Month: August 2025

Series Overview This article is Part 2.3 of a multi-part series: “Development of system configuration management.” The complete series:

I constantly have thoughts buzzing in my head, and I need to throw them somewhere or they’ll just fly away. So I thought I’d write a few articles about how our lives are becoming more like the movies and games we grew up with. Let’s get started. Today, let’s talk about security and all the

Editor’s Note: The following is an article written for and published in DZone’s 2025 Trend Report, Data Engineering: Scaling Intelligence With the Modern Data Stack. Data has evolved from a byproduct of business processes to a vital asset for innovation and strategic decision making, and even more so as AI’s capabilities continue to advance and are

The Internet of Things (IoT) comprises smart devices connected to a network, sending and receiving large amounts of data to and from other devices, which generates a substantial amount of data to be processed and analyzed.   Edge computing, a strategy for computing on location where data is collected or used, allows IoT data to

Series Overview This article is Part 2.1 of a multi-part series: “Development of system configuration management.” The complete series:

The overall landscape of app development is continuing with a transformative shift that is driven by various latest technologies, including AI or artificial intelligence, edge computing, and blockchain. These innovations are enhancing the efficiency and functionality of the apps, catering to new layers of security, improving scalability, and enhancing the user experience. The use of

Introduction In the new cloud-native era, it is important to be able to scale and manage applications efficiently. Kubernetes, as a leading container orchestration platform, provides strong features for managing storage through Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs). Mapping Kubernetes to traditional enterprise storage solutions, such as Windows shared folders via the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol,

Introduction In modern industrial automation, security is a primary requirement to keep the regular operation of industrial connected devices without disruption. However, the rise of cyber risks also significantly impacts the industry’s sustainable operation. The evolving cyberattacks can affect the overall industrial systems that control industrial processes and systems. Modern attacks are more targeted and

Relational databases sit at the core of nearly every application stack—powering everything from customer transactions to critical business reporting. Choosing the right database is no small decision: it influences application performance, scalability, maintenance overhead, and ultimately, total cost of ownership. Two of the most popular contenders in the OLTP (Online Transaction Processing) space are Oracle

AI is everywhere now, and cybersecurity is no exception. If you’ve noticed your spam filter getting smarter or your bank flagging sketchy transactions faster, there’s a good chance AI is behind it. But the same tech that helps defend data can also become a liability.  Today, we want to talk about AI data security and