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How Zero Trust is supposed to look

CIO

Zero trust has quickly cemented itself as the go-to solution to the problems of these perimeter-based architectures. Zero trust is an architecture ; it is neither an extra lever for the status quo nor a mere figment of a hopeful or naive imagination. Read on to see the four key areas protected by a complete zero trust architecture.

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Xpirit Innovation Day in Antwerp: March 2022

Xebia

Underlying technology of Chaos Studio for Azure Kubernetes Service is the opens source platform Chaos Mesh We started with deploying a microservice application on to AKS. IoT Demo – Bas, Kees, Sander, Tijmen, Matthijs, Olena, Arjan With a large group of people we were able to attack the full chain of an Azure IoT Hub based solution.

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Innovative Technology for an Advanced Security Ecosystem: Challenges and Solutions

Perficient

At the center of digital transformation, we face the exciting challenge of creating an ecosystem driven by high-performance, interconnected microservices developed in diverse languages such as Java, C#, JavaScript, and Python. At Perficient we extract the best of each language to shape an agile and efficient ecosystem.

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Review of Industrial IoT Solutions – Part I

Perficient

The basic flow of data can be summarize like so: Events are emitted by IoT devices over OPC-UA or MQTT to a local broker. Industrial IoT (IIoT) solution overview diagram. The second, more modern option is MQTT, now available on most IoT devices and certain industrial equipments. Azure IoT Edge – Source: Azure.

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Event-Driven Architecture and Pub/Sub Pattern Explained

Altexsoft

These days, it’s getting more common for application designs to be built on an event-driven architecture. In this article, we’re going to talk about event-driven architecture (EDA) and its most commonly used messaging pattern, publish/subscribe (pub/sub). Understanding event-driven architecture and pub/sub.

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Unlocking the Power of AI with a Real-Time Data Strategy

CIO

Titanium Intelligent Solutions, a global SaaS IoT organization, even saved one customer over 15% in energy costs across 50 distribution centers , thanks in large part to AI. Cloud-native apps, microservices and mobile apps drive revenue with their real-time customer interactions. That’s not to say it’ll be easy.

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Serverless NiFi Flows with DataFlow Functions: The Next Step in the DataFlow Service Evolution

Cloudera

New use cases: event-driven, batch, and microservices. These use cases range from event-driven object store processing, microservices that power serverless web applications, to IoT data processing, asynchronous API gateway request processing, batch file processing, and job automation with cron/timer scheduling.