Tabla de Contenidos: “…Chapter 5: Designing a Deployment Monitor Microservice -- Deployment issues -- Installation -- Our messages -- Deployment start message -- Deployment stop message -- Our program -- Subscribing to messages -- Processing messages -- Publishing health status messages -- Summary -- Exercises -- Chapter 6: Designing a Scheduling Microservice -- Installation -- Installing Quartz.NET -- What is Quartz.NET? -- Runtime environments -- Job scheduling -- Job execution -- Job persistence -- Clustering -- Listeners and plugins -- Installing Quartz.NET server as a service -- Our program -- OnStart -- Scheduling multiple jobs -- Running our microservice -- Summary -- Exercises -- Chapter 7: Designing an Email Microservice -- Installation -- Our program -- OnStart -- Subscribing to messages -- Processing messages -- Finding DNS servers -- Subscribing to email requests -- Summary -- Exercises -- Chapter 8: Designing a File Monitoring Microservice -- Overview of FileSystemWatcher -- Internal buffer -- Building your microservice - part one -- Making sure our message queue and exchange are created -- Running the recovery filewatcher -- Building your microservice - part two -- Our message -- Building our main program -- Notes on events -- Summary -- Exercises -- Chapter 9: Creating a Machine Learning Microservice -- Installation -- Our program -- OnStart -- Processing a machine learning request -- Creating a layer -- Creating a network -- Traversing the forward path through the network -- Training the network -- Getting results -- Summary -- Creating a Quantitative Financial Chapter 10: Microservice -- Installation -- Our messages -- CDS-request message -- Bonds request message -- Subscribing to messages -- Publishing our request message -- Publishing our CDS response -- Calculating a CDS -- Getting bond information -- Processing a bond request…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- The quality of CTI -- Types of threat intelligence -- Strategic threat intelligence -- Tactical threat intelligence -- Operational threat intelligence -- Threat intelligence implementation -- 1 - Developing a plan -- 2 - Collection -- 3 - Processing -- 4 - Analysis -- 5 - Dissemination -- 6 - Feedback -- Threat hunting -- The importance of threat hunting -- Using CTI effectively -- The MITRE ATT&amp -- CK framework -- The MITRE ATT&amp -- CK Matrix -- How to implement the ATT&amp -- CK framework -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Incident Response and Recovery -- Incident response planning -- Testing incident response plans -- Incident response playbooks -- Ransomware attacks Playbook -- Data loss/theft attacks playbook -- Phishing attacks playbook -- Disaster recovery planning -- Cyber insurance -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Prioritizing and Implementing a Blue Team Strategy -- Emerging detection and prevention technologies and techniques -- Adversary emulation -- VCISO services -- Context-aware security -- Defensive AI -- Extended Detection and Response (XDR) -- Manufacturer Usage Description (MUD) -- Zero Trust -- Pitfalls to avoid while setting up a blue team -- Getting started on your blue team journey -- Summary -- Part 3: Ask the Experts -- Chapter 12: Expert Insights -- Anthony Desvernois -- William B. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Exploring compile-time metaprogramming tools -- Lombok -- MapStruct -- Exploring runtime metaprogramming tools -- Reflection -- Weighing the pros and cons of metaprogramming -- Summary -- Further reading…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Linux Reverse Engineering; 3.1.2. Debugging; 3.1.3. Runtime Monitoring; 3.1.4. Disassembly; 3.1.5. Hex Dumps; 3.2. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Copyright -- Credits -- About the Author -- About the Reviewer -- www.PacktPub.com -- Customer Feedback -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Diving into Modern C++ -- Getting closer with several new features in modern C++ -- Defining the data type automatically using the auto keyword -- Querying the type of an expression using the decltype keyword -- Pointing to a null pointer -- Returning an iterator using non-member begin() and end() function -- Iterating over collections using range-based for loops -- Leveraging the use of C++ language with the C++ Standard Libraries -- Placing any objects in the container -- Using algorithms -- Simplifying the function notation using a Lambda expression -- Using the Lambda expression for a tiny function -- Using the Lambda expression for multiline functions -- Returning a value from the Lambda expression -- Capturing a value to the Lambda expression -- Preparing the value using initialization captures -- Writing a generic Lambda expression to be used many times with many different data types -- Avoiding manual memory management with smart pointers -- Replacing a raw pointer using unique_ptr -- Sharing objects using shared_ptr -- Tracking the objects using a weak_ptr pointer -- Storing many different data types using tuples -- Unpacking tuples values -- Returning a tuple value type -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Manipulating Functions in Functional Programming -- Applying the first-class function in all functions -- Passing a function as another function's parameter -- Assigning a function to a variable -- Storing a function in the container -- Creating a new function from the existing functions at runtime -- Getting acquainted with three functional techniques in the higher-order function -- Executing each element list using map -- Extracting data using filter…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Server-Side JavaScript with Node.js -- 14.1 The Node.js Runtime -- 14.2 The Controller -- 14.3 Domain Model and Storage -- 14.4 Promises -- 14.5 Event Emitters -- 14.6 Returning to the Controller -- 14.7 Summary -- 15. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Copyright -- Credits -- About the Authors -- About the Reviewers -- www.PacktPub.com -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Installing MariaDB -- Choosing a MariaDB version -- Installing MariaDB -- Installing on Windows -- The noinstall package -- The package for Microsoft Installer -- Installing on Linux -- Using official repositories -- The .deb packages -- The .rpm packages -- Installing MariaDB on Gentoo -- Generic Linux binaries -- Installing on MacOS -- Starting and stopping MariaDB -- Getting started with the mysql client -- Starting and quitting the client -- Running queries -- Client commands -- Configuring MariaDB -- Configuration files -- Passing options to mysqld -- Setting server variables at runtime -- Upgrading MariaDB -- Managing plugins -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Databases and Tables -- Working with databases -- Working with tables -- Working with columns -- Data types -- String types -- Numeric types -- Temporal types -- ENUM and SET types -- NULL values -- Default values -- Character sets and collations -- Storage engines -- Indexing -- Using comments -- Working with metadata -- Creating an installation script -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Getting Started with SQL -- Working with rows -- Inserting rows -- Modifying rows -- Deleting rows -- Understanding transactions -- The autocommit mode -- The limitations of a transaction in MariaDB -- Foreign keys -- Creating relationships between tables -- Foreign keys explained -- Self-referencing tables -- Many-to-many relationships -- Dealing with duplicates and consistency errors -- Reading rows -- Specifying the table and column names -- Aggregate functions -- Filtering rows -- Sorting rows -- Limiting the number of rows -- Grouping results -- Joining tables -- The cross join operation -- The inner join operation -- The left join and right join operations -- Unions…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Adding the socket client -- Listening to socket events -- Automated route changes -- Player management in the lobby -- We need some answers -- Keeping and showing the score -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Experimental Object Recognition with TensorFlow -- Technical requirements -- Introduction to TensorFlow -- Setting up the project -- Performing and displaying a status check -- Selecting an image -- Adding a voice to the app -- Learning from the prototype -- Scavenge Hunter -- Setting up the project -- Starting a new game -- Building the finish screen -- Skipping to the end -- Testing on a mobile device -- Object recognition from the camera -- Detecting and recognizing objects on a stream -- Connecting detection -- Wrapping up the game flow -- Summary -- Part 4: Wrapping Up -- Chapter 10: Creating a Portfolio with Nuxt.js and Storyblok -- Technical requirements -- Setting up Storyblok -- Initializing the Nuxt portfolio -- Installing Nuxt modules -- Working with multiple content types -- Configuring the portfolio -- Mapping content to code -- Presenting the portfolio section -- Modifying the content model -- Updating existing types -- Expanding the block properties -- Mapping meta fields -- Adding new features -- Generating a standalone website -- Publishing the static site -- Automating the build and deployment on code change -- Automating the build on content change -- You made it! …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…2.2.1 Creating and deallocating objects2.2.2 Preventing memory leaks; 2.3 Protocols; 2.3.1 Protocol conformance; 2.4 Properties; 2.4.1 Property declaration; 2.4.2 Circular references; 2.5 Categories; 2.6 Posing; 2.7 Exceptions and Errors; 2.7.1 Exceptions; 2.7.2 Errors; 2.8 Key-value coding (KVC); 2.8.1 An example illustrating KVC; 2.9 Multithreading; 2.10 Notifications; 2.11 The Objective-C Runtime; 2.11.1 Required header files; 2.11.2 The NSObject class; 2.11.3 Objective-C methods; 2.11.4 Examples; 2.12 Summary; Problems; 3 Collections; 3.1 Arrays; 3.1.1 Immutable copy; 3.1.2 Mutable copy…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Copyright -- Credits -- About the Authors -- About the Reviewers -- www.PacktPub.com -- Preface -- Table of Contents -- Chapter 1: Report Authoring Basic Concepts -- Introduction -- Summary filters and detail filters -- Sorting grouped values -- Aggregation and rollup aggregation -- Implementing if-then-else in filters -- Formatting data - dates, numbers, and percentages -- Creating sections -- Hiding columns in crosstabs -- Prompts - display value versus use value -- Chapter 2 : Advanced Report Authoring -- Introduction -- Adding cascaded prompts -- Creating a nested report - defining the master detail relationship -- Writing back to the database -- Adding conditional formatting -- Formatting negative values -- Playing with conditional styles -- Using conditional blocks - many reports in one -- Defining drill-through from crosstab intersection -- Overriding crosstab intersection drill-through definitions -- Chapter 3 : Using JavaScript Files - Tips and Tricks -- Introduction -- Defining dynamic default values for prompts -- Changing the title of the value prompt -- Validating textbox prompts -- Showing/hiding prompt controls at runtime -- Selecting and submitting values automatically -- Manipulating the Date Time control -- Creating a variable width bar chart using JavaScript -- Chapter 4 : The Report Page - Tips and Tricks -- Introduction -- Showing images dynamically (traffic light report) -- Handling the missing image issue -- Dynamic links to an external website (a Google Maps example) -- Alternating drill links -- Showing tooltips on reports -- Merged cells in Excel output -- Worksheet name in Excel output -- Conditional column titles -- Chapter 5 : Working with XML -- Introduction -- Changing drill targets quickly -- Copying and pasting drill links -- Removing references to old packages or items…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Byrne -- How smart does a hunter need to be? / Craig B. Stanford -- Insight from Capuchin monkey studies: ingredients of, recipes for, and flaws in Capuchins' success / Elisabetta Visalberghi --…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Packt Upsell -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Go Serverless -- The serverless paradigm -- The cloud-computing evolution -- Infrastructure as a Service -- Platform as a Service -- Container as a Service -- Function as a Service -- Serverless architecture -- Benefits of going serverless -- Drawbacks of going serverless -- Serverless cloud providers -- AWS Lambda -- Source events -- Use cases -- Go serverless -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 2: Getting Started with AWS Lambda -- Technical requirements -- Setting up the AWS environment -- The AWS command line -- Installing the AWS CLI -- AWS Management Console -- Configuration -- Testing -- Setting up the Go environment -- The runtime environment -- The development environment -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 3: Developing a Serverless Function with Lambda -- Technical requirements -- Writing a Lambda function in Go -- Execution role -- Deployment package -- Uploading a ZIP file -- Uploading from Amazon S3 -- Event testing -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 4: Setting up API Endpoints with API Gateway -- Technical requirements -- Getting started with API Gateway -- Setting up an API endpoint -- Debugging and troubleshooting -- Invoking the function with an HTTP request -- Building a RESTful API -- API architecture -- Endpoints design -- The GET method -- The GET method with parameters -- The POST method -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Managing Data Persistence with DynamoDB -- Technical requirements -- Setting up DynamoDB -- Creating a table -- Loading sample data -- Working with DynamoDB -- Scan request -- GetItem request -- PutItem request -- DeleteItem request -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 6: Deploying Your Serverless Application -- Lambda CLI commands -- The list-functions command -- The create-function command…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Preface and Acknowledgments -- NOTE -- CORPORATE EXPLORATION: INSIGHTS FROM THE FIELDnoteSet -- NOTES -- SECTION I: STRATEGIC AMBITION -- CHAPTER 1: Strategy Manifesto: Answering the Big "Why" -- A PROBLEM WITH STRATEGY PLANS -- COMPONENTS OF A STRATEGY MANIFESTO -- CREATING A STRATEGY MANIFESTO -- INFLUENCER APPROACH -- CHAPTER 2: Hunting Zones: Selecting Where to Explore -- HUNTING ZONE -- BOUNDED DIVERSITY -- DEFINING HUNTING ZONES -- NOTES -- CHAPTER 3: Outside‐In: Overcoming Toxic Assumptions with Market Insight -- WE HAVE MET THE ENEMY, AND HE IS US. -- CHALLENGING TOXIC ASSUMPTIONS -- GOING BEYOND CUSTOMER‐LED -- LEARN FASTER -- NOTES -- CHAPTER 4: Jobs‐to‐be‐Done: Defining a Market by Customer Outcome -- MARKET DEFINITION -- HOW SHOULD A MARKET BE DEFINED? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Part 1: Introduction to Microfrontends -- Chapter 1: Introducing Microfrontends -- Technical requirements -- Defining Microfrontends -- Understanding the Microfrontend Premium -- Exploring the benefits of Microfrontends -- Understanding Microfrontend patterns -- The Multi-SPA Pattern -- The Micro Apps Pattern -- Choosing a suitable pattern -- Team Composition -- Frequency of Deployments -- Hello World with Microfrontends -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Key Principles and Components of Microfrontends -- Understanding the Key Principles -- Domain Driven Teams -- Isolating Failure -- Deploying Independently -- Preferring Runtime Integrations -- Avoiding the "Distributed Monolith" trap -- Technology agnostic -- Granular Scaling -- Culture of Automation and DevOps -- The key Components of a Microfrontend Architecture -- Routing Engine -- A global state and a Communication Channel -- Source code Version Control -- A Component Library -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Monorepos versus Polyrepos for Microfrontends -- Technical requirements -- Repo types and their nuances -- Monorepos -- Polyrepos -- Differences between Polyrepos and Monorepos -- Choosing Monorepos for Microfrontends -- Popular Monorepo tools -- Setting up our Monorepo -- Running the app locally -- Creating a new app with Nx Console -- Setting permissions in your Monorepo -- Summary -- Part 2: Architecting Microfrontends -- Chapter 4: Implementing the Multi-SPA Pattern for Microfrontends -- Technical requirements -- Understanding the multi-SPA architecture -- Building our Multi-SPA Microfrontend -- Setting up our mini-apps -- Using a shared component library -- Setting up Routing -- Setting up a mocked product list -- Adding the product grid and checkout components -- Setting up a Global Shared State…”

“…Es gelingt dem Verfasser vorzüglich, die durchaus disparaten empirischen Befunde systematisch so zu bündeln, dass ihre Vielschichtigkeit gewahrt wird. - Henrik Simojoki, in: Zeitschrift für Erziehungswissenschaft 20 (2017), S. 550…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Kapitel 4: Wolfram|Alpha - Die Wissensmaschine4.1 Arbeitsweise; 4.2 Datensammlungen; 4.3 Anfragen; 4.3.1 Orte; 4.3.2 Zukünftige Daten; 4.3.3 Daten in der Vergangenheit; 4.3.4 Umlaufbahnen astronomischer Objekte; 4.3.5 Quick-Response-Codes; 4.3.6 Sprachliches; 4.3.7 Spaß muss sein; 4.3.8 Eigenschaften von Zahlen; 4.3.9 Antike Zahlensysteme; 4.3.10 Geschichte; 4.3.11 Musik; 4.3.12 Pflanzen und Tiere; 4.3.13 Namen sind Schall und Rauch; 4.3.14 Persönlichkeiten; 4.3.15 Eigenschaften von Elementen und Materialien; 4.3.16 Lebensmittel und Ernährung; 4.3.17 Quantitäten mit Einheiten; 4.3.18 Farben…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Clark, Predrag Radivojac -- Combining Heterogenous data for prediction of disease related and pharmacogenes / Christopher S. Funk, Lawrence E. Hunter, K. Bretonnel Cohen -- A novel profile biomarker diagnosis for mass spectral proteomics / Henry Han -- Towards pathway curation through literature mining - A case study using PharmGKB / Ravikumar K.E., Kavishwar B. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Dependency Injection (DI) in Spring -- Constructor-based DI -- Setter-based DI -- Spring DI with the factory method -- Static factory method -- Instance (non-static) factory method -- Auto-wiring in Spring -- Auto-wiring by name -- Auto-wiring by type -- Auto-wiring by constructor -- Annotation-based DI -- DI through XML configuration -- Defining annotation -- Activating annotation-based configuration -- Defining a Java class as &lt -- bean&gt -- with annotation -- Annotation with the factory method -- DI with Java configuration -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Dependency Injection with Google Guice -- A brief introduction to the Google Guice framework -- Guice setup -- Dependency injection and JSR-330 -- Example of simple DI -- Basic injection in Guice -- Guice API and Phases -- Start up phase -- Module interface -- The AbstractModule class -- Binder -- Injector -- Guice -- Provider -- Runtime phase -- Guice annotations -- Inject -- ProvidedBy -- ImplementedBy -- @Named -- Binding in Guice -- Linked bindings -- Instance bindings -- Untargeted bindings -- Constructor bindings -- Built-in bindings -- Just-in-time Bindings -- Binding annotations -- Guice injection -- Constructor Injection -- Method injection -- Field injection -- Optional injection -- Static injection -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Scopes -- Introduction to bean scopes in Spring -- Bean definition -- Spring scopes -- Singleton scope -- Prototype scope -- Request scope -- Session scope -- Application scope -- Global session scope -- websocket scope -- How to define a bean scope -- XML metadata configuration -- Using the singleton scope -- Using the prototype scope -- Java configuration using annotations -- Singleton scope with annotation -- Prototype scope with annotation -- Dependency injection and the bean scope -- How to choose a bean scope -- Scopes in Google Guice -- Default scope…”

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