in production -- Kubernetes production-readiness -- The production-readiness checklist -- Kubernetes infrastructure best practices -- The 12 principles of infrastructure design and management -- Applications definition and deployment -- Processes, team, and culture -- Cloud-native approach -- The Cloud Native Computing Foundation -- Why we should care about cloud-native -- Cloud-native landscape and ecosystem -- Cloud-native trail map -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 2: Architecting Production-Grade Kubernetes Infrastructure -- Understanding Kubernetes infrastructure design considerations -- Scaling and elasticity -- High availability and reliability -- Security and compliance -- Cost management and optimization -- Manageability and operational efficiency -- Exploring Kubernetes deployment strategy alternatives -- Designing an Amazon EKS infrastructure -- Choosing the infrastructure provider -- Choosing the cluster and node size -- Choosing tools for cluster deployment and management -- Deciding the cluster architecture -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 3: Provisioning Kubernetes Clusters Using AWS and Terraform -- Technical requirements -- Installing Terraform -- Implementation principles and best practices -- Cluster deployment and rollout strategy -- Preparing Terraform -- Terraform directory structure -- Persisting the Terraform state -- Creating Terraform state configuration -- Provisioning the Terraform state -- Utilizing Terraform workspaces -- Creating the network infrastructure -- Developing the VPC Terraform module…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Alert aggregation and correlation -- Alert engine architecture -- A look into rulers and Alertmanager -- Architecture -- Creating your first alerts -- Grafana for alerts -- External integrations -- Alerting tips and best practices -- Addressing common alert challenges -- Build on top of communication and transparency -- Healthy incident management process -- The role of AI in alerting -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Real-World Observability Architectures -- Observability stack options -- All-in-one open source tools -- Commercial off-the-shelf tools -- Controller-based systems -- Time series versus snapshot observability -- Comparing build versus buy decision points -- Defining requirements -- Evaluating in-house capabilities and resources -- Cost analysis -- Assessing risks -- Comparing features and flexibility -- Making a decision -- Orchestrating an observability platform -- Deployment methodologies and orchestration -- Summary -- Part 3: Using Your Network Observability Data -- Chapter 11: Applications of Your Observability Data - Driving Business Success -- The business value of observability data -- Capacity planning -- Percentiles -- Forecasting -- Defining health status -- Treating your network as a service -- Monitoring SLIs, SLOs, and SLAs for optimal network performance -- How to treat a network as a service -- Architecting dashboards -- Network-related personas -- Dashboard types -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Automation Powered by Observability Data - Streamlining Network Operations -- Setting up the lab environment -- Advanced automation techniques with event-driven automation -- Event-driven automation -- Closed-loop automation -- Event-driven automation with Prefect -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Leveraging Artificial Intelligence for Enhanced Network Observability -- AI and ML fundamentals -- ML algorithms -- Neural networks and language models…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- CHAPTER 2: The Project Ecosystem -- Identify the Type of Site -- Brand Presence -- Marketing Campaign -- Content Source -- Task-Based Applications -- E-Commerce Sites -- E-Learning Applications -- Social Networking Applications -- Choose Your Hats -- Information Architect -- Interaction Designer -- User Researcher -- Other Roles You May Play or May Need -- Building a Network of User Advocacy -- Understand the Company Culture -- History -- Hierarchy -- Logistics -- Pulling It Together -- CHAPTER 3: Proposals for Consultants and Freelancers -- Proposals -- Creating the Proposal -- Title Page -- Revision History -- Project Overview -- Project Approach -- Scope of Work -- Assumptions -- Deliverables -- Ownership and Rights -- Additional Costs and Fees -- Project Pricing -- Payment Schedule -- Acknowledgment and Sign-Off -- Statements of Work -- CHAPTER 4: Project Objectives and Approach -- Solidify Project Objectives -- How Can a UX Designer Help? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Chapter 11: App Architecture and SwiftUI Part II - the Theory -- Keeping it light enough -- Conflict and the role of the architect -- What good software architecture is and what it is not -- Don't be shy -- ask an expert! …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…The Cost of Change: Empirical Findings -- E2. How Much Architecting Is Enough? A COCOMO II Analysis -- E3. Experiments and Studies of Agile and Plan-Driven Methods -- Overall Distribution of Project Size -- Process Improvement -- Team Software Process and Agile Methods -- Pair Programming -- Hybrid Agile/Plan-Driven Methods -- Notes -- References -- Index -- A.…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Business objectives and transaction performance -- 1.1 Why have a Web presence -- 1.2 Why monitor the performance of transactions -- 1.3 Business transactions -- 1.4 e-business applications' complex layers of services -- 1.4.1 Managing e-business applications -- 1.4.2 Architecting e-business application infrastructures -- 1.4.3 Basic products used to facilitate e-business applications -- 1.4.4 Managing e-business applications using Tivoli -- 1.5 Tivoli product structure -- 1.6 Managing e-business applications -- 1.6.1 IBM Tivoli Monitoring for Transaction Performance functions -- Chapter 2. …”

“…This book explains the place Diameter holds in global telecommunication networks and teaches system architects and designers how to incorporate Diameter into their network environments. …”

“…In particular, it's ideal for system administrators and system architects who want to ensure that the infrastructure and systems they are creating and managing are secure. …”

“…Leverage the power of PowerShell to bring the best out of your AWS infrastructure About This Book A collection of real-world-tested Powershell scripts that can be used to manage your Windows server efficiently Follow step-by-step processes to solve your problems with Windows servers using AWS tools Design examples that work in the Amazon free usage tier, which lets you run the Windows platform on cloud Who This Book Is For This book will be useful for (but not limited to) Windows System administrators, cloud engineers, architects, DevOps engineers, and all those who want to accomplish tasks on the AWS Public Cloud using PowerShell. …”

“…Mastering material for dealing with DBA certification exams About This Book Prepare yourself for the IBM C2090-600 certification exam Cover over 50 Db2 procedures including database design, performance, and security Work through over 150 Q&As to gain confidence on each topic Who This Book Is For The IBM Db2 11.1 Certification Guide is an excellent choice for database administrators, architects, and application developers who are keen to obtain certification in Db2. …”

“…A new technology called Business Process Management, or BPM, helps software architects and developers design, code, run, administer, and monitor complex network-based business processes BPM replaces those sketchy flowchart diagrams that business analysts draw on whiteboards with a precise model that uses standard graphical and XML representations, an…”

“…This book is a valuable resource for security administrators and architects who wish to understand and implement a centralized security infrastructure. …”

“…Using dozens of updated Java examples, it shows programmers and architects exactly how to use patterns to design, develop, and deliver software far more effectively. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Why Information Architecture Matters -- Bringing Our Work to Life -- Practicing Information Architecture -- Do We Need Information Architects? -- Who's Qualified to Practice Information Architecture? …”

“…The audience for this book is architects and developers who are implementing new J2EE and service oriented architecture (SOA) solutions that need to be integrated with existing EIS systems. …”

“…It draws on the immense experience of two SOA experts who’ve participated in more than 100 SOA projects in the roles of architect, designer, consultant, technical manager, and strategist. …”