Tabla de Contenidos: “…Deploying Thanos Sidecar -- Thanos Compactor -- Vertical compaction -- Downsampling -- Deploying Thanos Compactor -- Thanos Query -- Deploying Thanos Query -- Scaling Thanos Query -- Thanos Query Frontend -- Query sharding and splitting -- Caching -- Deploying Thanos Query Frontend -- Thanos Store -- Deploying Thanos Store -- Scaling Thanos Store -- Thanos Ruler -- Stateless mode -- Deploying Thanos Ruler -- Thanos Receiver -- Deploying Thanos Receiver -- Thanos tools -- Cleanup -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 11: Jsonnet and Monitoring Mixins -- Technical requirements -- Overview of Jsonnet -- Syntax -- Using Jsonnet -- Generating files -- Formatting and linting -- Monitoring Mixins -- Mixin structure -- Using and extending mixins -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 12: Utilizing Continuous Integration Pipelines with Prometheus -- Technical requirements -- GitHub Actions -- Validation in CI -- Using promtool -- Using amtool -- Linting Prometheus rules with Pint -- Configuring Pint -- Integrating Pint with CI -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 13: Defining and Alerting on SLOs -- Technical requirements -- Understanding SLIs, SLOs, and SLAs -- Why SLOs matter -- Types of SLOs -- Defining SLOs with Prometheus data -- Window-based SLOs -- Alerting on SLOs -- Using Sloth and Pyrra for SLOs -- Sloth -- Pyrra -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 14: Integrating Prometheus with OpenTelemetry -- Technical requirements -- Introducing OpenTelemetry -- OTel specification -- OpenTelemetry line protocol -- OpenTelemetry collector -- Collecting Prometheus metrics with the OpenTelemetry collector -- Sending metrics to Prometheus with the OpenTelemetry collector -- Configuring Prometheus -- Configuring OpenTelemetry collector -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 15: Beyond Prometheus -- Technical requirements…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Chapter 5: Scraping the Web with Scrapy and Beautiful Soup -- Technical requirements -- Web parsing using Python -- Introducing Beautiful Soup -- Installing Beautiful Soup -- Exploring Beautiful Soup -- Web scraping using Beautiful Soup -- Web scraping using Scrapy -- Setting up a project -- Creating an item -- Implementing the spider -- Exporting data -- Deploying a web crawler -- Summary -- Further reading -- Part 3: Advanced Scraping Concepts -- Chapter 6: Working with the Secure Web -- Technical requirements -- Exploring secure web content -- Form processing -- Cookies and sessions -- User authentication -- HTML &lt -- form&gt -- processing using Python -- User authentication and cookies -- Using proxies -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 7: Data Extraction Using Web APIs -- Technical requirements -- Introduction to web APIs -- Types of API -- Benefits of web APIs -- Data formats and patterns in APIs -- Example 1 - sunrise and sunset -- Example 2 - GitHub emojis -- Example 3 - Open Library -- Web scraping using APIs -- Example 1 - holidays from the US calendar -- Example 2 - Open Library book details -- Example 3 - US cities and time zones -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 8: Using Selenium to Scrape the Web -- Technical requirements -- Introduction to Selenium -- Advantages and disadvantages of Selenium -- Use cases of Selenium -- Components of Selenium -- Using Selenium WebDriver -- Setting things up -- Exploring Selenium -- Scraping using Selenium -- Example 1 - book information -- Example 2 - forms and searching -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 9: Using Regular Expressions and PDFs -- Technical requirements -- Overview of regex -- Regex with Python -- re (search, match, and findall) -- re.split -- re.sub -- re.compile -- Regex flags -- Using regex to extract data -- Example 1 - Yamaha dealer information…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Introducing this book and its contents -- Setting up your development environment -- Understanding .NET -- Building console apps using Visual Studio 2022 -- Building console apps using Visual Studio Code -- Making good use of the GitHub repository for this book -- Looking for help -- Practicing and exploring -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Speaking C# -- Introducing the C# language -- Discovering your C# compiler version -- Understanding C# grammar and vocabulary -- Working with variables -- Exploring more about console apps -- Understanding async and await -- Practicing and exploring -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Controlling Flow, Converting Types, and Handling Exceptions -- Operating on variables -- Understanding selection statements -- Understanding iteration statements -- Storing multiple values in an array -- Casting and converting between types -- Handling exceptions -- Checking for overflow -- Practicing and exploring -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Writing, Debugging, and Testing Functions -- Writing functions -- Debugging during development -- Hot reloading during development -- Logging during development and runtime -- Unit testing -- Throwing and catching exceptions in functions -- Practicing and exploring -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Building Your Own Types with Object-Oriented Programming -- Talking about OOP -- Building class libraries -- Storing data in fields -- Working with methods and tuples -- Controlling access with properties and indexers -- Pattern matching with objects -- Working with record types -- Practicing and exploring -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Implementing Interfaces and Inheriting Classes -- Setting up a class library and console application -- Static methods and overloading operators -- Making types safely reusable with generics…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Planning Checklist -- Virtual Machine Networking -- Naming Convention -- Virtual Machine Location -- Virtual Machine Sizing -- Storage for Virtual Machines -- Supported Operating Systems -- Virtual Machine Connectivity -- Creating Virtual Machines -- Azure Portal -- ARM Template, PowerShell, and Azure CLI -- Virtual Machine Availability -- Maintenance and Downtime -- Availability Sets -- Azure Portal -- ARM Template, PowerShell, and Azure CLI -- Availability Zones -- Azure Portal -- ARM Template, PowerShell, and Azure CLI -- Virtual Machine Extensions -- Azure Portal -- ARM Template, PowerShell, and Azure CLI -- Virtual Machine Scale Sets -- Reference Image -- Load Balancing Solution -- Auto-scaling Plans -- Upgrading Policy -- Creating a Virtual Machine Scale Set -- Azure Portal -- ARM Template, PowerShell, and Azure CLI -- Chapter Recap -- Chapter 5: App Service and Containers in Azure Compute -- App Service Overview -- App Service Plans -- Creating App Service -- Azure Portal -- ARM Template, PowerShell, and Azure CLI -- Web Apps Deployment and Configuration -- Creating a Web App -- Azure Portal -- ARM Template, PowerShell, and Azure CLI -- Publishing a Web Application -- Running from the Package -- Deploying a ZIP -- Deploying via FTP -- Cloud Sync -- Continuous Deployment -- Deploying from Local Git -- Deploying via GitHub Actions -- Deploy Using the ARM Template -- CI/CD with Web Apps -- Blue-Green Deployment -- Auto-scaling with Web Apps -- Web Apps Monitoring -- Docker on Azure -- Azure Container Registry (ACR) -- Creating Azure Container Registry -- Azure Portal -- ARM Template, PowerShell, and Azure CLI -- Azure Container Instances -- Creating Azure Container Instances -- Azure Portal -- ARM Template, PowerShell, and Azure CLI -- Azure Kubernetes Service -- Creating Azure Kubernetes Cluster -- Azure Portal…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Pester -- Mock -- Mock .NET calls -- Describe -- Context -- It -- Running tests -- Git -- Centralized workflow -- Forking workflow -- CI tools -- Bringing it all together -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 12: PowerShell Desired State Configuration -- Introducing DSC -- Why Desired State Configuration? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- Setting up Visual Studio GitHub integration, checking in code for the first time, and checking in changes -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Working as a team using GitHub, handling and resolving conflicts in code -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Chapter 13: Creating a Mobile Application in Visual Studio -- Introduction -- Installing Xamarin and other required components on your Windows PC and Mac -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Creating a mobile application using Apache Cordova -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Creating an iOS application using Xamarin.Forms and Visual Studio for Mac -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Chapter 14: Writing Secure Code and Debugging in Visual Studio -- Introduction -- Encrypting and storing passwords correctly -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- See also -- Chapter 11: Implementing DataOps and DevOps on Databricks -- Technical requirements -- Using Databricks Repos to store code in Git -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- There's more... -- See also -- Automating tasks by using the Databricks CLI -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- There's more... -- See also -- Using the Databricks VSCode extension for local development and testing -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- See also -- Using Databricks Asset Bundles (DABs) -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- See also -- Leveraging GitHub Actions with Databricks Asset Bundles (DABs) -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- See also -- Index -- About Packt -- Other Books You May Enjoy…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- The Perspectives -- Benefits Adapting Infrastructure as Code -- Improved Time to Production -- Reduction in Drifting Configurations -- Faster and Efficient Development Life Cycle -- Maximizing the Scope of Provisioning -- Lowered Costs and Increase in ROI -- Adapting Tools of Infrastructure as Code -- Factors Deciding Adaption of Infrastructure as Code -- Approaches for Infrastructure as Code -- Best Practices of Infrastructure as Code -- The Way Ahead -- Chapter 2: Patterns and Principles of Infrastructure as Code -- The Emergence of Infrastructure as Code -- The Focus with Infrastructure as Code -- The Challenges with Infrastructure as Code -- Sprawling Servers -- Configuration Drift -- Snowflake Server -- Fragility of Infrastructure -- Fear of Automation -- Erosion of Infrastructure -- Considerations for Quality Infrastructure -- In-Depth Knowledge -- Organizational Workflow -- Perpetual Steps -- The Principles of Infrastructure as Code -- Idempotency -- Immutability -- Easily Reproducible Systems -- Easily Disposable Systems -- Easily Repeatable Processes -- Consistent Systems -- Ever-Evolving Designs -- Self-Reliant Documentation -- The Patterns of Infrastructure as Code -- Updates in Documentation -- Using GitOps -- Securing Your Infrastructure -- Securing Secrets -- Adapting Security Standards -- Restricting User Privileges -- Relying on Trusted Sources -- Security Measures -- Least Privileged Position -- Using Security Tools -- Infrastructure Updates -- Threat Detection -- Testing the Infrastructure -- Concerns with Infrastructure as Code…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Trimming the sprite sheet -- Adding the trimmed sheet -- Colliding with an obstacle -- A bounding box for a stone -- A bounding box for RedHatBoy -- Crashing on the collision -- Jumping onto a platform -- Adding a platform -- Collision from below -- Transparency in bounding boxes -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Creating an Endless Runner -- Technical requirements -- Scrolling the background -- Fixing RHB in x -- An infinite background -- Refactoring for endless running -- f32 versus i16 -- A more useful Rect -- Obstacle traits -- Removing obstacles as they go off screen -- Sharing a sprite sheet -- Many different platforms -- Creating a dynamic level -- Creating one segment -- Adding a timeline -- Creating segments -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Sound Effects and Music -- Technical requirements -- Adding the Web Audio API to the engine -- Playing a sound in Rust -- Loading the sound -- Adding audio to the engine -- Playing sound effects -- Refactoring RedHatBoyContext and RedHatBoy -- Adding a sound effect -- Playing long music -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Adding a UI -- Technical requirements -- Design a new game button -- Preparing a UI -- Showing the button with Rust -- Show the button on game over -- A state machine review -- Redesigning to a state machine -- Start a new Game -- Pre-loading -- Summary -- Part 3: Testing and Advanced Tricks -- Chapter 9: Testing, Debugging, and Performance -- Technical requirements -- Creating automated tests -- Test-driven development -- Getting started -- Pure functions -- Hiding the Browser module -- Browser tests -- Async tests -- Debugging the game -- Log versus error versus panic -- Linting and Clippy -- Measuring performance with a browser -- Frame rate counter -- Browser debugger -- Checking memory -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Continuous Deployment -- Technical requirements -- Creating a CI/CD pipeline -- GitHub Actions…”

“…En cuanto al modelado cinético, se presentan tanto aproximaciones vectoriales (Newton-Euler y Kane) como analíticas (Lagrange).Esta segunda edición tiene la coautoría de Jonathan Camargo, quien desarrolló una guía de acompañamiento del libro basada en Python a la que se accede a través de GitHub (https://github.com/IngenieriaUniandes/Dinamica_Mecanica_Material_Interactivo). …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Creating a TodoList -- Writing tests -- Vue options -- Adding new features -- Click events -- Testing events -- Using Wallaby.js for a better testing experience -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Optimization -- Progressive Web Applications (PWAs) -- Web application manifest -- Testing on a device -- Firebase deployment -- Continuous Integration (CI) -- Unit tests -- Creating a Git repository -- Connecting to Travis CI -- Configuring Travis -- Automatic deployment to Firebase -- Service worker -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Server-Side Rendering with Nuxt -- Nuxt -- Creating a Nuxt project -- Directory structure -- Nuxt configuration -- Navigation -- Navigating between routes -- Layouts -- The Mock REST API -- asyncData -- Categories -- Category detail -- Error page -- Plugins -- Adding recipes -- Transitions -- Building for production -- Static -- SPA mode -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Patterns -- Components -- Communication - Anti-pattern -- What can we change about this to make it better? …”

“…Python and other code examples from the book are available on GitHub. Set up your Raspberry Pi and connect to a network Work with its Linux-based operating system Program Raspberry Pi with Python Give your Pi "eyes" with computer vision Control hardware through the GPIO connector Use Raspberry Pi to run different types of motors Work with switches, keypads, and other digital inputs Use sensors to measure temperature, light, and distance Connect to IoT devices in various ways Create dynamic projects with Arduino…”

“…The book also covers some more advanced topics that beginners often ask about, such as getting set up with Git and using source control, using MySQL to interact with a database, and a guide to getting up and running with Linux. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Creating a Helm chart -- Deploying the Helm chart -- Automatic scaling -- Scaling the nodes -- Scaling Pods -- Windows containers on AKS -- Use cases -- Summary -- Chapter 16: What's Next - Diving into Future Trends and More -- Future trends -- Machine learning and AI -- Cloud-native development -- Multi-cloud -- GitOps -- Security -- Azure Red Hat OpenShift -- The future of AKS -- eBPF -- Fleet -- Draft v2 -- Wasm -- Azure and Kubernetes certifications -- AZ-305: Designing Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Solutions -- Certified Kubernetes Application Developer -- Certified Kubernetes Administrator -- Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist -- Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator -- Summary -- Index -- Other Books You May Enjoy…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Copyright -- Foreword -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Part 1 - Getting Started -- Chapter 1: Assembling Your Tools and Creating Your First App -- Technical requirements -- Getting and installing Visual Studio -- Installing Visual Studio -- Git -- Opening Visual Studio -- Quick tour of the app -- Summary -- Quiz -- You try it -- Chapter 2: What We Will Build: Forget Me Not -- Technical requirements -- What is Forget Me Not? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Real-world AIOps -- Lab requirements -- Validating operational changes -- Assisted root cause analysis -- Summary -- Appendix A -- A lab environment -- Hardware requirements -- Software requirements -- Step 0 - Git repository setup -- Step 1 - VM provisioning -- Step 2 - interacting with the lab scenarios -- Step 3 - removing the lab environment -- Step 4 - managing lab scenarios -- Summary -- Index -- Other Books You May Enjoy…”

“…In the book, you'll find projects to build using both basic and emerging technologies--like SQL, game development, storytelling software, and 3D augmented reality--as well as: Chapter projects aligned to K-12 curriculum standards for grades 6-8 and a GitHub repo featuring open-source projects Lesson plans for teachers An online space for classrooms to showcase and discuss their work An easy-to-follow and kid-friendly new resource for technology-curious middle school students, Computer Science for Kids is the fun and interesting web development resource that classroom teachers, parents, and homeschooling families have been waiting for…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Dedication -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Part 1 - Styling Drupal -- Chapter 1: Setting up a Local Environment -- Technical requirements -- Git -- Docker -- DDEV -- Visual Studio Code -- Installing the demo site -- Cloning and building -- Composer -- Configuration management -- Drush -- Default Content -- Yarn -- Exploring the demo site -- Fields -- Paragraph types -- Content types -- Vocabulary -- Blocks -- Views -- Menus -- Disabling production optimization -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Setting a New Theme and Build Process -- Where to start -- Core -- Contributed open source themes -- Commercial -- Custom -- Using a starterkit -- Keeping things updated -- Clearing the cache -- Which tools to use -- Tailwind CSS -- PostCSS -- webpack -- Browsersync -- BackstopJS -- Ensuring coding standards -- Stylelint -- ESLint -- PHPCS -- Setting up a build process -- Summary -- Chapter 3: How Drupal Renders an HTML Page -- What is a template? …”

“…You will also learn how to effectively use Gerrit with GitHub in order to provide the ability to add more consistent code review functionality to the social collaboration tools provided by the GitHub platform. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Table of Contents -- About the Authors -- About the Technical Reviewers -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Please check our GitHub page -- Chapter 1: The Cybersecurity Challenge -- Types of Threats -- Who Are These People? …”