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No rate limiting flaw in cyber security
Rate limiting is a process to limit requests possible. It is used to control network traffic.Suppose a web server allows upto 20 requests per minute.… Read More
Cyber-security
Computer Networks
The Lazy-Code-Motion problem
Expert
The Lazy-Code-Motion problem :To avoid redundant calculations, reduce code size, or save resources, code mobility optimizations move computations across a control-flow graph (CFG). For example,… Read More
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Software Engineering
Difference between Parallel and Distributed databases
Basic
1. Parallel Database :A parallel DBMS is a DBMS that runs across multiple processors and is designed to execute operations in parallel, whenever possible. The… Read More
DBMS
Difference Between
Difference between Spinlock and Semaphore
Medium
1. Semaphore :Semaphore is basically a technique used to manage concurrent processes by using a simple integer value that is used to control the access… Read More
Difference Between
GATE CS
Operating Systems
Electronic Data Interchange Analyst
Prerequisite: Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) EDI Analyst :Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) is the interchange of information among different entities in a standardized format which may… Read More
Computer Networks
Points to remember about Arduino Uno or Mega in IoT
Basic
Prerequisite –1. Microcontroller and Microprocessor2. Basics of ArduinoIn the age of Internet of Things(IoT) we are every day using any IoT device or coming across… Read More
IoT
Software Engineering
FIFO Barbershop in Process synchronization
Hard
Overview :In process synchronization, there exists a Sleeping Barber problem, as discussed here. But in the above solution, there is no guarantee that the customers… Read More
Operating Systems
Stack Frame in Computer Organization
Easy
Stack Frame :Stack is one of the segments of application memory that is used to store the local variables, function calls of the function. Whenever… Read More
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Computer Organization & Architecture
How to extract and disassemble a Linux kernel
Extracting and examining the disassembled assembly code for your Linux kernel can be really helpful if you want to look for some malfunctioning piece of… Read More
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Operating Systems
How ERP and CRM are different from each other ?
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) sounds same in terms of customer satisfaction, but actually they are different in terms of their… Read More
Software Engineering
Overview of Continuous Deployment
Introduction :Continuous Deployment is a software engineering process in which product performance is transferred using automated submissions. It helps testers to verify that codebase changes… Read More
Software Engineering
Transparencies in DDBMS
Hard
Distributed Database Management System (DDBMS) :A distributed database is essentially a database that’s not limited to at least one system, it covers different sites, i.e,… Read More
DBMS
Types of Locks in Concurrency Control
Commercial demands for ensuring smooth functionality and highly efficient run-time servers, make it highly prime for Database Designers to work out systems and code which… Read More
DBMS-Transactions and Concurrency Control
DBMS
Directed Acyclic graph in Compiler Design (with examples)
Easy
Directed Acyclic Graph :The Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) is used to represent the structure of basic blocks, to visualize the flow of values between basic… Read More
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Compiler Design
GATE CS
Introduction of Baire Category Theorem
Introduction of Baire Category Theorem :Baire’s category theorem, often known as Baire’s theorem and the category theorem, is a conclusion in analysis and set theory… Read More
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Engineering Mathematics
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