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Calling Cognitive Services OCR Service from a .NET Application
(David Giard) In a previous article, I showed how to use the Microsoft Cognitive Services Computer Vision API to perform Optical Character Recognition (OCR) on a document containing a picture of text.
Instrumenting ColdFusion And Lucee Code With New Relic’s Java Agent
(Ben Nadel) As I mentioned two weeks ago, I am currently in the process of migrating the explicit instrumentation of my ColdFusion JVMs using Datadog and DogStatsD over to the implicit Agent-based instrumentation of my JVMs using New Relic’s Java Agent.
AWS Lambda with Node.js: A Complete Getting Started Guide
(Samuel James) AWS Lambda is a service that confuses many people. For that reason, you may be wondering just how it works, and how you’d use it to build a highly scalable event-driven application.
Open Source AWS Cloud Development Kit Hits GA with TypeScript Support, C# On Tap
(David Ramel) .NET-centric coders using Visual Studio can now ease their Amazon Web Services (AWS) development with the new Cloud Development Kit (AWS CDK), an open source framework for Infrastructure as Code projects.
No Ping Will Tear Us Apart – Enabling member auto-rejoin in Group Replication
(Ricardo Ferreira) With the release of version 8.0.16 of MySQL, we’ve added some features to the Group Replication (GR) plugin, in order to enhance its high-availability capacities.
RMAN Incremental & Demo Part 1 (Level 0)
(Zahid Anwar) This blog post is part of the “RMAN Back to Basics” series, which can be found here.
Restore Encrypted Backup
(Jagruti Jasleniya) Here we will see how we can password based encrypted backup.
Oracle Transparent Data Encryption and the world of Multitenant Database (Orace 12c)
(Natik Ameen) Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) was introduced in Oracle Database 10g Release 2 as a OUT-OF place mechanism to encrypt data at the storage (media) level.
SQL Server Derived Table Example
(Rick Dobson) A derived table is a subquery nested within a FROM clause. Because of being in a FROM clause, the subquery’s result set can be used similarly to a SQL Server table. The subquery in the FROM clause must have a name. One reason for including a derived table in an outer query is to sim