Pro Web Hack V1.0
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API sets on the v1.0 endpoint ( ) are in general availability (GA) status, and have gone through a rigorous review-and-feedback process with customers to meet practical, production needs. Updates to APIs on this endpoint are additive in nature and do not break existing app scenarios.
There are currently 2 versions of Microsoft Graph REST APIs - v1.0 and beta.If you're interested in new or enhanced APIs that are still in preview status, see Microsoft Graph beta endpoint reference. Be aware that APIs in preview status are subject to change, and may break existing scenarios without notice. Don't take a production dependency on APIs in the beta endpoint.
The study of metagenomics has been much benefited from low-cost and high-throughput sequencing technologies, yet the tremendous amount of data generated make analysis like de novo assembly to consume too much computational resources. In late 2014 we released MEGAHIT v0.1 (together with a brief note of Li et al. (2015) [1]), which is the first NGS metagenome assembler that can assemble genome sequences from metagenomic datasets of hundreds of Giga base-pairs (bp) in a time- and memory-efficient manner on a single server. The core of MEGAHIT is an efficient parallel algorithm for constructing succinct de Bruijn Graphs (SdBG), implemented on a graphical processing unit (GPU). The software has been well received by the assembly community, and there is interest in how to adapt the algorithms to integrate popular assembly practices so as to improve the assembly quality, as well as how to speed up the software using better CPU-based algorithms (instead of GPU). In this paper we first describe the details of the core algorithms in MEGAHIT v0.1, and then we show the new modules to upgrade MEGAHIT to version v1.0, which gives better assembly quality, runs faster and uses less memory. For the Iowa Prairie Soil dataset (252Gbp after quality trimming), the assembly quality of MEGAHIT v1.0, when compared with v0.1, has a significant improvement, namely, 36% increase in assembly size and 23% in N50. More interestingly, MEGAHIT v1.0 is no slower than before (even running with the extra modules). This is primarily due to a new CPU-based algorithm for SdBG construction that is faster and requires less memory. Using CPU only, MEGAHIT v1.0 can assemble the Iowa Prairie Soil sample in about 43h, reducing the running time of v0.1 by at least 25% and memory usage by up to 50%. MEGAHIT v1.0, exhibiting a smaller memory footprint, can process even larger datasets. The Kansas Prairie Soil sample (484Gbp), the largest publicly available dataset, can now be assembled using no more than 500GB of memory in 7.5days. The assemblies of these datasets (and other large metgenomic datasets), as well as the software, are available at the website -bal.github.io/megabox.
SENDIG-AR v1.0 is based upon, and should be used in close concert with, Version 1.8 of the Study Data Tabulation Model (SDTM) and Version 3.1 of the CDISC Standard for Exchange of Nonclinical Data Implementation Guide (SENDIG). Although the SENDIG v3.1 is based on SDTM v1.5, any data submitted under the Animal Rule should follow the conventions used in this implementation guide, and be based on SDTM v1.8.
On behalf of Kubernetes SIG Network, we are pleased to announce the v1.0 release of GatewayAPI! This release marks a huge milestone forthis project. Several key APIs are graduating to GA (generally available), whileother significant features have been added to the Experimental channel.
Historically, Gateway API has bundled a validating webhook as part of installingthe API. Starting in v1.0, webhook installation is optional and only recommendedfor Kubernetes 1.24. Gateway API now includesCEL validation rules aspart of theCRDs.This new form of validation is supported in Kubernetes 1.25+, and thus thevalidating webhook is no longer required in most installations.
The Implementing Cisco Enterprise Advanced Routing and Services (ENARSI) v1.0 gives you the knowledge you need to install, configure, operate, and troubleshoot an enterprise network. This training covers advanced routing and infrastructure technologies, expanding on the topics covered in the Implementing and Operating Cisco Enterprise Network Core Technologies (ENCOR) v1.0 training.
The Circular Transition Indicators v1.0, v2.0 and v3.0, by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development are licensed under CC BY-ND 4.0 (Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International).
At IBM, belief in the power of Open Innovation is driving our current actions and future plans. That is why we have been actively contributing to the Supply chain Levels for Software Artifacts (SLSA) v1.0 specification. By openly collaborating with the OpenSSF community to provide build integrity clarity, package consistency, and adopt-ability at scale, we are certain this framework will help software developers restrict tampering, improve integrity, and better secure packages and infrastructure in software supply chains.
MIPI A-PHY was developed by the MIPI A-PHY Working Group and is available to MIPI Alliance members. A-PHY v1.0 was also adopted as an IEEE standard in June 2021 and is available as IEEE 2977-2021. A-PHY v1.1 will also be submitted for adoption as an IEEE standard.
On February 5, 2022 the CloudEvents project released v1.0.2 of its specifications. Aside from minor clarifications to the specifications, there were a few noteworthy additions made to the set of deliverables:
The upgrade process for upgrading to v1.0 is very Kubernetes version specific. Please check the version of your cluster using kubectl version and follow the steps required for your version of Kubernetes.
cert-manager now uses apiextensions.k8s.io/v1 to install CRDs inside Kubernetes. This got added in Kubernetes 1.16.Our legacy installation will still be using apiextensions.k8s.io/v1beta1. For this reason Kubernetes 1.15 users now need to install the legacy version of the cert-manager manifests.You can follow the instructions of "Kubernetes 1.14" below on how to upgrade to the legacy version of v1.0.
Although JavaScript remains the default language, you can now also select Python as an option in the Code node and even make use of many Python modules. Note that Python is unavailable in Code nodes added to a workflow before v1.0.
The purpose of this document is to provide guidance for AIS participants when submitting CTIs and DMs in the Structured Threat Information Expression (STIX) format via the Trusted Automated Exchange of Intelligence Information (TAXII). The AIS 2.0 Submission guidance v1.0 can be utilized with the AIS 2.0 profile v1.0 document to help AIS participants understand all requirements for submissions to AIS. In addition, there are several sample files with STIX indicators provided below.
In February 2021, the OpenTelemetry specification reached v1.0. With the v1.0 specification, OpenTelemetry implementations are now offering stability guarantees for distributed tracing. Shortly after the stabilization of the specification, OpenTelemetry .NET, the canonical distribution of the OpenTelemetry SDK implementation in .NET, also announced their v1.0 release which includes the following:
The KubeVirt community is proud to announce the release of KubeVirt v1.0! This release demonstrates the accomplishments of the community and user adoption over the years and represents an important milestone for everyone involved.
The v1.0 release signifies the incredible growth that the community has gone through in the past six years from an idea to a production-ready Virtual Machine Management solution. The next stage with v1.0 is the additional focus on maintaining APIs while continuing to grow the project. This has led KubeVirt to adopt community practices from Kubernetes in key parts of the project.
For v1.0, SIG-storage delivered the following features: providing a flexible VM export API, enabling persistent SCSI reservation, provisioning VMs from a retained snapshot, and setting out-of-the-box defaults for additional storage provisioners. Another major effort was to implement Volume Populator alternatives to the KubeVirt DataVolume API in order to better leverage platform capabilities. The SIG meets every 2 weeks and welcomes anyone to join us for interesting storage discussions.
For the v1.0 release, we have introduced hot plug and hot unplug (as alpha), which enables users to add and remove VM secondary network interfaces that use bridge binding on a running VM. Hot plug API stabilization and support for SR-IOV interfaces is under development for the next minor release.
The effort to simplify the VirtualMachine UX is still ongoing and with the v1.0 release we were able to introduce the v1beta1 version of the instancetype.kubevirt.io API. In the future KubeVirt v1.1.0 release we are aiming to finally graduate the instancetype.kubevirt.io API to v1.
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