(Paul Namuag) One of the key factors of a performant MySQL database server is having good memory allocation and utilization, especially when running it in a production environment.
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How to Create a Radial Basis Function Network Using C#
(James McCaffrey) A radial basis function (RBF) network is a software system that is similar to a single hidden layer neural network. In this article I explain how to design an RBF network and describe how an RBF network computes its output.
Email Confirmation with ASP.NET Core Identity
(Marinko Spasojevic) Email Confirmation is quite an important part of the user registration process. It allows us to verify the registered user is indeed an owner of the provided email. But why is this important?
Azure DevOps Services Status Check
(Abhijit Jana) Azure DevOps Services Status Page can instantly check and update you on the health of your Azure DevOps Services.
Using RESTful APIs and Microservices to Work With Db2
(Peter Kohlmann) In this article, see an in-depth tutorial on how to use RESTful APIs and microservices to work with Db2.
REST / HTTP methods: POST vs. PUT vs. PATCH
(Michael Scharhag) Each HTTP request consists of a method (sometimes called verb) that indicates the action to be performed on the identified resource.
Simplify RMAN Restore With Meaningful Tag
(mdinh) Here is a simple demo for how to restore RMAN backup in case of failed migration using RMAN tag.
Friendly URLs in APEX 20.1
(Scott Wesley) We can finally add ‘native’ to the list of choices when it comes to ‘prettified’ URLs, as Oracle APEX 20.1 honours the statement of direction with a simple checkbox in application properties.
Developing Applications with CockroachDB… end-to-end example with SpringBoot, Java, Hibernate, Gradle
(Glenn Fawcett) Application development frameworks like SpringBoot have done a good job a giving developers a quick start to developing applications with Java. Layering object-relational mapping to SQL to remove proprietary syntax has further simplified the development of database applications.
Window Shopping the Query Store with XEvents
(Jason Brimhall) The weather is starting to warm and Spring is upon us. It feels like a great time to take a stroll outside in the warming sun and maybe do a little window shopping on our way to the March (2020) blog party called TSQLTuesday.