Setting Up NVIDIA GPU for TensorFlow on WSL2: A quick Guide
Setting Up NVIDIA GPU for TensorFlow on WSL2: A quick Guide
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Using AI/ML to build a Fraud Detection Model
Fraud detection involves finding patterns in data. In this blog post we will build an AI/ML model for fraud detection
Demystifying AI: A Gentle Introductory Guide for Tech Enthusiasts
Learn the fundamentals of AI and data science in this non-technical guide. Discover subfields like machine learning and robotics, and explore how to use AI for problem-solving.
Zero Trust Architecture - An executive guide
ZTA operates on a fundamental principle - never trust, always verify. Lets understand what it is and how to implement it
API architecture showdown - Rest vs graphQL vs gRPC
Three technologies stand out as primary choices for developing API’s REST, GraphQL, and gRPC. Understanding what they bring to the table and making sure it aligns with your API design goals is key in developing successful API’s
gRPC and .NET: Crafting Cutting-Edge APIs
Dive into gRPC with this tutorial – understand Protocol Buffers, define services, and implement a gRPC server in .NET for fast, efficient communication.
Mastering REST: The Role of HATEOAS in API Design
HATEOAS is a key aspect of building Restful web services. It is a key aspect of REST principles
Platform Revolution: How Platform Engineering is Reshaping Software Development
Platform engineering is an emerging discipline that transcends traditional IT roles by bridging software development (Dev), operations (Ops), security (sec), and quality assurance (QA) into a coherent, streamlined workflow
Kpack - Streamlining Container Builds in Kubernetes
Source Code If you wish to follow along with the code used in this post, you can find it on GitHub here . Kpack - Kubernetes native Buildpacks Kpack is a Kubernetes-native build service that utilizes Cloud Native Buildpacks to transform application source code into OCI compliant container images. Kpack extends Kubernetes by creating new custom resources that implement CNB concepts for image configuration, builders, buildpacks and others. These CRDs allow users to define and manage Kpack resources using the kubernetes native declarative api. It fits seamlessly into the Kubernetes ecosystem, making it easier to integrate with existing Kubernetes-based workflows and tools. ...
Supply chain Levels for Software Artifacts - SLSA
SLSA (Supply chain Levels for Software Artifacts) is a security framework designed to ensure the integrity and security of the software supply chain. It is a set of guidelines and best practices that aim to prevent tampering, improve integrity, and secure packages and infrastructure in software development and deployment.