Tabla de Contenidos: “…Using Input Parameters -- Using Output Parameters -- Returning Procedure Status -- Debugging Stored Procedures Using SQL Server Management Studio -- Using System Stored Procedures -- Startup Procedures -- Summary -- 29 Creating and Managing User-Defined Functions -- What's New in SQL Server 2008 -- Why Use User-Defined Functions? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- Security first -- Theme hook suggestions -- Debugging template file selection and hook suggestions -- The Twig logic and operators -- See also -- Using the Breakpoint module -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Caveat for providing breakpoints from themes -- Accessing breakpoints programmatically -- Multipliers -- See also -- Using the Responsive Image module -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Performance first delivery -- Removing picturefill polyfill -- See also -- Chapter 6: Creating Forms with the Form API -- Introduction -- Creating a form -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Form element definitions -- The form state -- The form cache -- See also -- Using new HTML5 elements -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Specific element properties -- Creating new elements -- See also -- Validating form data -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Multiple validation handlers -- Accessing multidimensional array values -- Element validation methods -- Processing submitted form data -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Multiple submit handlers -- See also -- Altering other forms -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Chapter 6: Creating a RESTful API Using Laravel - Part 2 -- Dealing with request validation and error messages -- HTTP status code -- Implementing the Controllers validation -- Adding custom error handling -- Checking API URLs with the Swagger UI -- Get all records -- Get record by ID -- Checking API response errors -- Token-based authentication -- Installing tymon-jwt-auth -- Updating the User model -- Setting up the auth guard -- Creating the authController -- Creating user routes -- Protecting API routes -- Creating and logging in a User -- Dealing with Laravel resources -- Creating BikesResource -- Creating BuildersResource -- Creating ItemsResource -- Creating ratingResource -- Adding resources to controllers -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Progressive Web Applications with the Angular CLI -- Starting a web application with the Angular CLI -- Preparing the baseline code -- Scaffolding a web application with the Angular CLI -- Creating the directory structure -- Building the baseline for a PWA -- Adding PWA features using ng add -- Understanding the key files in PWA -- PWA in action -- Running the application in production mode -- Angular service - workers in action -- Debugging a progressive web application -- Creating boilerplate Angular components -- Creating the home module and component -- Creating the bikes module and component -- Creating the builders module and component -- Preparing Auth routes - login, register, and logout components -- Creating a layout component -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Dealing with the Angular Router and Components -- Preparing the baseline code -- Adding components to our application -- Dealing with Angular routes -- Creating authentication routes -- Creating home routing -- Configuring child routes for details pages -- Adding builders child routes -- Adding bikers child routes -- Refactoring app.component.html…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Designing a persona -- Chapter 8 Designing Features from a DevOps Perspective -- Constructing Your Design -- Designing for DevOps -- Designing software for change -- Improving software constantly -- Documenting your software -- Architecting Code for the Six Capabilities of DevOps -- Maintainability -- Scalability -- Security -- Usability -- Reliability -- Flexibility -- Documenting Design Decisions -- Avoiding Architecture Pitfalls -- Chapter 9 Developing Code -- Communicating about Code -- Engineering for Error -- Writing Maintainable Code -- Testing code -- Debugging code -- Logging code -- Writing immutable code -- Creating readable code -- Programming Patterns -- Object-oriented programming -- Functional programming -- Choosing a Language -- Avoiding Anti-Patterns -- DevOpsing Development -- Writing clean code -- Understanding the business -- Listening to others -- Focusing on the right things -- Getting comfortable with being uncomfortable -- Establishing Good Practices -- Organizing your source code -- Writing tests -- Documenting features…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Using the Expression Blend Binding Dialog -- Debugging Data Bindings -- Checking the Output Tab -- Creating a Test Converter -- Grouping, Filtering, and Sorting Data -- Working with the CollectionViewSource -- Using a PagedCollectionView -- Binding Directly to the Source -- Summary -- 7 Understanding the Model-View-ViewModel Pattern -- About Design Patterns -- Separating the Concerns -- Why Is Separation Good? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Administering Database Servers -- Registering Servers -- Connecting to a Server -- Creating a New Server Group -- Managing Multiple Servers -- Starting and Stopping Servers -- Managing Databases Using Object Explorer -- Creating Databases Without Using Transact-SQL -- Modifying Databases Without Using Transact-SQL -- Managing Tables Without Using Transact-SQL -- Authoring Activities Using SQL Server Management Studio -- Query Editor -- Solution Explorer -- SQL Server Debugging -- Summary -- Exercises -- Part II: Transact-SQL Language -- Chapter 4: SQL Components -- SQL's Basic Objects -- Literal Values -- Delimiters -- Comments -- Identifiers -- Reserved Keywords -- Data Types -- Numeric Data Types -- Character Data Types -- Temporal Data Types -- Miscellaneous Data Types -- Binary and BIT Data Types -- Large Object Data Types -- UNIQUEIDENTIFIER Data Type -- SQL_VARIANT Data Type -- HIERARCHYID Data Type -- TIMESTAMP Data Type -- Storage Options -- FILESTREAM Storage -- Sparse Columns -- Transact-SQL Functions -- Aggregate Functions -- Scalar Functions -- Numeric Functions -- Date Functions -- System Functions -- Metadata Functions -- Scalar Operators -- Global Variables -- NULL Values -- Summary -- Exercises -- Chapter 5: Data Definition Language -- Creating Database Objects -- Creation of a Database -- Attaching and Detaching Databases -- CREATE TABLE: A Basic Form -- CREATE TABLE and Declarative Integrity Constraints -- The UNIQUE Clause -- The PRIMARY KEY Clause -- The CHECK Clause -- The FOREIGN KEY Clause -- Referential Integrity -- Possible Problems with Referential Integrity -- The ON DELETE and ON UPDATE Options -- Creating Other Database Objects -- Integrity Constraints and Domains -- Alias Data Types -- CLR Data Types -- Modifying Database Objects -- Altering a Database -- Modifying File or Filegroup Properties -- Setting Database Options…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Data privacy and protection -- Understanding data privacy requirements -- Implementing data privacy controls -- Summary -- 6 -- Chapter 6: Maximizing Value and Minimizing Cost in Multi-Cloud -- The shift-left cost for development in multi-cloud -- FinOps practices for cloud-native apps in multi-cloud -- Implementing shift-left cost management and FinOps practices -- Shifting costs left - prevention is key -- FinOps - collaboration is the secret sauce -- The rewards of a cost-conscious mindset -- Optimizing cloud resources and minimizing waste -- Selecting the right cloud provider based on cost and performance -- Evaluating cloud providers - cost factors and performance metrics -- Performance and reliability metrics -- Data management cost strategies -- Governance and cost control -- Cloud provider comparison case studies -- Case study 1 - eCommerce giant slashes costs by 50% with a multi-cloud microservices approach -- Case study 2 - social media app optimizes costs by 30% with containers and automation -- Summary -- 7 -- Chapter 7: Troubleshooting Multi-Cloud Applications -- Challenges of troubleshooting cloud-native applications -- Tips for troubleshooting cloud-native applications -- Use a centralized monitoring tool -- Choosing a centralized monitoring tool for your needs -- Use a cloud-native logging tool -- Use a cloud-native debugging tool -- Use a cloud-native observability platform -- Use a service mesh -- Choosing the right service mesh for your needs -- Use a cloud-native configuration management tool -- Establishing an effective troubleshooting process for cloud-native applications -- Step 1 - Detecting the issue -- Step 2 - Isolate the problem -- Step 3 - Analyze and diagnose -- Step 4 - Create, test, and deploy the solution -- Step 5 - Learn from the experience and document -- Step 6 - Continuous improvement -- Case studies…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- n-gram models -- Hidden Markov models (HMMs) -- Recurrent neural networks (RNNs) -- How LLMs stand out -- Motivations for developing and using LLMs -- Improved performance -- Broad generalization -- Few-shot learning -- Understanding complex contexts -- Multilingual capabilities -- Human-like text generation -- Challenges in developing LLMs -- Amounts of data -- Computational resources -- Risk of bias -- Model robustness -- Interpretability and debugging -- Environmental impact -- Different types of LLMs -- Transformer models -- Example designs of state-of-the-art LLMs -- GPT-3.5 and ChatGPT -- LM pretraining -- Training the reward model -- How to fine-tune the model using reinforcement learning -- GPT-4 -- LLaMA -- PaLM -- Open-source tools for RLHF -- Summary -- References -- Chapter 8: Accessing the Power of Large Language Models: Advanced Setup and Integration with RAG -- Technical requirements -- Setting up an LLM application - API-based closed source models -- Choosing a remote LLM provider -- Prompt engineering and priming GPT -- Experimenting with OpenAI's GPT model -- Setting up an LLM application - local open source models -- About the different aspects that distinguish between open source and closed source -- Hugging Face's hub of models -- Employing LLMs from Hugging Face via Python -- Exploring advanced system design - RAG and LangChain -- LangChain's design concepts -- Data sources…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Drafting documentation with GitHub Copilot Chat -- Generating test stubs with GitHub Copilot Chat -- Understanding the limits of GitHub Copilot -- Data privacy and GitHub Copilot -- Concerns around GitHub Copilot and public code -- Case study: Cloudy Skies Airline -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 12: Code Analysis in Visual Studio -- Technical requirements -- Calculating code metrics in Visual Studio -- Performing code analysis in Visual Studio -- Analyzing your solution using the default ruleset -- Configuring code analysis rulesets -- Responding to code analysis rules -- Treating warnings as errors -- Exploring advanced code analysis tools -- Tracking code metrics with SonarCloud and SonarQube -- In-depth .NET analysis with NDepend -- Case study - Cloudy Skies Airline -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 13: Creating a Roslyn Analyzer -- Technical requirements -- Understanding Roslyn Analyzers -- Installing the extension development workload and DGML editor -- Introducing Syntax Visualizer -- Creating a Roslyn Analyzer -- Adding the analyzer project to our solution -- Defining a code analysis rule -- Analyzing symbols with our Roslyn Analyzer -- Tips for writing Roslyn Analyzers -- Testing Roslyn Analyzers with RoslynTestKit -- Adding a Roslyn Analyzer test project -- Creating AnalyzerTestFixture -- Verifying that our Roslyn Analyzer doesn't flag good code -- Verifying that our Roslyn Analyzer flags bad code -- Debugging Roslyn Analyzers -- Sharing analyzers as Visual Studio extensions -- Creating a Visual Studio extension (VSIX) for your Roslyn Analyzer -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 14: Refactoring Code with Roslyn Analyzers -- Technical requirements -- Case study - Cloudy Skies Airlines -- Building a Roslyn Analyzer code fix -- Creating a CodeFixProvider -- Registering a code fix…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Use cases for computed fields -- Best practices for computed fields -- Custom links -- Managing and applying custom links -- Use cases for custom links -- Best practices for custom links -- Export templates -- Default export templates -- Use cases for export templates -- Managing and applying export templates -- Best practices for export templates -- Config contexts -- Exploring the config context hierarchy -- Managing and applying config contexts -- Use cases for config contexts -- Config context schemas -- Git as a data source -- Managing and applying Git data sources -- Use cases for data sources -- Best practices for data sources -- Relationships -- Use cases for relationships -- Managing and applying relationships -- Creating a relationship -- Dynamic groups -- Use cases for dynamic groups -- Managing and applying dynamic groups -- Best practices for dynamic groups -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Managing and Administering Nautobot -- Administration with the Admin UI -- User, group, and permissions management -- Groups -- Users -- Permissions enforcement -- Exploring Nautobot's settings -- Understanding setting precedence -- Setting banner and support messages -- Adding your company's logos and branding -- Customizing pagination -- Preferred primary IP version -- Handling logs -- Customizing sanitizer patterns -- Common settings -- Advanced settings -- Setting up and using NAPALM integration -- Exploring nautobot-server CLI commands -- Creating a superuser account -- Exporting and importing data -- Cleaning up old scheduled jobs -- Retracing corrupted/missing cable paths -- Getting help -- Exploring the Nautobot Shell -- Working with objects -- Monitoring Nautobot metrics -- Upgrading Nautobot -- Troubleshooting Nautobot -- Performing a health check -- Troubleshooting the configuration -- Debugging Nautobot -- Summary…”

“…Writing for both XPages newcomers and experts, they cover the entire project lifecycle, including problem debugging, performance optimization, and application scalability. …”

“…Finally, you'll explore how to use Amazon SageMaker Debugger to analyze, detect, and highlight problems to understand the current model state and improve model accuracy. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…20.4.3 Figuras cerradas -- 20.5 RELLENANDO FIGURAS -- 20.5.1 Rellenos de color -- 20.5.2 Rellenos con gradientes -- 20.5.3 Rellenos con imágenes -- 20.6 TEXTO -- 20.6.1 El texto más simple -- 20.6.2 Algunas mejoras -- 20.6.3 Colocando el texto -- 20.7 ANIMACIONES -- 20.7.1 Una animación simple -- 20.7.2 Técnicas profesionales -- 20.7.3 Escalados -- 20.7.4 Eliminación de objetos -- 20.7.5 Grabar la película -- 20.7.6 Interpolaciones de forma -- 20.8 IMÁGENES -- 20.9 ACCIONES -- 20.10 BOTONES -- 20.11 TEXTO DINÁMICO -- 20.12 CONSIDERACIONES FINALES -- 21 DEPURANDO NUESTRO TRABAJO -- 21.1 EL SERVIDOR WAMP -- 21.1.1 La instalación de WampServer -- 21.1.2 Configurando WampServer -- 21.1.3 Probando WampServer -- 21.2 EL ZEND DEBUGGER -- 21.3 ECLIPSE + PDT -- 21.4 DEPURANDO PHP -- APÉNDICE A -- A.1 LAS EXTENSIONES -- A.2 LAS DIRECTIVAS -- APÉNDICE B -- APÉNDICE C -- APÉNDICE D -- APÉNDICE E -- APÉNDICE F -- APÉNDICE G -- ÍNDICE ALFABÉTICO…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Technical impact of major design changes -- 5.1 VisiBroker to IBM ORB change -- 5.1.1 IBM ORB setup -- 5.1.2 Using Server Access Interface with the IBM ORB -- 5.1.3 WebSphere MQ triggering replacing Object Activation Daemon -- 5.1.4 Setting up WebSphere MQ triggering -- 5.2 Tooling changes to WebSphere InterChange Server -- 5.2.1 WebSphere InterChange Server development model -- 5.2.2 Configuration files updated to XML -- 5.2.3 Eclipse platform -- 5.2.4 System Manager -- 5.2.5 System Monitor -- 5.2.6 Business Object Probes -- 5.2.7 Web-based flow and failed-flow management -- 5.2.8 Integrated Test Environment -- 5.2.9 Collaboration debugger -- 5.2.10 Activity Editor -- Chapter 6. Installation of WebSphere InterChange Server 4.3 -- 6.1 Overview -- 6.2 Pre-installation considerations -- 6.2.1 Hard disks and file systems -- 6.2.2 Installation packages -- 6.2.3 Cannot be installed in the same location as old versions -- 6.3 Installation on Windows -- 6.4 Installation on UNIX (AIX) -- Chapter 7. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Chapter 15: Animations and Transitions with CoordinatorLayout and MotionLayout -- Introduction -- Activity Transitions -- Adding Activity Transitions through XML -- Adding Activity Transitions through Code -- Starting an Activity with an Activity Transition -- Exercise 15.01: Creating Activity Transitions in an App -- Adding a Shared Element Transition -- Starting an Activity with the Shared Element Transition -- Exercise 15.02: Creating the Shared Element Transition -- Animations with CoordinatorLayout -- Animations with MotionLayout -- Adding MotionLayout -- Creating Animations with MotionLayout -- Exercise 15.03: Adding Animations with MotionLayout -- The Motion Editor -- Debugging MotionLayout -- Modifying the MotionLayout Path -- Exercise 15.04: Modifying the Animation Path with Keyframes -- Activity 15.01: Password Generator -- Summary -- Chapter 16: Launching Your App on Google Play -- Introduction -- Preparing Your Apps for Release -- Versioning Apps -- Creating a Keystore -- Exercise 16.01: Creating a Keystore in Android Studio -- Storing the Keystore and Passwords -- Signing Your Apps for Release -- Exercise 16.02: Creating a Signed APK -- Android App Bundle -- Exercise 16.03: Creating a Signed App Bundle -- App Signing by Google Play -- Creating a Developer Account -- Uploading an App to Google Play -- Creating a Store Listing -- App Details -- Graphic Assets -- Preparing the Release -- APK/App Bundle -- Rolling Out a Release -- Managing App Releases -- Release Tracks -- Feedback Channel and Opt-in Link -- Internal Testing -- Closed Testing -- Open Testing -- Staged Rollouts -- Managed Publishing -- Activity 16.01: Publishing an App -- Summary -- Index…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Multiple-Choice Questions -- References -- Chapter 11: Splunk's Advanced .conf File and Diag -- Understanding Splunk .conf files -- props.conf -- indexes.conf -- transforms.conf -- inputs.conf -- outputs.conf -- deploymentclient.conf -- Setting Fine-Tuning Input -- Custom Source Types Using Splunk Web -- Custom Source Types Using props.conf -- Anonymizing the Data -- props.conf to Anonymize Data with a sed Script -- Syntax to Anonymize Data with a sed Script -- props.conf and transforms.conf to Anonymize Data with Regular Expressions -- Understanding Merging Logic in Splunk -- Configuration File Precedence -- Splunk Determine Precedence Order -- Splunk .conf Files Location -- Configuration Merging Logic -- Example 1: Configuration Merging (No Conflict) -- Example 2: Configuration Merging (Conflict) -- Example 3: Configuration Merging (Conflict) -- Debugging Configuration Files -- Example: Btool for Troubleshooting a Configuration File -- Creating a Diag -- Creating a Diag in Splunk -- Summary -- Multiple-Choice Questions -- Reference -- Chapter 12: Splunk Admin Exam Set -- Questions -- Summary -- Part III: Advanced Splunk -- Chapter 13: Infrastructure Planning with Indexer and Search Head Clustering -- Capacity Planning for Splunk Enterprise -- Dimensions of a Splunk Enterprise Deployment -- Incoming Data Affects Splunk Enterprise Performance -- Indexed Data Affects Splunk Enterprise Performance -- Concurrent Users Affects Splunk Enterprise Performance -- Saved Searches on Splunk Enterprise Performance -- Disk Storage for Splunk Enterprise -- Configuring a Search Peer -- Configuring a Search Peer from Splunk Web -- Configure Splunk Search Peer from the .conf File -- Configure Search Peer from Splunk CLI -- Configure a Search Head -- Configuring a Search Head Using Splunk Web -- Configure Splunk Search Head Using .conf file…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Installing UWP support in Visual Studio -- UWP build -- Setting up for Android devices -- Installing the Java Development Kit (JDK) -- Installing Android SDK -- Via Command Line Tools -- About your Android SDK root path location -- Installing USB device debugging and connection -- Configuring the Unity External Tools -- Configuring Unity Player Settings for Android -- Building for GearVR and Oculus Go -- Building for Google VR -- Google Daydream -- Google Cardboard -- Google VR Play Mode -- Setting up for iOS devices -- Have an Apple ID -- Install Xcode -- Configuring the Unity Player Settings for iOS -- Build And Run -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Gaze-Based Control -- Ethan, the walker -- Artificially intelligent Ethan -- The NavMesh bakery -- A random walker in the town -- The RandomPosition script -- Zombie-ize" Ethan! …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Chapter 11: First-Class Functions: Part 2 -- One Code Smell and Two Refactorings -- Refactoring Copy-On-Write -- Refactoring Copy-On-Write for Arrays -- Returning Functions from Functions -- Chapter 12: Functional Iteration -- One Code Smell and Two Refactorings -- MegaMart is Creating a Communications Team -- Deriving map() from Examples -- Functional Tool: map() -- Three Ways to Pass a Function -- Example: Email Addresses of All Customers -- Deriving filter() from Examples -- Functional Tool: filter() -- Example: Customers with Zero Purchases -- Deriving reduce() from Examples -- Functional Tool: reduce() -- Example: Concatenating Strings -- Things You Can Do With reduce() -- Three Functional Tools Compared -- Chapter 13: Chaining Functional Tools -- The Customer Communications Team Continues -- Clarifying Chains, Method 1: Name the Steps -- Clarifying Chains, Method 2: Naming the Callbacks -- Clarifying Chains: Two Methods Compared -- Example: Emails of Customers Who Have Made One Purchase -- Refactoring Existing for Loops to Functional Tools -- Tip 1: Make Data -- Tip 2: Operate on Whole Array at Once -- Tip 3: Take Many Small Steps -- Tip 3: Take Many Small Steps -- Comparing Functional to Imperative Code -- Summary of Chaining Tips -- Debugging Tips for Chaining -- Many Other Functional Tools -- reduce() for Building Values -- Getting Creative with Data Representation -- Line Up Those Dots -- Chapter 14: Functional Tools for Nested Data…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Seeing What's New in Windows Server 2019 -- Deciding Which Windows Server 2019 Edition Is Right for You -- Essentials -- Standard -- Datacenter -- Walking the Walk: Windows Server 2019 User Experiences -- Desktop Experience -- Server Core -- Nano -- Seeing What Server Manager Has to Offer -- Windows Admin Center: Your New Best Friend -- Chapter 2 Using Boot Diagnostics -- Accessing Boot Diagnostics -- From the DVD -- From the boot menu -- Using a Special Boot Mode -- Safe Mode -- Enable Boot Logging -- Enable Low-Resolution Video -- Last Known Good Configuration -- Directory Services Restore Mode -- Debugging Mode -- Disable Automatic Restart on System Failure -- Disable Driver Signature Enforcement -- Disable Early Launch Anti-Malware Driver -- Performing a Memory Test -- Using the Command Prompt -- Working with Third-Party Boot Utilities -- Chapter 3 Performing the Basic Installation -- Making Sure You Have What It Takes -- Central processing unit -- Random access memory -- Storage -- Network adapter -- DVD drive -- UEFI-based firmware -- Trusted Platform Module -- Monitor -- Keyboard and mouse -- Performing a Clean Install -- Upgrading Windows -- Performing a Network Install with Windows Deployment Services -- Chapter 4 Performing Initial Configuration Tasks -- Understanding Default Settings -- Getting an Overview of the Configuration Process -- Providing Computer Information -- Windows Server 2019 with Desktop Experience -- Windows Server 2019 Core -- Updating Windows Server 2019.…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Microsoft Power Automate versus Azure Logic Apps -- Azure Functions versus Azure Logic Apps -- Understanding triggers, events, and actions -- Working with Azure Functions -- Creating an Azure Function -- Creating the Function App -- Defining the Function -- Creating the Function -- Testing -- Configuring Function App settings -- Building Workflows with Azure Logic Apps -- Creating an Azure Logic App -- Deploying the resource in the Azure portal -- Defining the workflow -- Testing the trigger and action -- Chapter 9 Managing Databases in Microsoft Azure -- Revisiting the IaaS versus PaaS Question -- Controlling the environment -- Running any version of any database -- Using preinstalled VMs from Azure Marketplace -- Comparing Relational and Nonrelational Databases in Azure -- SQL Database -- SQL Database for MySQL Servers -- Azure Database for MariaDB Servers -- Azure Database for PostgreSQL Servers -- Implementing Azure SQL Database -- Understanding service tiers -- DTU-based service tier -- vCore service tier -- Elastic pool model -- Deploying an SQL Database and an SQL Database virtual server -- Configuring the database -- Firewall -- Connection strings -- Georeplication -- Configure -- Inspecting the virtual server -- Connecting to the database -- Implementing Azure Cosmos DB -- Understanding Cosmos DB -- Multimodel -- Turnkey global distribution -- Multiple consistency levels -- Creating a Cosmos DB account -- Running and debugging a sample Cosmos DB application -- Interacting with Cosmos DB -- Chapter 10 Using Data Analytics and Machine Learning in Azure -- Dipping into Data Analytics -- Azure Synapse Analytics -- Azure HDInsight -- Azure Databricks -- IoT in a Nutshell -- Azure IoT Hub -- Azure IoT Central -- Azure Sphere -- Accessing Azure Machine Learning and Cognitive Solutions -- Azure Machine Learning -- Azure Cognitive Services…”