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Linkedin Learning – Security Risks In AI And Machine Learning-Categorizing Attacks And Failure Modes

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Linkedin Learning – Security Risks In AI And Machine Learning-Categorizing Attacks And Failure Modes
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From predicting medical outcomes to managing retirement funds, we put a lot of trust in machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) technology, even though we know they are vulnerable to attacks, and that sometimes they can completely fail us. [Read more…]

Linkedin Learning – Security Risks In AI And Machine Learning-Categorizing Attacks And Failure Modes

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Linkedin Learning – Security Risks In AI And Machine Learning-Categorizing Attacks And Failure Modes
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From predicting medical outcomes to managing retirement funds, we put a lot of trust in machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) technology, even though we know they are vulnerable to attacks, and that sometimes they can completely fail us. [Read more…]

Cloud Academy – How to Architect With a Design for Failure Approach

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Cloud Academy – How to Architect With a Design for Failure Approach-STM
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The gold standard for high availability is five 9s, meaning guaranteed uptime 99.999% of the time. That means just five and a half minutes of downtime throughout an entire year. Achieving this kind of reliability requires some advanced knowledge of the many tools AWS provides to build a robust infrastructure. [Read more…]

Cloud Academy – How to Architect With a Design for Failure Approach

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Cloud Academy – How to Architect With a Design for Failure Approach-STM
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Category: Tutorial


The gold standard for high availability is five 9’s meaning guaranteed uptime 99.999% of the time. That means just five and a half minutes of downtime throughout an entire year. Achieving this kind of reliability requires some advanced knowledge of the many tools AWS provides to build a robust infrastructure
In this course, expert Cloud Architect Kevin Felichko will show one of the many possible alternatives for creating a high availability application, designing the whole infrastructure with a Design for Failure. You’ll learn how to use AutoScaling, load balancing, and VPC to run a standard Ruby on Rails application on an EC2 instance, with data stored on an RDS-backed MySQL database, and assets stored on S3. Kevin will also touch on some advanced topics
like using CloudFront for content delivery and how to distribute an application across multiple AWS regions [Read more…]

PluralSight – Learning From FAIlure-JGTiSO

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PluralSight – Learning From FAIlure-JGTiSO
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Incidents will happen there s no doubt about that. The key question is whether you treat them as a learning opportunity to make your operations practice better or just as a loss of time, money, and reputation. In this session dive into one of the most important topics for improving reliability: how to learn from failure. We listen into one of Tailwind Traders post-incident reviews, often called a postmortem, and use that to learn how to shape and run this process to turn a failure into something actionable. After this session, you ll be able to build a key feedback loop in your organization that turns unplanned outages into opportunities [Read more…]

Udemy – 7 Steps How to Live Your Best Life Without Fear of Failure

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Udemy – 7 Steps How to Live Your Best Life Without Fear of Failure-BiFiSO
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You deserve a life filled with excitement, meaning, money, love, and significance.
It’s not easy, but it’s possible.
With your permission, I’d like to share a bit about this unique course and what you are getting.
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O’Reilly – Spotlight on Learning from Failure Fixing HealthCare gov

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When Healthcare.gov officially launched on October 1, 2013, problems with the website were apparent immediately. High demand caused the site to go down within two hours of launch, and only six people were able to actually complete their applications on the first day. These issues were eventually addressed with the help of Nava, a public benefit corporation formed during efforts to help fix HealthCare.gov‘s troubled launch. Ultimately, over 1 million people successfully signed up for healthcare by the end of the open enrollment period. [Read more…]