Tabla de Contenidos: “…Getting started -- Chapter 3. Containers are Linux -- Part 2. Cloud-native applications -- Chapter 4. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Titel -- Impressum -- Inhaltsverzeichnis -- Einleitung -- Kapitel 1: Der Raspberry Pi -- 1.1 Das Board -- 1.1.1 Der Prozessor -- 1.1.2 Die GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) -- 1.1.3 Audio -- 1.1.4 Netzwerk und USB -- 1.1.5 CSI (Camera Serial Interface) -- 1.1.6 DSI (Display Serial Interface) -- 1.1.7 Status-LEDs -- 1.1.8 Der Schacht für die SD-Karte -- 1.1.9 GPIO (General Purpose Input and Output) -- 1.2 Ein Gehäuse für den Raspberry Pi -- 1.3 Das richtige Netzteil -- 1.4 Tastatur, Maus und HDMI-Kabel -- 1.5 Die SD-Karte -- Kapitel 2: Booten und konfigurieren -- 2.1 Das Betriebssystem auf die SD-Karte laden -- 2.2 Booten -- 2.2.1 Reboot und richtig ausschalten -- 2.2.2 Mögliche Fehler -- 2.3 Der Raspberry Pi und das Netzwerk -- 2.4 Der Desktop -- 2.5 Den Raspberry Pi headless betreiben -- 2.6 Der Raspberry Pi und das WLAN -- 2.7 Ein Backup -- Kapitel 3: Linux auf dem Raspberry Pi -- 3.1 Verzeichnisse -- 3.2 Dateien -- 3.3 Suchen -- 3.4 Berechtigungen -- 3.5 Benutzer verwalten -- 3.6 Administrator werden -- 3.7 Dateien und Verzeichnisse packen -- 3.8 Softwarepakete verwalten -- 3.9 Netzwerk -- 3.10 Prozesse -- 3.11 Gemischtes -- Kapitel 4: Projektvorbereitung -- 4.1 BlueJ installieren -- 4.2 Pi4J installieren -- 4.3 Pi4J in BlueJ einbinden -- 4.4 Das Buchprojekt installieren -- 4.5 Ein Projekt anlegen und Pi4J testen -- 4.6 Ein Überblick über das Buchprojekt -- 4.7 Das Gertboard -- 4.7.1 Das Testprogramm -- 4.7.2 Die Klasse TestLED -- Kapitel 5: Datum und Zeit -- 5.1 Die Date-Klasse -- 5.1.1 Jede Zeitangabe gehört zu einer Zeitzone und einem Sprachraum -- 5.2 Die Klassen Calendar und GregorianCalendar -- 5.3 Datum und Zeit formatieren und parsen -- 5.4 An welchem Wochentag habe ich Geburtstag? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- About the Authors -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- PART I: Architecture -- CHAPTER 1: GroupWise Architecture: Basics -- CHAPTER 2: Creating a GroupWise System -- CHAPTER 3: Understanding the GroupWise Directory -- CHAPTER 4: Understanding the GroupWise Information Store -- PART II: Administration Interface -- CHAPTER 5: Working with GroupWise Objects -- CHAPTER 6: Using GroupWise System Operations -- CHAPTER 7: GroupWise Utilities and Diagnostics -- PART III Agents and Clients -- CHAPTER 8: Configuring the Post Office Agent -- CHAPTER 9: Configuring the Message Transfer Agent -- CHAPTER 10: Installing and Configuring the GroupWise Internet Agent -- CHAPTER 11: Installing and Configuring GroupWise WebAccess -- CHAPTER 12: Administering the GroupWise Client -- PART IV: Practical Administration -- CHAPTER 13: Moving Users -- CHAPTER 14: Working with GroupWise Agents on the Linux Platform -- CHAPTER 15: Administering Multiple GroupWise Systems -- CHAPTER 16: Internet Addressing -- CHAPTER 17 Maintaining the GroupWise System -- CHAPTER 18: Monitoring Your GroupWise System Through GroupWise Monitor -- PART V: Applied Architecture -- CHAPTER 19: Building Your GroupWise System Correctly -- CHAPTER 20: Troubleshooting Message Flow -- CHAPTER 21: Moving Domains and Post Offices -- CHAPTER 22: Troubleshooting the GroupWise Directory -- CHAPTER 23: Troubleshooting GroupWise -- CHAPTER 24: Using Wireless and Handheld Devices with GroupWise 7 WebAccess -- CHAPTER 25: Configuring a Spam/Junk Mail Control Solution -- CHAPTER 26 Configuring GroupWise Authentication via LDAP -- CHAPTER 27 Securing Your GroupWise System via SSL -- CHAPTER 28 Restoring Deleted Users -- CHAPTER 29 Configuring a GroupWise Messenger (Instant Messaging) System -- PART VI: Solutions…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Identify the first workload to modernize to Azure -- Determine if modernization can be a multi-step process -- Establish hybrid and integration requirements -- Establish repeatable processes -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Strategies for Modernizing IBM and Unisys Mainframes -- IBM mainframes -- z/OS - The most common IBM mainframe operating system -- z/VSE - Similar to z/OS, but usually for smaller workloads -- z/VM - Z-series virtualization -- z/TPF - For high-volume transaction workloads -- z/Linux - Linux that can run under z/VM -- Specialty engines - IFL and zIIP -- Unisys -- Libra - From the Burroughs MCP line -- Dorado - From the Sperry OS/2200 operating system -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Midrange to Azure -- What is a midrange system? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…; Further Reading; CLI SAPI Installation; PHP Command-Line Options; Further Reading; Command-Line Arguments for Your Script; The Many Ways to Call PHP Scripts; From a File; From a String; From STDIN; As a Self-executing Script: Unix/Linux; Further Reading; As a Self-executing Script: Windows; Windows php-win.exe; Quitting Your Script; Further Reading…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…""Leveraging the JIRA Tracking System""""Summary""; ""Chapter 2: Installing MongoDB""; ""Choosing Your Version""; ""Understanding the Version Numbers""; ""Installing MongoDB on Your System""; ""Installing MongoDB under Linux""; ""Installing MongoDB through the Repositories""; ""Installing MongoDB Manually""; ""Installing MongoDB under Windows""; ""Running MongoDB""; ""Prerequisites""; ""Surveying the Installation Layout""; ""Using the MongoDB Shell""; ""Installing Additional Drivers""; ""Installing the PHP Driver""; ""Getting MongoDB for PHP""…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Standalone native encryption -- Native encryption with an external component -- Going further with securing etcd -- Linux system hardening -- Linux data encryption -- Transport -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Debugging and Troubleshooting Kubernetes Secrets -- Technical requirements -- Discussion of common issues with Kubernetes Secrets -- Helm and Helm Secrets -- Secret application pitfalls -- Debugging and troubleshooting Secrets -- The describe command -- Non-existing Secrets -- Badly configured Secrets -- Troubleshooting and observability solutions…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Ansible with RHEL -- How to Connect and Use SQL Server 2022 on Linux -- ssh vs. rdp -- Connecting with Our Tools -- Configuring with mssql-conf -- Active Directory Authentication with adutil -- Azure Extension for SQL Server -- Optimizing SQL Server 2022 on Linux -- HADR for SQL Server 2022 on Linux -- Failover Clustering -- Always On Availability Groups (AGs) -- HPE Serviceguard -- BACKUP/RESTORE -- SQL Server 2022 Containers -- Why Containers? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Planning -- 2.1 IBM Grid Toolbox packaging -- 2.2 IBM Grid Toolbox requirements -- 2.2.1 iSeries running Linux -- 2.2.2 iSeries running OS/400 -- 2.2.3 pSeries running Linux -- 2.2.4 xSeries running Linux -- 2.2.5 zSeries running Linux -- 2.2.6 pSeries running AIX -- 2.3 Planning for installation -- 2.3.1 Information Services -- 2.3.2 Data Management Services -- 2.3.3 Program Management Services -- 2.3.4 Common Management Model (CMM) Services -- 2.3.5 Policy Services -- 2.3.6 IBM Service Group Services -- 2.4 Planning for security -- 2.4.1 Certificate authority -- 2.4.2 Grid map file -- 2.5 Planning for related software -- 2.6 Planning a production environment -- 2.7 Planning a development environment -- Chapter 3. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Dedication -- Packt Upsell -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Container and Docker Fundamentals -- Technical requirements -- Introduction to containers and Docker -- Why containers are revolutionary -- Docker architecture -- Running Docker in AWS -- Setting up a local Docker environment -- Setting up a macOS environment -- Installing other tools -- Setting up a Windows 10 environment -- Installing the Windows subsystem for Linux -- Installing Docker in the Windows subsystem for Linux -- Installing other tools in the Windows subsystem for Linux -- Setting up a Linux environment -- Installing the sample application -- Forking the sample application -- Running the sample application locally -- Installing application dependencies -- Running database migrations -- Running the local development web server -- Testing the sample application locally -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 2: Building Applications Using Docker -- Technical requirements -- Testing and building the application using Docker -- Creating a test stage -- Installing system and build dependencies -- Installing application dependencies -- Copying application source and running tests -- Configuring the release stage -- Installing system dependencies -- Creating an application user -- Copying and installing application source code and dependencies -- Building and running the release image -- Testing and building the application using Docker Compose -- Adding a database service using Docker Compose -- Running database migrations -- Generating static web content -- Creating acceptance tests -- Automating the workflow -- Automating the test stage -- Automating the release stage -- Refining the workflow -- Cleaning up the Docker environment -- Using dynamic port mapping -- Adding a version target…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…PowerShell 6.0 for Windows, Linux, and macOS -- Index -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- List of Listings…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…JSON File -- Payload for POST and PUT HTTP Methods -- User Authentication -- Processor -- Model -- Test Framework -- Logger -- Util -- Test Execution -- Debug Config -- Test Driver -- Summary -- Chapter 10: First Test Script -- Developing Your First Test -- Base Test -- Authentication -- Request Processor -- Response Processor -- First Test -- Test Suite -- TestNG XML -- Executing a Test -- Execute a Test Suite -- Execute an Individual Test -- Execution Results -- TestNG Report -- Logging -- log().all() -- Response Time -- Debug -- Summary -- Chapter 11: API Documentation -- Need -- Swagger -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Case Study: Shopping Cart APIs -- Feature List -- QA Responsibility Matrix -- Sprint # -- Goal Setting -- Sprint One -- Sprint Guidelines -- Definition of Done -- Story Pointing -- Backlog Grooming -- Story Grooming -- QA Tasks -- Documentation -- Test Environment -- Setting Up the Application -- QA Tools -- Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment -- Targeted Features -- API Endpoints -- Unit Testing -- Test Plan Development -- Test Data Preparation -- Manual Test Scripts -- Postman -- Test Automation -- Test Suite -- Parallel Test Execution -- Test Execution -- Front-End Team -- Sprint Nth -- Sprint Demo Feedback Testing -- Hardening Sprint -- Release Testing -- Summary -- Appendix A: Workstation Setup -- Java -- MacOS -- Ubuntu -- Linux -- Windows -- Maven -- MacOS -- Ubuntu -- Linux -- Windows -- Maven Project -- cURL -- MacOS -- Ubuntu -- Linux -- Windows -- Postman -- IDE -- Tomcat -- MacOS/Ubuntu/Linux -- Windows -- Appendix B: Contact Management Application -- Swagger -- Appendix C: Shopping Cart Application -- Swagger -- Index…”

“…En la actualidad, este sistema operativo se instala no sólo en móviles, sino también en múltiples dispositivos, como tabletas, GPS, televisores, discos duros multimedia, mini ordenadores, etcétera. Está basado en Linux, que es un núcleo de sistema operativo libre, gratuito y multiplataforma. …”
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“…Use structural, behavioral, and concurrent patterns in Delphi to skillfully develop applications Key Features Delve into the core patterns and components of Delphi to enhance your application's design Learn how to select the right patterns to improve your program's efficiency and productivity Discover how parallel programming and memory management can optimize your code Book Description Delphi is a cross-platform Integrated Development Environment (IDE) that supports rapid application development for most operating systems, including Microsoft Windows, iOS, and now Linux with RAD Studio 10.2. If you know how to use the features of Delphi, you can easily create scalable applications in no time. …”