💡 How is a heatmap different from a histogram visualization, and how do you configure one? Join Senior Developer Advocate Marie Cruz in this beginner-friendly tutorial to learn what heatmaps are and how to configure a heatmap visualization in Grafana.

Welcome to this tutorial video where we walk you through the process of using Zero Touch Enrollment Enrollment. AirDroid Business is a mobile device management (MDM) solution that helps you manage all your Android devices effectively and securely.

Welcome to the AI research bites. This series of short and informative talks showcases cutting-edge research work from ServiceNow AI Research team. The AI Research Bites are open to all, especially those interested in keeping up with the fast-paced AI research community.

Learn how to use Trello with Atlassian University's self-paced training today to learn about core Trello features like cards, boards, and lists.

Merge with ease using GitKraken Client! Learn the steps for merging branches using the intuitive drag-and-drop interface. We'll show you how to handle merges, resolve conflicts with the merge tool, and reset merges effectively using the GitKraken Client GUI.

When using Grafana in a shared environment, managing users and permissions becomes necessary. Join Senior Developer Advocate, Lisa Jung to learn how! The following are covered in this episode: ☁️ Grafana Cloud is the easiest way to get started with Grafana dashboards, metrics, logs, and traces. Our forever-free tier includes access to 10k metrics, 50GB logs, 50GB traces and more.

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In today's video, we explore a lesser-known feature of Microsoft's Playwright - API Testing. We'll illustrate how to use Playwright for testing GraphQL as an example of an HTTP-based API; RESTful APIs can be tested too. We'll explain the usage of the 'request' fixture with Playwright, parse responses and validate their correctness. Moreover, we'll delve into executing multiple API requests in a single Playwright test case while testing their responses.

A rootkit is malicious software code that provides bad actors with “root” access to an endpoint device by breaching the application and driver levels of privilege to finally reach the kernel or core while disguising the malicious code to avoid detection.

Rootkits are always hidden behind another program or file and as a result, detecting their presence is difficult. There are, nevertheless, several ways to detect rootkits in different operating systems and remove them. Watch the complete video to learn more.