Webinar - Utilizzo delle WebApi dell'Orchestrator.pdf

This work is part of the open source testbed setup for Cloud interoperability & portability. Cloud Security Workgroup will further review and generate complete working set as we move along. This is part I of the effort.

SpaceONE is an open-source multi-cloud management platform consisting of microservices including frontend, backend, and plugins. The backend and plugins have a common software framework and use gRPC APIs and python-core libraries. SpaceONE uses a microservices architecture with components like identity, inventory, monitoring, and billing that can scale independently. It also has a plugin mechanism to extend the capabilities of core services like inventory to support multiple cloud providers.

Get to know the latest Rest API's and their Capabilities for Intercloud Fabric Business & Provider Editions. Understand how these API's can be used to integrate ICF into your Business Applications and provide the advantages of a true Hybrid Cloud to your end-users.

At Trendyol, we are running thousands of production-grade Kubernetes clusters to make our customers always happy. The challenge that we have to achieve is to track every component, resource, user, and team in a timeline manner. This is where we have to collect audit events from almost everywhere! Kubernetes audit logs can effectively track the changes made to our clusters. By using Falco, we consume the kernel events and enrich those events with information from Kubernetes. Enabling Kubernetes Audit Logs feature allows us to scan audit events that forwarded from Kubernetes. By using Fluent Bit, we collect logs from different sources such as containers and Falco; furthermore, we extend them with filters, and send them to multiple destinations. By using Loki, we build a highly-available log aggregation system. We create and manage all of our alerting rules for the log data. In this session, we try to combine pieces and introduce a brand new Audit Monitoring System!

The document discusses the Yammer API and authentication process. It provides an overview of the available Yammer APIs, including REST API and SDKs for different platforms. It then describes the OAuth 2.0 authentication flow, which involves registering an app, authorizing with Yammer, and making API requests using an access token. Specific steps are outlined for registering an app, authorizing a user, and obtaining an access token to access protected Yammer resources through the REST API.

This document provides instructions for automating interactions with the Rackspace cloud platform using the Automic Agent. It describes how to generate an authentication token, and save it to a variable for use in subsequent requests. It also outlines how to interact with Rackspace's Cloud Files and Cloud Database services through API calls, including listing and uploading files, listing and backing up databases, and more. Endpoint URLs and examples of request and response formats are given for various Rackspace cloud services.

So, you heard "the Web is Programmable, Internet of Things, Digitalization", but have NO to little programming skills. Nevertheless, this is 2016, and you want to get enough about Web Programming to be part of the some fun and exciting Web challenge, participate in an Hackathon may be …  Well, I am happy we meet. I suggest you take the tour “from ZERO to REST in a hour”: we’ll teach you to forge your own HTTP requests against the Github API. After this tour, you’ll know enough to interact with any RESTful Web APIs. Worth mentionning this presentation is entirely scripted: so give attention to each slide comments. Did you enjoy the tour ? look forward to learn more ? Post your comments below about enhancements, and for any subjects you’d like to see covered. 2. Join the Cisco developers community : https://developer.cisco.com/ 3. Take a free online Coding Lab (REST, Python, Parsing JSON, RAML, Git…) https://learninglabs.cisco.com/labs/tags/Coding 4. Meet DevNet teams at a physical event: conferences, hackathons https://developer.cisco.com/site/devnet/events-contests/events/

Jak nejlépe uchopit komunikaci mezi mobilním zařízením a síťovými službami, jak nastavit spolupráci, pokud server a klient vyvíjí různé, často vzdálené organizace, a proč vůbec psát webové služby, když máme mobilní internet...

This document discusses best practices for developing mobile web services for iPhone applications. It recommends using RESTful APIs with JSON or XML formats over SOAP/XML-RPC due to their simplicity. Proper use of HTTP methods, caching, authentication using OAuth or forms, and error handling are also covered. The document emphasizes that web services should be device-agnostic and public data accessible by any application to be most useful.