Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Automating everything -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Deploying with Cloud-Based Services -- Cloud versus traditional hosting -- Infrastructure as a Service versus Platform as a Service -- An introduction to Git -- Deploying your application -- Nodejitsu -- Heroku -- Amazon Web Services -- Creating a MongoLab account and database…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Proxy-Optionen -- Protokolle wechseln -- Beispiel: FTP -- Beispiel: Message Interception -- Andere Protokolle -- Andere Beispiele für das Strangler Fig Pattern -- Verhaltensänderung während der Migration -- Pattern: UI Composition -- Beispiel: Page Composition -- Beispiel: Widget Composition -- Beispiel: Micro Frontends -- Wo wir es einsetzen -- Pattern: Branch by Abstraction -- Wie es funktioniert -- Als Fallback-Mechanismus -- Wo wir es einsetzen -- Pattern: Parallel Run -- Beispiel: Preisbildung von Kreditderivaten -- Beispiel: Homegate-Angebote -- Verifikationstechniken -- Spione einsetzen -- Scientist von GitHub -- Dark Launching und Canary Releasing -- Wo wir es einsetzen -- Pattern: Decorating Collaborator -- Beispiel: Loyalty-Programm -- Wo wir es einsetzen -- Pattern: Change Data Capture -- Beispiel: Loyalty-Karten ausgeben -- Change Data Capture implementieren -- Wo wir es einsetzen -- Zusammenfassung -- Kapitel 4: Die Datenbank aufteilen -- Pattern: Shared Database -- Hilfreiche Patterns -- Wo wir es einsetzen…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Case study analysis -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 9: Managed XDR and SIEM Services -- Managed services overview -- Security services -- How to select a provider -- Pros and cons of using managed services -- Generic MSSP framework in the Microsoft ecosystem -- Azure Lighthouse -- Microsoft Entra ID -- Multi-tenant management in Microsoft Defender XDR -- Content management in an MSSP scenario -- Case study analysis -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 10: Useful Resources -- Microsoft Unified XDR and SIEM Solution resources -- Microsoft Defender XDR -- Microsoft Sentinel -- Microsoft Defender for Identity -- Microsoft Defender for Office -- Microsoft Defender for Endpoint -- Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps -- Microsoft Defender for Cloud -- Non-Microsoft XDR and SIEM solutions -- XDR solutions -- SIEM solutions -- Managed XDR and managed SOC providers -- Cybersecurity Industry Reports 2023 -- Community and third-party resources -- Some of the blogs -- Training -- Community tools and GitHub resources -- Books -- Security shows -- LinkedIn groups -- Thank you -- Index -- About Packt -- Other Books You May Enjoy…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…The R package system -- A.1.3. Installing Git -- A.1.4. Installing RStudio -- A.1.5. R resources -- A.2. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Encoding structs to JSON -- Encoding interfaces to JSON -- Chapter 10 Defining Method Signatures Using Interfaces -- Working with Interfaces in Go -- Defining an interface -- Implementing an interface -- Looking at How You May Use Interfaces -- Adding methods to a type that doesn't satisfy an interface -- Using the Stringer interface -- Implementing multiple interfaces -- Using an empty interface -- Determining whether a value implements a specific interface -- Part 3 Multitasking in Go -- Chapter 11 Threading Using Goroutines -- Understanding Goroutines -- Using Goroutines with Shared Resources -- Seeing how shared resources impact goroutines -- Accessing shared resources using mutual exclusion -- Using atomic counters for modifying shared resources -- Synchronizing Goroutines -- Chapter 12 Communicating between Goroutines Using Channels -- Understanding Channels -- How channels work -- How channels are used -- Iterating through Channels -- Asynchronously Waiting on Channels -- Using Buffered Channels -- Part 4 Organizing Your Code -- Chapter 13 Using and Creating Packages in Go -- Working with Packages -- Creating shareable packages -- Organizing packages using directories -- Using Third-Party Packages -- Emojis for Go -- Go Documentation -- Chapter 14 Grouping Packages into Modules -- Creating a Module -- Testing and Building a Module -- Publishing a Module on GitHub -- Part 5 Seeing Go in Action -- Chapter 15 Consuming Web APIs Using Go -- Understanding Web APIs -- Fetching Data from Web Services in Go -- Writing a Go program to connect to a web API -- Decoding JSON data -- Refactoring the code for decoding JSON data -- Fetching from multiple web services at the same time -- Returning Goroutine's results to the main() function -- Chapter 16 Getting Ready to Serve Using REST APIs -- Building Web Services Using REST APIs -- HTTP messages…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Guidelines for setting up Good Documentation -- Archiving Documentation -- Introducing Mermaid with Markdown -- Blending Mermaid with Markdown -- Blending text-based documentation with your code -- Advantages of using Mermaid with Markdown -- Summary -- Chapter 2: How to Use Mermaid -- Technical requirements -- Adding Mermaid to a simple web page -- Various Mermaid integrations (Editors, Wikis, CMS, and others etc.) -- GitLab -- Azure DevOps -- WordPress -- VuePress -- MediaWiki -- Remark -- Pandoc -- Mermaid Live Editor -- Documentation with Markdown -- What is Markdown? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Setting up the audio tools -- Connecting the speaker -- Connecting the microphone -- Houndify -- Building voice commands -- Adding a button -- Web Framework based appliance control/dashboard -- Building the web dashboard -- Personal Health Improvement-Sitting is the new smoking -- Installing requisite software packages -- Getting access keys for Fitbit client -- Fitbit API Test -- Building the visual aid -- Smart lawn sprinkler -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Tips and Tricks -- Change your Raspberry Pi's password -- Updating your OS -- Setting up your development environment -- SSH access via Windows -- SSH access via Linux/macOS -- Transferring files to/from your Pi -- WinSCP -- Mac/Linux environment -- Git -- Command-line text editors -- Graphical text editors -- SSH aliases (on Mac/Linux Terminals) -- Saving SSH sessions on PuTTY -- VNC access to Raspberry Pi -- [SSH via USB OTG port] -- SSH via USB OTG port -- The RUN switch of the Raspberry Pi Zero board -- GPIO pin mapping -- Stackable breadboard -- Summary -- Index…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Public APIs -- Identifying the target audience -- Methods to calculate TAM -- Marketing strategy -- Pricing strategy -- Sales strategy -- Product-led growth -- Community-driven growth -- Low-code and no-code integrations -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Support Models for API Products -- The producer and consumer life cycle -- Designing customer feedback loops -- Customer feedback at scale -- Setting customer expectations of support and SLAs -- Scale-based support models -- Support metrics -- Ticket volume -- Customer satisfaction (CSAT) score -- First response time -- Average resolution time -- Ticket volume to active user volume -- Segmentation of tickets -- Summary -- Part 2: Understanding the Developer -- Chapter 7: Walking in the Customer's Shoes -- Prioritizing user research -- Establishing user personas -- Mapping the developer's journey -- Discovery -- Evaluation -- Integration -- Testing -- Deployment -- Observability -- Determining customer touch points -- Identifying the points of friction and conversion -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Customer Expectations and Goals -- Conducting qualitative and quantitative research -- Qualitative research methods -- Quantitative research methods -- Combination of qualitative and quantitative methods -- Creating user empathy maps -- Identifying customer use cases -- Identifying customer pain points -- Aligning stakeholders -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Components of API Experience -- Industry standards for API experience -- Creating API documentation -- API references -- Developer portal -- API credentials -- API status -- API changelog -- Sample code and demos -- Integration guides and tutorials -- Providing developer tools -- Sandbox -- Public GitHub repositories -- Developer communities -- SDKs -- CLIs -- Postman Collections -- Low-code and no-code tooling -- Instrumenting support mechanisms -- Summary…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Using the fine-tuned OpenAI model -- Metrics -- Summary -- Questions -- References -- Further reading -- Chapter 10: RAG for Video Stock Production with Pinecone and OpenAI -- The architecture of RAG for video production -- The environment of the video production ecosystem -- Importing modules and libraries -- GitHub -- OpenAI -- Pinecone -- Pipeline 1: Generator and Commentator -- The AI-generated video dataset -- How does a diffusion transformer work? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cloudflare service portfolio -- Cloudflare Workers - the workhorse at the edge -- Service Workers - the namesake and power behind Cloudflare Workers -- Cloudflare Workers - functionality and features -- Other languages supported -- Cloudflare Workers KV -- Cloudflare Pages -- JAMStack -- Cloudflare Pages and JAMStack -- Newest Cloudflare serverless offerings -- Cloudflare R2 storage -- Durable objects -- Workers and KV - learning by example -- Setting up the development environment with Wrangler -- Creating your first worker -- Deploying your worker -- Workers KV store -- Project -- Implementation -- More vendors in edge computing and JAMStack -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Kubernetes, Knative and OpenFaaS -- Containerization and Docker fundamentals -- Docker images -- Container orchestration and Kubernetes -- Kubernetes architecture and components -- Kubernetes how-to with minikube -- Knative -- Knative components -- Knative Eventing -- Knative and service meshes -- Knative installation and setup -- OpenFaaS -- OpenFaaS architecture -- Function runtime and watchdog -- Asynchronous functions -- FaaSD -- OpenFaaS installation and setup -- Example project - implementing a GitHub webhook with a Telegram notification -- High-level solution -- Design and architecture -- Application code and infrastructure automation -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Self-Hosted FaaS with Apache OpenWhisk -- OpenWhisk - concepts and features -- Actions and action chains -- Architecture -- Creating and managing actions and entities -- Creating your first action -- Triggers and rules -- Packages -- Feeds -- Web actions -- Administration and deployment -- Project - IoT and event processing with IBM Cloud functions -- Summary -- Part 3 - Design, Build, and Operate Serverless -- Chapter 9: Implementing DevOps Practices for Serverless -- General SDLC practices for serverless…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- About This Book -- Foolish Assumptions -- Icons Used in This Book -- Beyond the Book -- Where to Go from Here -- Part 1 Techniques and Technologies -- Chapter 1 How Coding Benefits from AI -- Banishing Boring Tasks -- Spotting boring tasks -- Letting AI write the template -- Crafting CRUD with AI -- Helping with Syntax -- Stop remembering trivial details -- Hinting at code mastery -- Adapting to new syntax -- Linting with AI -- Detecting bad code with static code analysis -- Integrating AI with static code analysis -- Using AI as a Tutor -- Studying AI's potential in education -- Avoiding potential pitfalls -- Pairing Up with AI -- Overview of pair programming styles -- Understanding the pros and cons of pair programming with AI -- AI pair programming session -- Installing Copilot -- Using prompting to create a trivia game -- Chapter 2 Parsing Machine Learning and Deep Learning -- Decoding Machine and Deep Learning -- Defining key concepts -- Thinking about neural networks -- Input layer -- Hidden layer -- Output layer -- Training and testing models -- Demystifying Natural-Language Processing -- History of NLP -- Overcoming the challenges of NLP -- Understanding supervised and unsupervised learning -- Language generation techniques -- Understanding Transformers -- Learning to pay attention -- Getting tokens -- Illuminating Generative AI Models -- Recognizing AI's Limitations -- Language models are bad at math -- Language models are wordy -- AI has limited knowledge -- AI lacks common sense -- AI has accuracy issues -- AI has the potential to be biased -- Chapter 3 AI Coding Tools -- Navigating GitHub Copilot -- Installing the Copilot plug-in -- Working efficiently with Copilot -- Specify your goal -- Break things down -- Give examples -- Open related files…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…8.4.3 Jira -- 8.4.3.1 Pricing -- 8.4.3.2 Version Control -- 8.4.3.3 Key Features -- 8.4.4 ActiveCollab -- 8.4.4.1 Pricing -- 8.4.4.2 Features -- 8.4.5 Pivotal Tracker -- 8.4.5.1 Features -- 8.4.5.2 Pricing -- 8.4.6 Clarizen -- 8.4.6.1 Software Features -- 8.4.7 Axosoft -- 8.4.7.1 Software Features -- 8.4.7.2 Pricing -- 8.4.8 MeisterTask -- 8.4.8.1 Software Features -- 8.4.8.2 Pricing -- 8.4.9 GitLab -- 8.4.9.1 Features -- 8.4.9.2 Pricing -- 8.4.10 Productboard -- 8.4.10.1 Features -- 8.4.11 ZohoSprints -- 8.4.11.1 Features -- 8.4.11.2 Pricing -- 8.4.12 Taskworld -- 8.4.12.1 Features -- 8.4.12.2 Pricing -- 8.4.13 CoSchedule -- 8.4.13.1 Features -- 8.4.13.2 Pricing -- 8.4.14 Nostromo -- 8.4.14.1 Features -- 8.4.14.2 Pricing -- 8.4.15 Todo.vu -- 8.4.15.1 Features -- 8.4.15.2 Pricing -- 8.4.16 VersionOne -- 8.4.16.1 Pricing -- 8.4.16.2 Features -- 8.4.17 ProofHub -- 8.4.17.1 Features -- 8.4.17.2 Pricing -- 8.5 Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 9 Distributed Agile Software Development (DASD) Process -- 9.1 Introduction -- 9.2 Distributed Software Development -- 9.2.1 Factors Influencing Agile Distributed Software Development -- 9.3 Distributed Agile Software Development Team -- 9.3.1 Distributed Agile Development/Teams -- 9.3.1.1 Some Common Practices for Agile Teams are Specified as Below -- 9.4 Scrum in Global Software Development (GSD) -- 9.4.1 Aim and Objectives of Scrum Practices in GSD -- 9.4.2 Background -- 9.4.3 Scrum Practices in GSD -- 9.5 Tools and Techniques for Agile Distributed Development -- 9.6 Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 10 Task Allocation in Agile-Based Distributed Project Development Environment -- 10.1 Introduction -- 10.1.1 Traditional Software Development -- 10.1.2 Agile Software Development (ASD) -- 10.1.3 Distributed Software Development -- 10.1.4 Motivation and Goal -- 10.2 Task Allocation…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Getting apps into your Slack workspace -- The Slack app approval process -- Using apps in Slack -- Using Slack apps to improve your work culture and onboarding process -- Simple Poll -- Donut -- Giphy -- Zoom -- Troops -- The most common Slack apps and integrations -- Google Drive -- Dropbox -- Outlook Calendar -- GitHub -- Twitter -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Automate Your Workflow with Zapier -- What is Zapier? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…DISCONTIGMEM _MANUAL -- SPARSEMEM_ MANUAL -- SECCOMP -- KEXEC -- HOTPLUG_CPU -- PM -- SOFTWARE_ SUSPEND -- ACPI -- CPU_FREQ -- CPU_FREQ_ DEFAULT_GOV_ PERFORMANCE -- CPU_FREQ_ DEFAULT_GOV_ USERSPACE -- CPU_FREQ_ GOV_ PERFORMANCE -- CPU_FREQ_ GOV_ POWERSAVE -- CPU_FREQ_ GOV_ USERSPACE -- CPU_FREQ_ GOV_ ONDEMAND -- CPU_FREQ_ GOV_ CONSERVATIVE -- PCI -- PCCARD -- PCMCIA -- CARDBUS -- HOTPLUG_PCI -- NET -- UNIX -- INET -- IP_ADVANCED_ ROUTER -- NETFILTER -- NET_SCHED -- IRDA -- IRLAN -- IRNET -- IRCOMM -- IRDA_ULTRA -- BT -- IEEE80211 -- MTD -- PARPORT -- PNP -- ISAPNP -- PNPBIOS -- IDE -- BLK_DEV_IDE -- BLK_DEV_ IDEDISK -- BLK_DEV_ IDECD -- BLK_DEV_ IDEFLOPPY -- SCSI -- BLK_DEV_SD -- CHR_DEV_ST -- BLK_DEV_SR -- CHR_DEV_SG -- CHR_DEV_SCH -- SCSI_MULTI_ LUN -- SCSI_SATA -- MD -- BLK_DEV_MD -- BLK_DEV_DM -- IEEE1394 -- I2O -- NETDEVICES -- NET_ETHERNET -- NET_RADIO -- PPP -- PPPOE -- ISDN -- PHONE -- INPUT -- VT -- VT_CONSOLE -- SERIAL_8250 -- AGP -- DRM -- I2C -- SPI -- HWMON -- VIDEO_DEV -- DVB -- FB -- VGA_CONSOLE -- LOGO -- SOUND -- SND -- SND_USB_ AUDIO -- USB -- USB_EHCI_HCD -- USB_OHCI_HCD -- USB_UHCI_HCD -- USB_STORAGE -- USB_SERIAL -- USB_GADGET -- MMC -- INFINIBAND -- EDAC -- EXT2_FS -- EXT3_FS -- REISERFS_FS -- JFS_FS -- XFS_FS -- OCFS2_FS -- INOTIFY -- QUOTA -- AUTOFS_FS -- FUSE_FS -- SMB_FS -- CIFS -- PROFILING -- OPROFILE -- KPROBES -- PRINTK_TIME -- MAGIC_SYSRQ -- DEBUG_KERNEL -- DEBUG_FS -- SECURITY -- SECURITY_ SELINUX -- IV -- Helpful Utilities -- patch and diff -- New Kernel Versions -- Managing Your Patches with quilt -- git -- ketchup -- Bibliography -- Books -- General Linux Books -- Linux Kernel Books -- Tool Locations -- Index…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Use case 10 - correcting configuration drift in a major energy company -- Future directions -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Performance Optimization Techniques -- Techniques to optimize Kubernetes performance -- Evaluating cluster resource allocation -- Optimizing container image size and management -- Network performance tuning -- Enhancing data storage performance -- Utilizing resource quotas and limits effectively -- Efficient logging and monitoring strategies -- Load balancing and service discovery optimization -- Implementing proactive node health checks -- Ensuring efficiency and scalability -- Designing for statelessness and scalability -- Adopting microservices architecture appropriately -- Cluster autoscaling techniques -- Horizontal versus vertical scaling strategies -- Utilizing cluster federation for scalability -- Efficient resource segmentation with namespaces -- Optimizing inter-pod communication -- Load testing and capacity planning -- Maximizing the potential of Kubernetes -- Harnessing Kubernetes extensibility with custom resources -- Integrating with cloud-native ecosystems -- Leveraging Kubernetes for continuous deployment -- Utilizing advanced scheduling features -- Container runtime optimization -- Effective data management and backup strategies -- Hybrid and multi-cloud deployment strategies -- Adopting GitOps for Kubernetes management -- Summary -- Part 3: Achieving Continuous Improvement -- Chapter 7: Embracing Continuous Improvement in Kubernetes -- The concept of continuous improvement -- Fundamentals of continuous improvement in Kubernetes -- The role of feedback loops in Kubernetes' evolution -- Comparing continuous improvement to traditional models -- Measuring success in continuous improvement initiatives -- The psychological aspect of cultivating a growth mindset -- Continuous learning…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- The testing pyramid -- Non-functional testing -- Regression testing -- Root cause analysis -- The groundwork for further improvement -- Introducing testing frameworks -- GTest examples -- Catch2 examples -- CppUnit examples -- Doctest examples -- Testing compile-time code -- Understanding mocks and fakes -- Different test doubles -- Other uses for test doubles -- Writing test doubles -- GoogleMock example -- Trompeloeil example -- Test-driven class design -- When tests and class design clash -- Defensive programming -- The boring refrain - write your tests first -- Automating tests for continuous integration/continuous deployment -- Testing the infrastructure -- Testing with Serverspec -- Testing with Testinfra -- Testing with Goss -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 9: Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment -- Technical requirements -- Understanding CI -- Release early, release often -- Merits of CI -- Gating mechanism -- Implementing the pipeline with GitLab -- Reviewing code changes…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Barbosa 49 -- 2.3 Disinformation online: potential legal and regulatoryramifications to the right to free elections - policy position paper - Krisztina Rozgonyi 57 -- 2.4 Democratic Policy-making for Misinformation Detection Platforms by Git-based Principles - Oul Han, Ipek Baris, Akram Sadat Hosseini, Sarah de Nigris and Steffen Staab 67 2.5 DisMiss False Information: A Value Matter - Alisson Puska, Lara Piccolo and Roberto Pereira 75 -- 3 Socially Acceptable HCI: Social Acceptability of Emerging Technologies and Novel Interaction Paradigms 81 -- 3.1 On Social Acceptance of UI Intervention Mechanisms on Posting and Reading Comments on Online News - Joel Kiskola, Thomas Olsson, Heli Va ̈at ̈ aj ̈ a, Veikko Surakka and Mirja Ilves ̈ 83 -- 3.2 What Smartphones, Ethnomethodology, and Bystander naccessibility Can Teach Us About Better Design? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Step 7-Spring MVC setup -- Step 8-Controller setup -- Step 9-JSP creation -- Spring Security setup -- Step 1-Spring Security configuration setup -- Step 2-Spring Security setup for a web application -- Running the application -- In-memory user storage -- Run as Spring Boot -- Authorization -- Web URL -- Method invocation -- Domain instance -- Other Spring Security capabilities -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Authentication Using SAML, LDAP, and OAuth/OIDC -- Security Assertion Markup Language -- Setting up an SSO provider -- Setting up the project -- The pom.xml file setup -- The application.yml file setup -- The Spring Security configuration files -- The resources folder setup -- Running and testing the application -- Lightweight Directory Access Protocol -- Set up dependencies in the pom.xml file -- Spring Security configuration -- LDAP server setup -- Setting up users in the LDAP server -- Running the application -- Seeing the application in action on a browser -- OAuth2 and OpenID Connect -- Setting up a project -- Bootstrap Spring project using Spring Initializr -- Inclusion of OAuth libraries in pom.xml -- Setting up provider details in application.properties -- Provider setup -- Default application change -- The HomeController class -- The home.jsp file -- Spring Boot main application class change -- Running the application -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Authentication Using CAS and JAAS -- CAS -- CAS server setup -- Git clone -- Adding additional dependencies -- Setting up the resources folder in the project -- Creating the application.properties file -- Creating a local SSL keystore -- Creating the .crt file to be used by the client -- Exporting the .crt file to Java and the JRE cacert keystore -- Building a CAS server project and running it -- Registering a client with the CAS server -- JSON service configuration…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Gathering requirements for the self-service portal -- Requesting a data product zone -- Browse and reuse pipeline -- Data discovery -- Access management -- Requesting landing zones or data products -- Data catalog -- Hosting common data pipeline templates -- Azure Data Factory -- Azure Data Factory instance -- Integration runtime -- Creating linked services -- Create a sequence of activities -- Parameterize the pipeline -- Continuous integration/continuous development -- Data mesh portal integration -- Other common features of a self-service portal -- Architecting the self-service portal -- Active Directory and Domain Name System (DNS) -- Application Gateway -- Azure App Service -- Azure Cosmos DB -- Git Repo and Azure DevOps pipelines -- Network and security -- Azure Cache for Redis (optional) -- Azure SQL DB (optional) -- Summary -- Part 2: Practical Challenges of Implementing a Data Mesh -- Chapter 8: How to Design, Build, and Manage Data Contracts -- What are data contracts? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Using environments in Postman -- Managing environment variables -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Data-Driven Testing -- Technical requirements -- Defining data-driven testing -- Setting up data-driven inputs -- Thinking about the outputs for data-driven tests -- Creating a data-driven test in Postman -- Creating the data input -- Adding a test -- Comparing responses to data from a file -- Challenge - data-driven testing with multiple APIs -- Challenge setup -- Challenge hints -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Workflow Testing -- Different types of workflow tests -- Linear workflows -- Business workflow -- Workflow testing with the Flows feature in Postman -- Configuring a Send Request block -- Building a Flow in Postman -- Advice for creating workflow tests -- Checking complex things -- Checking things outside of Postman -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Running API Tests in CI with Newman -- Technical requirements -- Getting Newman set up -- Installing Newman -- Installing Node.js -- Using npm to install Newman -- Running Newman -- Understanding Newman run options -- Using environments in Newman -- Running data-driven tests in Newman -- Other Newman options -- Reporting on tests in Newman -- Using Newman's built-in reporters -- Using external reporters -- Generating reports with htmlextra -- Creating your own reporter -- Integrating newman into CI/CD builds -- General principles for using Newman in CI/CD builds -- Example - using GitHub Actions -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Monitoring APIs with Postman -- Setting up a monitor in Postman -- Creating a monitor -- Using additional monitor settings -- Receive email notifications for run failures and errors -- Retry if run fails -- Set request timeout -- Set delay between requests -- Follow redirects -- Enable SSL validation -- Adding tests to a monitor -- Viewing monitor results -- Cleaning up the monitors -- Summary…”