Are you aware of this technique for achieving fileless persistence? Find out how it works and how to detect it. ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dBV4ZxMD
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I have added two more videos related to Kyverno to the Kyverno Playlist. One of them for the service name validation (required by Istio to catch the type of traffic). If you use Istio in your environment envoy can understand the type of traffic with the service name definition or key which can be defined inside of the Kubernetes service kind as appProtocol. This cluster policy will check the service name definitions to be correct for the company requirements. Another one is for the service port range validation (definition of the company standards). When someone tries to apply any service with the company requirements (for example HTTP, GRPC, or TCP) each of them has a specific port range with the specific names defined as regex pattern. If the Service port is under or above this predefined, range it will be rejected to be applied to the Kubernetes cluster. https://lnkd.in/ekA-Kd7i https://lnkd.in/eJ3MaAiG
ClusterPolicy to validate service which starts with the defined names must be between port range
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DSA problem move zeros Problem Statement: Given an integer array nums, you need to move all the zeros in the array to the end while maintaining the relative order of the non-zero elements. This problem tests your ability to efficiently manage and modify arrays in-place.
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The video has to learn if anyone wants to research about hash function
SHA: Secure Hashing Algorithm - Computerphile
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Day 75 of the 100-day challenge Topic:- Recursion Problem :- Print 1 to N number and vice versa Note:-These are the basic questions which are very important for us to understand the Recursion(Recurrence Relation)
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Day 111 :- Today ,I tackled a question based on binary tree which is known as top view of a binary tree . Problem statement :- You are given a Binary Tree of 'n' nodes. The Top view of the binary tree is the set of nodes visible when we see the tree from the top. Find the top view of the given binary tree, from left to right.
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I wrote a blog post about a hidden Cypress gem: using cy.get("alias.all") to get all interecepted network calls at once. Read "Get All Intercepted Network Calls In Cypress" at https://lnkd.in/epSAHvbp
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Day 78 of the 100-day challenge Topic:- Recursion Problem statement :- a) Sum of Odd number between a to b
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In this article, Maarten Grootendorst explores how to load your local LLM through several (quantization) standards. "With sharding, quantization, and different saving and compression strategies, it is not easy to know which method is suitable for you."
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Time : O(log(n)) Space : O(1) approach : while performing synthetic division of a input number to get binary , we multiply LSB with 2^31 and reduce from there to MSB, since we need an integer after bit are reversed.
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