Lightning Talk - Redis
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This document discusses Redis, an open source in-memory data structure store that can be used as a database, cache, message broker, and queue. It supports many programming languages and data types like strings, lists, sets, and sorted sets. Redis stores data in memory for high performance but can optionally persist data to disk for durability. It uses master-slave replication to scale and provide redundancy.
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Health Promotion explained ppt.pptx
Health Promotion explained ppt.pptxMohamedIbrahim354734
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This is a seminar on health promotion, hope it will help you understanding the topic
From SBOMs to xBOMs to Transparency - Pavel Shukhman at OWASP Ottawa on 2025-...
From SBOMs to xBOMs to Transparency - Pavel Shukhman at OWASP Ottawa on 2025-...Pavel Shukhman
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Pavel Shukhman's slides from OWASP Ottawa presentation on 2025-03-19. Discusses Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs) and Bills of Materials in general (xBOMs) and infrastructure around them.
YouTube recording - Elevating AI Workflows: Integrating Azure API Management and Azure Functions ...
Elevating AI Workflows: Integrating Azure API Management and Azure Functions ...Callon Campbell
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Explore the seamless integration of Azure API Management and Azure Functions with OpenAI to create intelligent, scalable, and secure applications. This presentation will delve into how API Management can enhance control, security, and monitoring of AI API calls, while Azure Functions provide event-driven processing and efficient handling of data flows. I will demonstrate practical scenarios where this combination optimizes AI-driven solutions, including chatbot development, data processing automation, and more. Attendees will gain insights into best practices for setting up API Management policies, writing Azure Functions, and leveraging OpenAI's powerful AI capabilities. Join me to unlock the full potential of Azure services in your AI projects.
CitrineOS: Bridging the Past and Future of EV Charging with OCPP 1.6 & 2.x Su...
CitrineOS: Bridging the Past and Future of EV Charging with OCPP 1.6 & 2.x Su...DanBrown980551
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Join us for an exclusive webinar showcasing the latest advancements in CitrineOS, the open-source, API-first Charge Station Management System. With expanded support for OCPP 1.6 alongside full OCPP 2.x compatibility, CitrineOS is now more adaptable than everallowing operators to seamlessly manage both legacy and next-generation EV chargers. Discover how our new dynamic UI enhances operational efficiency, providing native EV charging network management with intuitive TimeSeries data views for authorizations, transactions, charging stations, and locations. Learn about technical upgrades, including the addition of GraphQL, improved file storage flexibility, and a refactored core designed to support multiple OCPP protocols. Dont miss this opportunity to see how CitrineOS is redefining charge station management with a future-proof platform that evolves with the industry. Register now to stay ahead in the rapidly changing EV charging landscape! SaaS Product Development Best Practices
SaaS Product Development Best PracticesApptDev
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SaaS product development has transformed the software industry into a dynamic ecosystem where innovation, customer-centric design, and rapid iteration shape market success. This presentation explores best practices that empower organizations to build, launch, and scale high-performing SaaS products in todays competitive digital arena. It begins with an examination of agile methodologies, lean startup principles, and the importance of launching a minimal viable product (MVP) to validate market demand and reduce risk. Through iterative development cycles, teams can continuously refine features based on real user feedback while maintaining flexibility to pivot when necessary.
Strategic planning is emphasized as the cornerstone of sustainable growth. The presentation details how comprehensive market research, rigorous competitor analysis, and a clear product roadmap help align cross-functional teams, from developers and designers to marketing and customer support. Integrated DevOps practices and the adoption of cloud-based architectures further enhance operational efficiency, scalability, and performance. Robust security protocols and compliance measures are also addressed to safeguard data and meet regulatory standards.
A significant portion of the guide is dedicated to leveraging data-driven decision making. Detailed metrics and analytics empower teams to assess user engagement, track product performance, and drive continuous improvements through automation in testing, integration, and deployment. The discussion delves into best practices for managing technical debt, optimizing the development lifecycle, and ensuring that every release adds measurable value. In todays fast-paced market, the ability to adapt quickly is not optional; it is a necessity that is fostered by iterative testing, proactive customer feedback loops, and strategic risk-taking.
Moreover, this presentation outlines advanced techniques for creating intuitive user experiences (UX), ensuring seamless onboarding, and delivering ongoing customer support that builds trust and enhances loyalty. By merging strategic vision with execution excellence, these best practices offer a comprehensive framework for startups and established enterprises alike, guiding them to achieve long-term success and competitive advantage in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
Optimized for both innovation and efficiency, this guide serves as an essential resource for product teams aiming to thrive in the SaaS industry. Whether you are refining an existing product or embarking on a new venture, the practices outlined here will help you navigate challenges, seize opportunities, and drive lasting value for your customers.Data Modelling For Software Engineers (Devoxx GR 2025).pdf
Data Modelling For Software Engineers (Devoxx GR 2025).pdfScott Sosna
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Really, data modeling? Is that even a thing any more?
The days of formal data modeling are definitely years in the rearview mirror, empowered teams define their data as they see fit, implement, and move on. Done. And we'll deal with short-comings down the road when they arise, that's Agile, let's keep moving forward (to data architects' frustration when trying to make sense of it all after the fact).
But "modeling data" extends beyond what is persisted in a database server: API Payloads, messages, configuration files, document metadata, Redis indexes are forms of data we define and work with regularly.
If I've got your attention, join me to discuss data modeling, this time from a software engineering perspective!Unlocking Efficiency with RPA: A Deep Dive into Automation Anywhere Task Bots
Unlocking Efficiency with RPA: A Deep Dive into Automation Anywhere Task BotsExpeed Software
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Explore how Automation Anywheres Task Bots are transforming business processes through intelligent automation. This presentation breaks down what Task Bots are, how they work, and how they can be deployed to automate repetitive, rule-based tasks across industries. Whether you're new to Robotic Process Automation (RPA) or looking to scale your automation strategy, this deck provides clear insights, real-world applications, and best practices for leveraging Task Bots for operational excellence.
Ideal for business leaders, automation specialists, IT professionals, and anyone interested in streamlining workflows and reducing costs with scalable RPA solutions.
SAP Automation with UiPath: Leveraging AI for SAP Automation - Part 8 of 8
SAP Automation with UiPath: Leveraging AI for SAP Automation - Part 8 of 8DianaGray10
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Connect directly with the TSP team for live demonstrations and practical exercises on SAP GUI, Fiori, SuccessFactors, and more. You'll also receive exclusive SAP access to practice automation on your own machine. Bring your laptop if you want to do the exercises. Dont miss this great opportunity to kickstart your SAP automation journey!
Meet, Greet, and Explore Agentic AI with UiPath Scotland
Meet, Greet, and Explore Agentic AI with UiPath ScotlandUiPathCommunity
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After a long break, we're excited to reconnect and reignite our community. Join us for this engaging 'Meet & Greet' event, where you'll have the opportunity to connect with fellow RPA enthusiasts, industry professionals, and AI innovators.
In this introductory session, we'll delve into the fascinating world of agentic AI, exploring how AI-powered agents are revolutionizing automation by bringing intelligence, autonomy, and decision-making capabilities to RPA workflows.
What to expect:
Networking opportunities with the UiPath Community in Scotland
A clear and engaging introduction to agentic AI
Interactive Q&A session to clarify your questions and ideas
Whether you're an experienced developer, a business leader, or completely new to automation, come along to learn, share, and connect.
Let's innovate together with UiPath Community Scotland!
Speaker/Chapter Leader:
Gunashekhar Kotla, UiPath MVP, AI Automation Consultant @EY
This session streamed live on April 10, 2025, 14:00 GMT.
Check out all our upcoming UiPath Community sessions at:
https://community.uipath.com/events/#...
Join UiPath Community Scotland chapter:
https://community.uipath.com/scotland...Build With AI X GDG Harare Beginners .pdf
Build With AI X GDG Harare Beginners .pdfGoogle Developer Group - Harare
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This slide is from a Build with AI beginner workshop that was hosted by Google Developer Groups Harare. It takes you through a step by step approach to creating a multiple speaker podcast using Google Cloud and the Gemini API. . It also details how the Gemma models can be used to build different applications and solutions.Cloudflares Game-Changing Move The First Remote MCP Server for AI Agent Deve...
Cloudflares Game-Changing Move The First Remote MCP Server for AI Agent Deve...davidandersonofficia
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Lightning Talk - Redis
- 1. N O S Q L N E T W O R K E D I N - M E M O R Y K E Y - V A L U E D A T A S T O R E O P T I O N A L D U R A B I L I T Y Redis
- 2. R辿dis ?
- 3. Redis Many languages have Redis bindings: Clojure C# JavaScript Java Lua Scala Python Ruby Haskell
- 4. Redis Data models (Dictionary) Strings Lists of Strings Sets of Strings Sorted sets of Strings
- 5. Redis Persistence Tipically whole dataset in memory Some data in disk (deprecated / 2.4 version or less) Asynchronously transferred from memory to disk
- 6. Redis Replication Supports master-slave replication A slave may be a master to another slave Redis implement a single-rooted replication tree
- 7. Redis When no durability needed Perform extremely high No notable speed difference between write and read operations Redis operates as a single process and single threaded Redis instance cannot utilize parallel execution of tasks