Across
- 4. open-source system for automating deployment and scaling of containerized applications.
- 5. hardware circuit used for asynchronous serial communication in microcontrollers (Abbreviation).
- 7. widely popular series of small single-board computers originally developed to teach basic computer science.
- 10. order in which bytes of digital data are stored in computer memory (e.g., Big or Little)."
- 11. network security device that monitors and filters incoming and outgoing network traffic based on strict rules.
- 13. formatted unit of data carried by a packet-switched network.
- 14. specific class of software that provides the low-level control for a device's specific hardware.
- 16. process in modern web frameworks where client-side JavaScript attaches to static HTML to make it interactive.
- 17. cryptographic technique of adding random data to a password hash to defend against rainbow table attacks.
- 19. core program of an operating system that manages system resources and CPU communication.
- 20. hardware or software component that stores temporary data so future requests can be served much faster.
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- 1. program object used in concurrent programming to prevent multiple threads from accessing a shared resource simultaneously.
- 2. popular software platform that packages code and its dependencies into standardized units called containers.
- 3. programming practice used to limit the rate at which a function fires, commonly used for handling rapid keystrokes."
- 6. software design pattern that achieves concurrency by maintaining a collection of pre-instantiated worker threads.
- 8. that acts as a hidden bridge between an operating system or database and end-user applications.
- 9. automatic recording and transmission of system data from remote sources to an IT dashboard for monitoring.
- 12. open standard authorization protocol that allows third-party services to exchange resources without sharing passwords.
- 15. open-source API that enables real-time voice and video communication directly inside web browsers.
- 18. type of non-volatile memory used in hardware that can be erased and reprogrammed electrically.