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The Architecture of Identity Systems

Phil Windley

Summary: The architecture of an identity system has a profound impact on the nature of the relationships it supports. Introductory note: I recently read a paper from Sam Smith, Key Event Receipt Infrastructure , that provided inspiration for a way to think about and classify identity systems. Identity Architectures.

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Insider Threat: A perspective on how to address the increasing risk

CTOvision

However, in June of 2013, a systems administrator at the National Security Agency (NSA) reminded us of the threat that already exists within an organization, behind the protection of its sophisticated, complex perimeter security. We recommend architectures that also enable analysis of streaming data.

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What’s Free At Linux Academy June 2019

Linux Academy

By adding free cloud training to our Community Membership, students have the opportunity to develop their Linux and Cloud skills further. Courses Free in May: Network Routing Protocol Fundamentals – Network routing is the process of enabling computers to transfer data over networks, including the internet.

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All About BIND DNS: Who, How, & Why

Linux Academy

BIND (Berkeley Internet Name Domain) is a software collection of tools including the world’s most widely used DNS (Domain Name System) server software. This feature-full implementation of DNS service and tools aims to be 100% standards-compliant and is; intended to serve as a reference architecture for DNS software.

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Amazon Aurora ascendant: How we designed a cloud-native relational database

All Things Distributed

The core technologies underpinning the major relational database management systems of today were developed in the 1980–1990s. This is not to say that a system administrator necessarily enjoys dealing with relational databases. No one wants a single system failure to have a large impact on their business.

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Amazon Aurora ascendant: How we designed a cloud-native relational database

All Things Distributed

The core technologies underpinning the major relational database management systems of today were developed in the 1980–1990s. This is not to say that a system administrator necessarily enjoys dealing with relational databases. No one wants a single system failure to have a large impact on their business.