A Practical Approach
The current competitiveness in the software development industry has put a high premium on companies needing to be flexible. Geared towards rapid delivery and continuous tractability, agile culture has taken over the project management space and increased the success rate of many software companies.
In this section, we’ll focus on face identification and check the capabilities of Face API to identify the faces of the persons. In this section, we’ll see what all services we can write to perform face identification. We’ll test the services using Postman and in the next section, we’ll walk through a live face identification application.
In the last article on learning Azure Face API Cognitive service, we learned how to setup Azure account, create Face API on Azure portal and test the services created. In this article we’ll explore the Face API ADK and do some code. Please follow the first part before moving on to this one.
This article gives a walkthrough of Face classification application which performs face detection, identification, grouping and finding look alike faces.
This article series is a complete end to end tutorial that will explain the concept of face recognition and face detection using modern AI based Azure cognitive service i.e. Azure’s Face API service.
Kubernetes not only benefits development team in application deployment but also is a boon for the DevOps team that helps in monitoring and error handling. Kubernetes offers a layer of abstraction where the DevOps do not have to worry about keeping an eye upon the individual applications rather they manage and supervise Kubernetes and other related infrastructure.
This article is the continuation of the three series article where we are trying to learn and get hands-on with Azure Kubernetes Services. In the last article, we created an ASP.NET Core application and containerized it with Docker. We created the local image of the application and tested it locally. In this article we’ll deploy that image to local Kubernetes cluster.
In this article, we’ll demonstrate how to orchestrate the deployment and scaling of an entire ASP.NET Core application using Docker and Azure Kubernetes Services.
The post is the continuation of previous post that contains the practice questions and answers for Microsoft Certification Exam (70-480) i.e. “Programming in HTML5 with JavaScript and CSS3”. The practice questions are for the candidates who are looking forward to seeking certification in MCSA: Web Applications i.e. Microsoft Certified Solution Associate. Get started now!.
The post is the continuation of previous post that contains the practice questions and answers for Microsoft Certification Exam (70-480) i.e. “Programming in HTML5 with JavaScript and CSS3”. The practice questions are for the candidates who are looking forward to seeking certification in MCSA: Web Applications i.e. Microsoft Certified Solution Associate. Get started now!.
The post is the continuation of previous post that contains the practice questions and answers for Microsoft Certification Exam (70-480) i.e. “Programming in HTML5 with JavaScript and CSS3”. The practice questions are for the candidates who are looking forward to seeking certification in MCSA: Web Applications i.e. Microsoft Certified Solution Associate. Get started now!.
The post is the continuation of previous post that contains the practice questions and answers for Microsoft Certification Exam (70-480) i.e. “Programming in HTML5 with JavaScript and CSS3”. The practice questions are for the candidates who are looking forward to seeking certification in MCSA: Web Applications i.e. Microsoft Certified Solution Associate. Get started now!.
The post contains the practice questions and answers for Microsoft Certification Exam (70-480) i.e. “Programming in HTML5 with JavaScript and CSS3”. The practice questions are for the candidates who are looking forward to seeking certification in MCSA: Web Applications i.e. Microsoft Certified Solution Associate. Get started now!.
