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description: "Provides information about the Mendix Academy."
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## Introduction
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The Mendix Academy offers a series of learning paths that align with your goals, skill level, role, and time commitment.
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## Mendix Academy Home
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The Mendix Academy **Home** page displays the following:
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* A series of courses recommended for you, based on your current certification.
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* The next certification that you should aim to complete, based on your current certification.
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* A recommended blog article, along with the link to access the Mendix blog.
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* An article dedicated to the latest Studio Pro release, along with a link to access all release videos.
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## Learning Paths
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The **Explore** page of the **Learning Paths** section lists all available learning paths, grouped by skill level. Each learning path card includes the following details:
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* The option to save the learning path
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* A star rating based on user reviews
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* The number of modules which make up the learning path
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* The number of hours necessary to complete the learning path
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* The completion percentage
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Clicking a card opens the learning path.
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The **Saved** page of the **Learning Paths** section displays all learning paths you have saved.
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## Certifications
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The **Program** page of the **Certifications** section lists the elements that make up the Mendix Developer Certification Program.
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Based on your current certification level, a certification is recommended to you.
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Click **View Details** on any certification to open its full details.
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The **Exam Registrations** page of the **Certifications** section displays a list of your upcoming exams.
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Refer to the following pages for details on Mendix Academy exams:
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Backup snapshots include both the database and the file documents associated with the Mendix app environment.
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The backup snapshot file format used by Mendix on Azure is identical to the backup snapshot file format used in the public Mendix Cloud. This allows for easy migration of app data between these deployment options.
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## Enabling Backups
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To start using backups, select **Try new Backup and Restore** on the **Backups** page in the Mendix for Kubernetes portal.
***Installation Type** – Choose **Global Installation** if you want a single Operator namespace to manage multiple namespaces, or **Namespace Installation** if you want the Operator to only manage one namespace. For more information, see [Global Operator](/developerportal/deploy/global-operator/).
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***Cluster Name** – The name that you want to give the cluster which you are creating.
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***Cluster Type** – Choose the correct type for your cluster. For more information, see [Supported Providers](/developerportal/deploy/private-cloud-supported-environments/).
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***Description** – An optional description of the cluster which will be displayed under the cluster name in the Cluster Manager.
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* Constraints on widgets in pages should not be used as a measure of security, but can filter out irrelevant data for the context of the page
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* Keep your attributes editable within data views, because if an access rule prohibits write access, your client will display it as non-editable – this way you are aware of the (correct) working of an access rule
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You can review and manage your entity access settings in the Security Overview in Mendix Studio Pro. This overview shows you your application's security configuration and allows you to verify which roles have access to specific entities and attributes (for more information, see [Security Overview](/refguide/security-overview/)).
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## Avoiding Injection
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Injection occurs when (user) input can be misused to influence the behavior of a system. Common cases are parameters for queries (to influence the results of database queries) or HTML with JavaScript contents (to influence browser behavior).
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* Create a custom module and configure the functionality yourself, for example, by using a [before commit event](/refguide/setting-up-data-validation/#validation-before-commit-event).
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* Check available modules in the [Mendix Marketplace](https://marketplace.mendix.com/). For more information on how to use the Mendix Marketplace content, see [How to Use Marketplace Content](/appstore/use-content/).
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## Enable Strict Mode
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Enable [strict mode](/refguide/strict-mode/) in your application. Strict mode helps ensure that entities are accessible only in the ways defined within your model, through microflows, nanoflows, widgets, or pages, by restricting certain client APIs.
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Configuring access rules is essential for the security of your app. However, accurately setting up these rules can be challenging. By enabling strict mode, you add a safety net in case access rules are misconfigured when your application is deployed, helping to reduce the risk of unintended data access.
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The [File Uploader](https://marketplace.mendix.com/link/component/235351) enables you to upload files or images by dragging and dropping them onto the widget, or by using the file selection dialog box.
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The [File Uploader](https://marketplace.mendix.com/link/component/235351) enables you to upload files or images by dragging and dropping them onto the widget, or by using the file selection dialog box.
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It supports multi-file uploading, and includes an image-only mode that previews thumbnails of the uploaded images. The module comes with a domain model containing the entities and nanoflows it needs to function properly.
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##### Upload mode
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***Files** — Allows all file types by default, and adds a configuration option to specify a custom set of allowed file types.
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Configures the timeout to wait until object creation has failed. The value is in seconds.
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This action runs after a successful upload. When uploading multiple files at once, it will run for every successfully uploaded file, and this file will be passed as an argument to the action.
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This action runs when an upload to the server started, but failed during the process. The created object will be passed to the action. This is useful to perform cleanups from empty, dangling objects that were created but did not have content uploaded to them.
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To view the logs in the log table:
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SELECT*FROM<Db_Name>.<Schema_Name>.LogTable WHERETIMESTAMP BETWEEN '2024-07-01 00:00:01'AND'2024-07-02 23:59:59'ORDER BYTIMESTAMPDESC;
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### Ingestion Fails at RETRIEVING_METADATA
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When ingesting data, the Mendix Data Loader displays an error similar to the following: `connection.ConnectionValidationException: Failed to validate connection to https://nodename.mendixcloud.com/odata/TableName/v1/`.
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