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The Anypoint Platform is an iPaaS (Platform as a Service) Solution from Mulesoft where you can create, manage, discover, secure and deploy your API and connect your application to form a structured application network.
It is further classified into two different sections:
In this article, understand API Groups using a real-world analogy of our DZone. :)
At DZone, we have Integration, Cloud, MicroServices, etc. as separate zones. Each zone has articles/refcards/guides for the same technical goal of understanding that specific technology better.
In offline (Cached Exchange) mode, Microsoft Outlook stores all Exchange mailbox data in a local file termed OST file. When the Exchange connection is re-established, the modifications made by the user in offline mode are updated to the server mailbox. Exchange Server failures and catastrophes, Exchange mailbox deletions, and other events have no effect on the OST file because it is stored on the user's PC. As a result, in the case of a disaster, Exchange administrators and end-users can use OST files to restore user mailbox data.
If you can log in to Outlook with the same Exchange profile, you can convert any OST file to PST using one of many techniques. Here are several natural techniques for converting OST to PST:
Sometimes, developers are needed to apply a policy or, say, the same set of policies to a number of APIs. It makes it tiring and boring for the developers to perform the same activity again and again. This is where the new feature of Anypoint Platform comes in handy, called Automated Policies.
Automated Policies make it easier for developers or Anypoint Platform administrators to apply the same set of policies to all your APIs.
Binance, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, has reportedly lost around $40 million dollars worth of Bitcoin to hackers.
“Hackers were able to obtain a large number of user API keys, 2FA codes, and potentially other info,” said CEO Zhao Changpeng in a press release. “The hackers used a variety of techniques, including phishing, viruses and other attacks. We are still concluding all possible methods used. There may also be additional affected accounts that have not been identified yet.”
Trustless has become a rallying cry for Bitcoin evangelists, focusing public attention on the fact that Bitcoin enables P2P transactions without the participation of a trusted third party acting as an intermediary.
Bitcoin makes it possible to conduct money transfers without intermediaries — intermediaries who could, otherwise, gain control over funds in a transaction, censor transactions, or act as points of failure. Does this give grounds to assert that Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are a form of money that does not require trust? Is it possible to completely eliminate trust from monetary relations, and is there even a need to? This article is devoted to the study of the role of trust in monetary transactions, including cryptocurrencies, and its main conclusion is that this role is hard to overestimate.