Khryusha! But thank you very
Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2025 6:25 am
— Well, that's when the miracles started happening, and I realized it was a scam. They asked me to make a test payment to confirm that it was me and asked me to clarify the card's CVC code or login and password for the Internet bank. Well, that's when I finally realized that they were scammers. Naturally, I didn't send them anything. But it all seemed so plausible! Thank you for teaching me not to give my data to anyone!
- Oh, come on, much for telling me. I've never seen anything like this! I'll have to tell the employees too! And the clients too.
- Thanks again, Potapych! I'm off to work!
- And tell me at work! Goodbye!
Google: Three Tech Trends Shaping Dynamic Networks
Petr Chachin | 03/16/2020
Google Cloud VP and GM of Networking Shailesh georgia whatsapp data discusses for ComputerWeekly how the shift to microservices architecture is driving a networking revolution.
Speed, simplicity, security, and convenience are critical factors in a customer-centric world where one minute of downtime can have long-term consequences for a company’s brand reputation and bottom line. When customer service is paramount, a basic network infrastructure is essential to the success of any business. However, building and maintaining networks has never been more challenging.
Just five years ago, networks were collections of static (fixed) links. IT departments and network administrators back then focused on connecting systems to private data centers to manually ensure information flowed between point A and point B. So network connections back then looked very different than they do now.
With the rise of ubiquitous smartphones and unprecedented expectations for speed and convenience, we’ve seen a sea of changes in the way systems and applications are built. One of the biggest is that businesses across industries have begun to embrace microservices, breaking down monolithic applications into multiple, autonomous functions.
- Oh, come on, much for telling me. I've never seen anything like this! I'll have to tell the employees too! And the clients too.
- Thanks again, Potapych! I'm off to work!
- And tell me at work! Goodbye!
Google: Three Tech Trends Shaping Dynamic Networks
Petr Chachin | 03/16/2020
Google Cloud VP and GM of Networking Shailesh georgia whatsapp data discusses for ComputerWeekly how the shift to microservices architecture is driving a networking revolution.
Speed, simplicity, security, and convenience are critical factors in a customer-centric world where one minute of downtime can have long-term consequences for a company’s brand reputation and bottom line. When customer service is paramount, a basic network infrastructure is essential to the success of any business. However, building and maintaining networks has never been more challenging.
Just five years ago, networks were collections of static (fixed) links. IT departments and network administrators back then focused on connecting systems to private data centers to manually ensure information flowed between point A and point B. So network connections back then looked very different than they do now.
With the rise of ubiquitous smartphones and unprecedented expectations for speed and convenience, we’ve seen a sea of changes in the way systems and applications are built. One of the biggest is that businesses across industries have begun to embrace microservices, breaking down monolithic applications into multiple, autonomous functions.