Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Understanding the main concepts of containers -- Understanding dynamism in container-based applications -- Tools for managing containers -- Comparing virtualization and containers -- Building, sharing, and running containers -- Explaining Windows containers -- Improving security using software containers -- Labs -- Installing Docker Desktop -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Building Docker Images -- Technical requirements -- Understanding how copy-on-write filesystems work -- Creating container images -- Using Dockerfiles to create container images -- Creating container images interactively -- Creating images from scratch -- Understanding common Dockerfile keys -- FROM -- ARG -- WORKDIR -- COPY and ADD -- RUN -- USER -- ENTRYPOINT -- EXPOSE -- HEALTHCHECK -- VOLUME -- The command line for creating images -- Actions for creating images -- Managing container images -- Actions for sharing images -- Advanced image creation techniques -- Best practices for container image creation -- Labs -- Caching layers -- Executing a multi-stage build process -- Building images for different architectures -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Sharing Docker Images -- Technical requirements -- Container image registries and repositories -- What is a registry? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- API examples -- Layers of APIs -- A real-life example -- Libraries, frameworks, and software development kits -- File formats and network protocols -- About this book -- 2 - Qualities -- Model the problem domain -- Provide a good abstraction -- Model the key objects -- Solve the core problems -- Hide implementation details -- Physical hiding: Declaration versus definition -- Logical hiding: Encapsulation -- Hide member variables -- Hide implementation methods -- Hide implementation classes -- Minimally complete -- Don't overpromise -- Don't repeat yourself -- Convenience APIs -- Add virtual functions judiciously -- Easy to use -- Discoverable -- Difficult to misuse -- Consistent -- Orthogonal -- Robust resource allocation -- Platform independent -- Loosely coupled -- Coupling by name only -- Reducing class coupling -- Intentional redundancy -- Manager classes -- Callbacks, observers, and notifications -- Callback functions -- Observers -- Notifications -- Stable, documented, and tested -- 3 - Patterns -- Pimpl idiom -- Using pimpl -- Copy semantics -- Pimpl and smart pointers -- Advantages of pimpl -- Disadvantages of pimpl -- Opaque pointers in C -- Singleton -- Implementing singletons in C++ -- Singletons and thread safety -- Singleton versus dependency injection…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Repeat purchase incentives -- Chapter 23 Retention strategy #3: How to use Meta ads to retarget your customers -- Ad creative -- Copy -- Part IV The magic bucket -- Chapter 24 Magic bucket strategy #1: Creating a loyalty program that works -- 1. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…switch statements -- switch statements and arrays -- switch statements and files -- Wildcard and Regex parameters -- Script block cases -- switch statements and enums -- switch, break, and continue -- Loops -- foreach loop -- foreach keyword and foreach alias -- for loop -- do-until and do-while loops -- while loop -- Loops, break, and continue -- break and continue outside loops -- Loops and labels -- Loops, queues, and stacks -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Working with .NET -- Assemblies -- About the GAC -- Types -- Type descriptions are objects in PowerShell -- Enumerations -- Classes -- Namespaces -- The using keyword -- Using namespaces -- Using assemblies -- Type accelerators -- About PSCustomObject and Ordered -- Members -- Constructors -- Properties -- Methods -- Fluent interfaces -- Static methods -- About the new() method -- Static properties -- Reflection in PowerShell -- The TypeAccelerators type -- The ArgumentTypeConverterAttribute type -- About generics -- Generic classes -- Generic methods -- Summary -- Online Chapter -- Chapter 10: Files, Folders, and the Registry -- Working with providers -- Navigating -- Getting items -- Drives -- Items -- Paths and .NET -- Testing for existing items -- Testing filesystem paths -- Testing registry paths -- Testing path type -- Creating items -- Reading and writing content -- Reading and writing in a pipeline -- Reading all content -- Writing content -- About text file encoding -- Temporary files -- Removing items -- Invoking items -- Item properties -- Properties and the filesystem -- Adding and removing file attributes -- Registry values -- Registry values and environment variables -- Searching for items -- Windows permissions -- Access and audit -- Rule protection -- Inheritance and propagation flags -- Removing ACEs -- Copying lists and entries -- Adding ACEs -- Filesystem rights -- Registry rights…”

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Tabla de Contenidos: “…Integrated HALDB online reorganization -- 3.1 Overview of integrated HALDB online reorganization -- 3.2 Details of OLR processing -- 3.2.1 Data sets used by OLR -- 3.2.2 Reorganization by copying segments -- 3.2.3 Current position during a reorganization - the cursor -- 3.2.4 Application access during OLR…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…8.4.3 Considerations in storing copies of fields -- 8.5 Example 3: Virtual Fields activity with multi-value fields -- 8.5.1 Create a connection document to the AGENTEQUIP table -- 8.5.2 Create a secondary Virtual Fields Activity -- 8.5.3 Test the new activity -- 8.6 Virtual documents activity -- 8.6.1 How does the virtual documents activity work? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Database management enhancements -- 4.1 Database Image Copy 2 enhancements -- 4.1.1 Multiple DBDS and ADS copies -- 4.1.2 Group name support -- 4.1.3 Single output data set -- 4.1.4 Support for the DFSMSdss OPTIMIZE option -- 4.1.5 GENJCL support -- 4.2 Parallel database processing -- 4.2.1 DBRC authorization -- 4.2.2 Full function database allocation, open and close processing -- 4.2.3 Considerations -- 4.3 Fast Path DEDB enhancements -- 4.3.1 DEDB support greater than 240 areas -- 4.3.2 Nonrecoverable DEDBs -- 4.3.3 Coupling Facility support for DEDB VSO -- 4.3.4 Unused IOVF count -- 4.4 Batch RRS support -- 4.4.1 Supported environments -- 4.4.2 Activation and requirements -- 4.5 Coordinated IMS/DB2 disaster recovery support -- 4.5.1 XRC tracking -- 4.5.2 Log synchronization -- 4.5.3 Operations -- 4.5.4 Messages and log records changes -- 4.5.5 Coexistence -- Chapter 5. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…4.1.5 Putting configuring buffering size settings into action -- 4.2 Output formatting options -- 4.2.1 out_file -- 4.2.2 json -- 4.2.3 ltsv -- 4.2.4 csv -- 4.2.5 msgpack -- 4.2.6 Applying formatters -- 4.2.7 Putting JSON formatter configuration into action -- 4.3 Sending log events to MongoDB -- 4.3.1 Deploying MongoDB Fluentd plugin -- 4.3.2 Configuring the Mongo output plugin for Fluentd -- 4.3.3 Putting MongoDB connection configuration strings into action -- 4.4 Actionable log events -- 4.4.1 Actionable log events through service invocation -- 4.4.2 Actionable through user interaction tools -- 4.5 Slack to demonstrate the social output -- 4.5.1 Handling tokens and credentials more carefully -- 4.5.2 Externalizing Slack configuration attributes in action -- 4.6 The right tool for the right job -- Summary -- 5 Routing log events -- 5.1 Reaching multiple outputs by copying -- 5.1.1 Copy by reference or by value -- 5.1.2 Handling errors when copying -- 5.2 Configuration reuse and extension through inclusion -- 5.2.1 Place holding with null output -- 5.2.2 Putting inclusions with a MongoDB output into action -- 5.3 Injecting context into log events -- 5.3.1 Extraction of values -- 5.4 Tag-based routing -- 5.4.1 Using exec output plugin -- 5.4.2 Putting tag naming conventions into action -- 5.4.3 Putting dynamic tagging with extract into action -- 5.5 Tag plugins -- 5.6 Labels: Taking tags to a new level -- 5.6.1 Using a stdout filter to see what is happening -- 5.6.2 Illustrating label and tag routing -- 5.6.3 Connecting pipelines -- 5.6.4 Label sequencing -- 5.6.5 Special labels -- 5.6.6 Putting a common pipeline into action -- Summary -- 6 Filtering and extrapolation -- 6.1 Application of filters -- 6.1.1 All is well events do not need to be distributed -- 6.1.2 Spotting the needle in a haystack -- 6.1.3 False urgency -- 6.1.4 Releveling…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “….; e) La copia (the carbon copy).; a); b); 1.; 2.; 3.; 4.; 5.; 6.; 2 LAS DIVERSAS CARTAS COMERCIALES; 1. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Declaring Pointers in Go -- Comparison with Java and C-Style Languages -- Ordered Values in Arrays and Slices -- Arrays in Go -- Declaring Arrays -- Initializing Arrays -- Accessing Array Elements -- Querying the Size of an Array -- Slices in Go -- Defining Slices -- The len( ) and cap( ) Functions -- Nil Slice -- Sub-Slicing in Go -- The append( ) and copy( ) Functions -- Sorting Slices -- Maps -- Defining Maps -- Adding Entries to a Map Object -- Deleting Entries from a Map Object -- Iterating Over Stored Values in a Map Object -- Structs Data Type -- Defining a Structure -- Accessing Members of a Structure -- Passing Structures as Function Arguments -- Pointers to Structures -- Program Flow -- If Statement -- Switch Statement -- For Statement…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…File Management -- File and Directory Names -- File and Directory Wildcards -- Looking Inside Files -- cat -- less -- grep -- Creating and Editing Files -- Text Editors and Word Processors -- The vi Text Editor -- vi Basics -- A Simpler vi Alternative: Pico -- The More Complex Option: Emacs -- Managing Files -- Creating Directories with mkdir -- Copying Files -- Renaming and Moving Files with mv -- Removing Files and Directories -- Working with Links -- Compressing and Archiving Files -- Files on Other Operating Systems -- Chapter 5. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Testing the digital_photo_frame.sh with the terminal -- Scheduling digital_photo_frame.sh with crontab -- Testing digital_photo_frame.sh with crontab -- Writing shell script for slideshow -- Starting digital photo frame on Raspberry Pi boot -- Photo frame in action -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Integrating a Real-Time IoT Dashboard -- Adafruit IO -- Bill of materials -- Sign in with Adafruit IO -- Finding your AIO key -- Creating news feed -- Understanding topics -- Creating a dashboard -- Creating a block on a dashboard -- Raspberry Pi and I2C pins -- Connecting an I2C-compatible sensor to the Raspberry Pi -- Serial bus addresses -- Configuring the Raspberry Pi to use I2C -- Searching I2C devices attached to the Raspberry Pi -- Accessing I2C with Pi4J -- Eclipse Paho Java client -- Writing Java program to publish data to a feed -- Publishing temperature sensor data -- Publishing system information -- Subscribing to a feed -- Creating a toggle button on Adafruit dashboard -- Subscribe to the button feed -- Controlling an LED from button feed -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Wireless Controlled Robot -- Prerequisites -- The Zumo chassis kit -- Assembling Zumo chassis -- Preparing motors to reducing the effects of electrical noise -- Attaching Raspberry Pi to Zumo chassis -- Building the circuit -- Wiring them together -- Moving and turning -- Moving -- Turning -- Swing turn -- Writing your Java program -- Running and testing your Java program -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Building a Multipurpose IoT Controller -- Prerequisites -- Preparing your Raspberry Pi board -- Installing and configuring Jetty servelet engine -- Writing your first Java web application -- Creating a Maven project from Archetype -- Creating a servlet -- Copying iot.war file to the Raspberry Pi -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Security Camera with Face Recognition -- Raspberry Pi camera module…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Review Your Risk Register Regularly -- Develop a Cadence for Risk Management Discussions -- Use the Risk Register as the Basis for Meetings About Risk Management -- Make a Copy of the Risk Register at Least Once a Month -- Use "No-Vote" Risks as the Basis for Functional Work Sessions -- Add New Risks as They Arise -- Reprioritize Existing Risks as Circumstances Change -- Hold Champions Accountable -- Add Additional Perspectives -- Name, Claim, Record, and Celebrate Value -- Emphasize WIIFT with Your Team -- Develop Support Networks -- Insight and Exploration -- Chapter 8 Work with Risks at the Board Level -- The Board Should Ensure That Staff Is Performing Its Critical Risk Management Work -- The Board Should Weigh In on the Most Important Risks Facing the Organization -- The Board Should Set the Tone at the Top of the Organization -- Insight and Exploration -- Chapter 9 Implement Lean Risk Management Incrementally -- Dip a Toe in the Water -- Take the Plunge -- Learn to Swim -- Do Your Laps -- Insight and Exploration -- Conclusion -- Appendix 1 50 Reasons Why It Is Hard to Run a Nonprofit -- Appendix 2 Questions to Use During Risk Inventories -- Operations -- Information Technology -- Finance -- Talent Management -- Reputation Management -- Sales of Goods and Services -- Sales to Donors (Development) -- Risk Management -- Compliance -- Planning and Visioning -- Governance -- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion -- Questions for External Context -- Political/Governmental Forces -- Economic Forces -- Social Forces -- Ecological/Environmental/Sustainability Forces -- Appendix 3 Nonprofit Risk Management Policy Templates -- Example 1 -- Example 2 -- Appendix 4 Fundamental Risk Management Elements (FRaMEs) -- Insurance -- Appendix 5 A Simple Compliance Checklist -- Definition of Nonprofit Compliance -- Nonprofit Compliance Checklist…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Using DBMS_STATS to Manage Statistics; 1.8.2. Copying Statistics Using DBMS_STATS; 1.8.3. Manipulating Statistics Using DBMS_STATS…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Introduce Fresh Alternatives to Trite Jargon -- Be Discerning about Nuance -- Use Plain Language-Even If It's Technical -- Piquing Investors' Interest -- Forge a Compelling Storyline for Your Piece -- Craft Alluring Headlines -- Incorporate Storytelling and Anecdotes -- Animate Your Writing with Quotations, Metaphors, and Other References -- The Value of a Style Guide for Investment Writing -- Key Areas to Cover in Your Firm's Style Rules -- Syntax, Wording, and Formatting -- First-Person Pronouns and Possessives -- Chart Labeling -- International Considerations -- Inessential Words -- Cumbersome Constructions -- Legal Considerations -- Tone -- Principles for Creating Scannable Copy -- Addressing Common Language Mistakes -- A Parting Note on Style -- Notes -- Chapter 5: Developing an Architecture of Investment Content -- Part 1: Foundational Literature -- Firm-Overview and Investment-Capabilities Brochures -- Strategy and Product Profiles -- Packaging Your Strategy or Product Profile with Other Literature -- RFP Responses -- Pitch Books -- Case Studies -- Topical Brochures -- Concluding Foundational Literature with a Call to Action -- Part 2: Intellectual Capital -- The Strategic Use of Intellectual Capital -- The Elements of Intellectual Capital -- The Packaging of Intellectual Capital -- The Process of Writing Long-Form Literature -- Part 3: Educational Literature -- Part 4: Digital and Social Media -- Part 5: Shareholder Communications -- Fund-Performance Commentary -- Now That You've Mapped Architecture ... -- Notes -- Chapter 6: How to Simplify Complex Investment Subjects -- Think Bits-Not Pieces -- Visualize the Idea for Your Readers -- Start with a Preamble -- Lay Out a Table -- Use a Frame of Reference, Analogy, or Metaphor -- Give an Example -- Note -- Chapter 7: How to Make Investment Writing Legally Compliant…”

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