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+# Cloud Programming using Web Services
+Subject: 
+
+# What is Cloud Programming
+- aaa
+
+## Create/modify
+- The Cloud OS.
+## Automation
+- test, work hoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
+- we can also have our own monitoring service present here: monitor and manage using cloud API prog.
+## SaaS
+## CICD/Infrastructure as a Code (IAC)
+
+```
+WHY cloud?
+- Harness Elasticity: autoscalling group, scale as you go so that it's cost effeicent.
+- Managed Services: hardware, software, patches, deployement is being done by the cloud provider; you just focus on core logic.
+- Resilience & HA: high availaibaility and fault tolerance; redundency.
+- Modern Arch
+- Cost opt using prog contro; resource provising and not provision dynamically according to the work load.
+- Automation
+- Security
+- Fast, innovation % TTM
+```
+
+Capacity Planning
+Operational Planning
+
+```
+- AWS Lambda is an event-driven, serverless Function as a Service (FaaS)
+- Amazon's cloud regions designed to host sensitive data, regulated workloads, and address the most stringent U.S. government security and compliance requirements.
+- AWS Identity and Access Management (**IAM**) to manage and scale workload and workforce access securely supporting your agility and innovation in AWS.
+```
+
+`Hipaa compliance`,
+
+Shared Responsobility model
+
+# Search Engine
+- crawler
+
+# MapReduce (practically)
+- A programming model and an associated implementation for processing and generating big data sets with a parallel and distributed algorithm on a cluster.
+- **Practical 1**: Word Count.
+
+
+
+# Web Services
+- it is a support **interoperable** machine to machine on network and **interconnected**.
+- uses standard protocols.
+- colelction of open protocols to trasnfer
+
+# Monolithic Architecture
+# 
+# rest api
+
+load balancing
+19th agu birthday :DDDDDDDDDDDD
+
+https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31089221/what-is-the-difference-between-put-post-and-patch
+

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 Welcome to the foundation of our networking journey! In this section, we'll explore the core concepts that make the Internet tick.
 ## 🕸️ What is the Internet?
 
-**The Internet** is like a **spider weaving its web**. Just as the spider spins an intricate complex silk strands to create an **interconnected web**, Internet is built upon **linking networks** together. Each **thread** in the web represents some kind of  **data connection** that ties devices, websites, and services into a vast complex network. These connections like the spider's web form a **hierarchical structure**, allowing information to flow between **nodes** (devices) efficiently, capturing and delivering **data** just as the spider’s web captures its prey, only thing is spider get's the final product every time unless someone else comes and snatches it, but in Internet it's always, one door to another like a delivery guy.
+**The Internet** is like a **spider weaving its web**. Just as the spider spins an intricate complex silk strands to create an **interconnected web**, Internet is built upon **linking networks** together. Each **thread** in the web represents some kind of  **data connection** that ties devices, websites, and services into a vast complex network. These connections like the spider's web form a **hierarchical structure**, allowing information to flow between **nodes** (devices) efficiently, capturing and delivering **data** just as the spider’s web captures its prey, only thing is spider get's the final product every time unless someone else comes and snatches it, but in Internet it's always, one door to another like a delivery guy. ^bf6c1c
 
 - No one **rules the Internet**—it’s a **decentralized system**. There’s no single guy at the top who is controlling all the data you see. _Why, you may ask?_ Because, just like the **Universe**, the web keeps **expanding every second**, it’s simply not feasible for any **one person or organization** to manage it all; **tons of data** are being uploaded and transferred across the web every moment.
 - THO, the Internet operates using **standardized communication protocols**, which act like a **universal language**. Just as the language that you and me speak-write which allow us to communicate/understand our thoughts, just like that these protocols allows data to be transferred reliably between **millions of systems around the world**, *even without centralized control*.
 	- *For example*: A key protocol is "**TCP/IP**" it's job is to ensure that all the devices, services and networks can communicate smoothly and efficiently with each other, no matter where they are.
 
 ## 📡 The Network Edge
 
-This is where **all the action happens**—it's the point where our devices connect to a larger network. Think of it as your phone or any device reaching out to join the digital world, just like stepping out of your house to meet your neighbours' next door. 
+This is where **all the action happens**—it's the point where our devices connect to a larger network. Think of it as your phone or any device reaching out to join the digital world, just like stepping out of your house to meet your neighbours' next door.  ^3b55a3
 
 ### Access Networks
 
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 					- They have a *larger diameter*, taking up more space in conduit.
 					- They have an *outer covering/ shield* that functions as a ground to further reduce electromagnetic and radio frequency interference. This makes them suitable for electrically noisy business environments, such as those with heavy machinery or high-voltage equipment where EMI is a significant concern.
 		2. **Coaxial Cable**:
-			- 
-		3. **Fiber-Optic Cable**:
-
-```
-why twisted cable have the types?
-
-
-```
+		3. **Fiber-Optic Cable**: