Is 5G and Why Does It Matter? 5G wireless technology is meant to deliver higher multi-Gbps peak data speeds, ultra low latency, more reliability, massive network capacity, increased availability, and improved efficiency empower new user experiences and connects new industries. -Qualcomm 3 ©2021 Aspen Mesh. All rights reserved. https://medium.com/5g-nr/5g-service-based-architecture-sba-47900b0ded0a Mesh. All rights reserved. ● 4G to 5G translation (Protocols like Diameter, SCTP, GTP) ● High speed data path (SR-IOV/DPDK) ● Customizing workload certificate attributes ● Multi-cluster/site visibility

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Cassandra 1 Create a Keyspace (database) 1 Create a Column Family 2 Insert, Update, Delete, Read Data 2 Getting Started with Cassandra and DataStax Community Edition 2 Installing a Single-Node Instance Cassandra 2 Checking for a Java Installation 2 Installing the DataStax Community Binaries on Linux 3 Configuring and Starting a Single-Node Cluster on Linux 4 Installing the DataStax Community Binaries Application 6 About the Portfolio Demo Use Case 6 Running the Demo Web Application 6 Exploring the Sample Data Model 7 Looking at the Schema Definitions in Cassandra-CLI 8 DataStax Community Release Notes 8

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for a developer locally without an external vendor and we use this option in this django CMS demo. 3. The last option to install is creating a django CMS project manually into a local virtual environment control, or want to add to an existing Django project. In this tutorial we will cover both options 2 and 3, including the explanation what exactly needs to happen when you add django CMS to a Django project http://localhost:8000/admin there you should be invited to login and continue with Step 3: create your first page Create your first page (Step 3) Once you login you can press Create on the top right. Then you will see

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(Consul, Kuma…) #IstioCon Emerging Use Cases #IstioCon Legacy Scenarios ● Stateful applications ○ Data store ● Legacy software ○ Financial services ○ Enterprise/Workshop applications ○ Hard to lift (VM -> Container) 1. Dnsmasq accepts DNS queries 2. Access the built-in Kube DNS (exposed by ILB) 3. Obtain the Cluster IP resolved 4. Traffic intercepted by the sidecar proxy 5. xDS ■ Traffic forwarded to the service ● The data plane traffic ■ Single network ● direct communication w/o requiring intermediate Gateway ■ Multiple networks ● all goes though the Gateway ● via L3 networking (if enhanced