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OSI stands for (Open Systems Interconnection). IIt is a 7-layer architecture, with each layer having specific functionality. All these 7 layers work to transmit the data from one person to another across the globe. This model serves as the standard for network communications, introduced in 1983, and later adopted by ISO as an international standard in … Read more
FSMO stands for Flexible single master roles that help administrators perform different operations on AD. These roles are divided into forest-based or domain-based. Active Directory will not function properly without having these core roles. 5 FSMO Roles in Active Directory Schema Master Role It manages Read and writes a copy of the AD schema and … Read more
Active Directory is a service developed by Microsoft for Windows domain networks. It enables administrators to manage permissions and access the network resources. Active Directory stores data as objects. An object is a single element, such as a user, group, application, or device such as a printer. Active Directory AD is a collection of users, … Read more
One of the popular and intriguing technologies on the web is Serverless Applications. You may have heard about it; it is a trending topic. It grabbed my eye some days back when I was researching content for my blog. I found it very interesting and attention-seeking material. So, I dug a little deep and learned … Read more
Infrastructure as a Service or IaaS is one of the service models of cloud computing. It is the least expensive and most basic model. In IaaS, the cloud vendors provide us with some resources in a virtualized form. The IaaS includes four resources of cloud computing; Network, Storage, Server, and Virtualization. If you have no … Read more