Password expiration is tricky with using Azure AD Connect, but a new tool, Pass Through Authentication, will bridge the gap between cloud and on prem password policies.
In order to capture API calls from arbitrary environments, we had to create middleware for many of the common web API frameworks. Here's what we learned.
Containerizing databases makes a lot of sense—especially for dev and test environments. See how to containerize your Oracle Database with build files provided by Oracle.
You might expect that industrial robots would be evenly distributed across the U.S. or concentrated in states with big high-tech industries — but you'd be wrong.
Blockchain is one of the more promising technologies out there when it comes to cybersecurity. Read on to find you why, and what issues blockchain is facing.
Taking some inspiration from Python's argparse module, Argparse4j is a useful command-line argument parser library to consider when working with Python scripts.
Learn about advanced load testing scenarios with JMeter and XMPP, a communication services protocol which can be used for services like HipChat or Slack.
This article helps database administrators prevent unexpected behavior and crashes by exploring the reasons databases crash, to optimize their performance.
Professor Ken Fogel defines the bean class, a subset of the original JavaBean concept, as a class used to aggregate or collect both primitive data types and other classes for modeling data in a program. He offers up examples and various rules for beans as they pertain to his courses.
Tablesaw is like an open-source Java power tool for data manipulation with hooks for interactive visualization, analytics, and machine learning. Come learn all about it!
These factors described in this article make data scientists self-sufficient, improve the effectiveness of their models, and accelerate the time to insight.
With Entity Framework Core 2.0, we now have the ability to introduce global query filters into our code. Learn about what they are, and how and when to use them.