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DNS AAAA record

The DNS AAAA record matches a domain name with an IPv6 address — similar to A records, which do the same for IPv4 addresses.

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What is data at rest?

Data at rest is the state of data when it is stored, rather than moving from one place to another (in transit) or loaded into memory for use by a software program (in use).

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How to rehost applications

To rehost an application, migrate it between environments — typically from on-premises to cloud, or in some cases, back to on-premises for specialized workloads — without altering its core architecture or code.

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What is HTTP/3?

HTTP/3 is the next major revision of the hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP). It will improve speed, security, and reliability.

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The DNSSEC Root Signing Ceremony

How DNSSEC Works

The DNSSEC Root Signing Ceremony

The root DNS zone contains information about how to query the top-level domain (TLD) name servers (.com, .edu, .org, etc). It enables Internet users to access domain names in all TLDs, even brand new ones like .software and .bank, making it an integral part of the global Internet.

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What Is BGP Hijacking?

What Is BGP Hijacking?

BGP hijacking is a malicious rerouting of internet traffic that exploits the trusting nature of BGP, the routing protocol of the Internet.

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What is adaptive bitrate streaming?

Adaptive bitrate streaming adjusts video quality based on network conditions to improve video streaming over HTTP networks. This process makes playback as smooth as possible for viewers regardless of their device, location, or Internet speed.

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