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Developing a Basic Web Application using an Operational DB on CDP

In this video, you'll see a simple demo on how you can build a web application on top of a Cloudera Operational Database. We'll leverage the Apache Phoenix integration to easily write SQL statements against our database and use the python flask library to power the back end API calls. The web application will be hosted within Cloudera Machine Learning, showcasing some of the benefits of having your data within a hybrid data platform.

Appian Connected Claims

Claims operations teams face the challenge of juggling multiple disparate systems, slowing down the claims process. This increases the chance of claims leakage, fraud, or losing a customer by not meeting their service expectations. Appian has been building solutions to address problems like these for the world’s largest insurance organizations for more than a decade. Learn how Appian Connected Claims can help in this short video.

The Role of Data in Financial Service Mergers

Ned Lowe, CTO of Singlife shares how during their merger with Aviva Singapore, the need for scalability in a data platform and a single view of the one million plus customers was needed. In the process of bringing everything together, Singlife uses Snowflake to fuel future growth. Being in a regulated industry, Snowflake’s security and governance features have ensured their customer’s data is protected.

'Hello World' to The World at Large

Discover a journey of an app as you move from the initial build to adding the technical requirements to maximize flexibility and extensibility to match growth. Discover how you can use no-code tools to deliver a scalable backend for an app with data saving, security and performance in mind as we deep-dive into the contract; the API definition that governs your application access.

API Testing - Global Variables

In this tutorial, found at training.saucelabs.com/apiTesting/ you will use the Sauce Labs API Testing platform to create variables, also known as Global Parameters in an API Test. These variables can be used to make it easier to recreate and run tests in different cases and situations, in this case replacing the domain, protocol, and endpoint in a GET call to make it easier to run tests against different environments.

API Testing - Input Sets

In this tutorial, found at training.saucelabs.com/apiTesting/ you will use the Sauce Labs API Testing platform to create a simple API test with a GET request, using basic authentication. Once you have set up you basic test, you will replace the values for the tunnel owner (a username) and the tunnel ID using imput sets. By using input sets, you can run the same API test serveral times for different sets of tunnel owners & tinnel IDs without having to rewrite test logic.