Accelerate the delivery and maintain high availability of web applications by distributing web traffic across multiple web servers. Secure your web applications from intruders and malicious attacks with managed and unmanaged rules.

If you want to know what is happening in your application, you’ll have to implement logging. This course will teach you how to add logging to your application and what best practices for logging are.

Good logging and monitoring is critical to enable support for your web applications. This course will teach you how to create helpful log entries, write them to places to support analysis, and use logs and health checks to monitor your application.

Learn machine learning using ML.NET

This course will help you understand system resources and metadata in macOS. You will also learn about macOS tools for searching, archiving, backing up, and restoring data on a Mac computer in a variety of possible scenarios.

This course will teach you how to effectively use Rust's macros to automate and optimize code, enhancing your ability to write cleaner, more maintainable software.

This course gives an overview of the IBM Z system, general architecture, supported applications and workloads, why enterprises continue to rely on the platform, how it came to be positioned as it is, and where IBM is taking the platform in future.

In this module, you'll learn best practices for building, hosting, and maintaining a secure repository on GitHub.

This course will teach you how to enforce high quality maintainable application code across your team by using TeamCity to automate unit test execution and running static code analysis.

Beginner course on how to code in python and apply it to matplotlib to create 2d and 3d graphs in this Matplotlib Python course.

This course will help leverage your conceptual understanding to produce proper object-oriented code, where objects will completely replace procedural code for the sake of flexibility and maintainability.

With lots of new functional syntax in C#, programmers may struggle to find proper place for it in their notoriously object-oriented code. This course unveils the mystery and puts OO and functional design elements in the right proportion.