It is important to equip yourself to understand the changes and know that AI will become increasingly common in everyday life, including technical and professional issues.

This article will delve into the details of the Mulesoft JWT Validation policy. It is intended for advanced users with a comprehensive understanding of the platform's internal operations. The goal is to provide a concise overview of the policy's inner workings.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a term that is popping up everywhere right now. The media is talking about how AI can change our future and how complex the solutions AI can provide in a blink of an eye.

In 2019, I worked at an investment bank in the city of São Paulo. Every day, our systems processed millionaire transactions, and our general motto was "stability and security."

One of the precautions we took was to prevent DDoS (Denial of Service) attacks. Although cloud platforms guarantee they will not have DDoS problems because their systems are robust and scalable to handle a large number of requests (with a large amount of money), we did not want the bank to spend an absurd amount of money if they suffered such an attack.

Today, we will discuss ChatGPT and the dangers of blindly trusting code generated by artificial intelligence. The same risks exist when developers intentionally copy other developers' code without analyzing the code's actual functionality. How does ChatGPT's code quality fare when it comes to security?

In microservices-based software architecture, distributed transactions are very common. In these instances, when there are multiple services and databases in play, data integrity may be jeopardized. This is when we need to use the SAGA pattern.

Count(), Foreach, and Save() with Noop -- which one do you use? There are three ways to benchmark queries, and today I'll explain why Noop is the best.