From Learn Docker in a Month of Lunches by Elton Stoneman
Logging is usually the most boring part of learning a new technology, but it’s not the case with Docker. The basic principle is simple: you need to make sure your application logs are written to the standard output stream, because this is where Docker looks for them. This can be achieved in a couple of ways, which we’ll cover in this article, and then the fun begins.
From The Art of Network Penetration Testing by Royce Davis
This article delves into how attackers discover and exploit patching vulnerabilities.
From Azure Data Engineering by Richard Nuckolls
This article discusses using Azure Data Lake Analytics (ADLA) for batch queries.
From Serverless Machine Learning in Action by Carl Osipov
From AI as a Service by Peter Elger and Eóin Shanaghy
This article discusses gathering data for real-world AI projects and platforms.
| From AI as a Service by Peter Elger and Eóin Shanaghy
This article discusses how to add AI to existing platforms. |
From AWS CloudFormation in Action by Chuck Gehman
From Microservices Security in Action by Prabath Siriwardena
This article explores the OWASP API top-ten list of API security vulnerabilities.
From Learn Kubernetes in a Month of Lunches by Elton Stoneman
