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Product-Led Festival: Power Growth with Product ft. Morgan Mescal, Customer Success Manager, Yellowfin BI & Ashley Rosa, PM, i Sight.

In this video, we'll walk through an example on how you can use Cloudera Machine Learning to run some python code that creates specific Machine Learning models. We’ll then go through some features within Cloudera Machine Learning such as job scheduling and model deployments to see how you can do some more advanced machine development operations!

Join the CDP Public Cloud team for a live chat about what's new in CDP Public Cloud - we'll chat about some of our favorite new features, including our recent Google Cloud launch.

Introducing the ThoughtSpot Success Series! Want to expand your knowledge of ThoughtSpot? Want to learn some great tips and tricks? Join ThoughtSpot's Customer Success team and other users like yourself as we discuss various topics in our new Success Series. We'll provide a high-level overview of everything you need to know to get started with ThoughtSpot Cloud.

Can I change my mobile location during testing? Why do I need to change my location? What is the difference between GPS and Geo-IP? Do the Location Services behave the same way on Android and iOS? How do I handle location permission alert pop-ups? How should I automate tests that involve location services using Appium commands?

See a demonstration of how to run a Java Selenium test through the Sauce Connect Proxy. This video uses a code sample available publicly (links on training.saucelabs.com). See how to quickly start a tunnel, update variables, set the capabilities in your test code, then use the command line flag to test through the secure proxy tunnel that is Sauce Connect so you can run your tests securely using Sauce Labs cloud of devices, and share your test results.

In this Kong Gateway for beginners guide, you’ll learn how to do the following. Kong Gateway can simplify scaling microservices by being the abstraction layer that routes clients to your existing upstream service while building a new service. It also applies a common policy for each request and response no matter where the target service is. The benefit of this is that you gain architectural freedom and modernize your application without impacting your clients.