Beyond daily and weekly: Flexible build scheduling options in Bitrise
We've updated our build scheduler! You can now choose between our flexible scheduler for easy setup or use cron syntax for more precise control over your builds.
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Decoding API Keys: Essential Uses and Security Best Practices
Understanding how to manage and protect an API key is crucial for anyone interacting with web services. This article outlines the process of generating and implementing API keys, along with strategies to secure them against potential threats, ensuring the security of your API key.
insightsoftware to Strengthen xP&A and Write-Back Capabilities in Qlik With Fiplana Acquisition
Deal will extend insightsoftware’s operational planning, reporting, and analytics capabilities in the Qlik ecosystem.
Data Science vs. Data Analytics: Key Differences
Organizations increasingly use data to gain a competitive edge. Two key disciplines have emerged at the forefront of this approach: data science and data analytics. While both fields help you extract insights from data, data analytics focuses more on analyzing historical data to guide decisions in the present. In contrast, data science enables you to create data-driven algorithms to forecast future outcomes. These disciplines differ significantly in their methodologies, tools, and outcomes.
Defining Asynchronous Microservice APIs for Fraud Detection | Designing Event-Driven Microservices
In this video, Wade explores the process of decomposing a monolith into a series of microservices. You'll see how Tributary bank extracts a variety of API methods from an existing monolith. Tributary Bank wants to decompose its monolith into a series of microservices. They are going to start with their Fraud Detection service. However, before they can start, they first have to untangle the existing code. They will need to define a clean API that will allow them to move the functionality to an asynchronous, event-driven microservice.
FI Transformation: T. Rowe Price's & State Street's Automation Journeys
Discover how Appian’s process automation platform has transformed technology procurement and legal departments, all aimed at catalyzing transformation within the organization. Our expert panel will delve into the adoption journey and share invaluable best practices for maximizing value across teams.
The Essential Guide to Understanding Every API Type
APIs, or application programming interfaces, allow different software systems to communicate. But different types of APIs exist. Each type serves a different purpose. And each type has its own pros, cons, and use cases. This article breaks down the main API categories—open, partner, internal, and composite. We also discuss the types of APIs based on the protocols they use. At the end of this article, you can confidently choose the right one for your needs.
5 Key Data Governance Principles for Effective Data Management
Digitalization has led to more data collection, integral to many industries from healthcare diagnoses to financial transactions. For instance, hospitals use data governance practices to break siloed data and decrease the risk of misdiagnosis or treatment delays. Therefore, managing data to protect its integrity and security leads to high-quality, reliable data that empowers organizations to make informed decisions.
Log and Event Analytics on Databricks: Overview and Use Cases
Built on the foundation of Apache Spark, Databricks is a unified, open data lakehouse platform that empowers customers to efficiently and cost-effectively process, store, manage, and analyze large volumes of enterprise data.
How to Fix the Array Index Out Of Bounds Exception in Java
The ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException is a runtime exception in Java that occurs when an array is accessed with an illegal index. The index is either negative or greater than or equal to the size of the array. Let’s put that in simpler terms with an analogy. Imagine you have a row of five boxes lined up in front of you. Each box has a number on it. If you want to put a toy in one of these boxes, you have to say which box number you're putting it in. For example, "Put this toy in box number 2.".