The TCP/IP framework is officially known as the internet protocol suite. It was implemented before the OSI model was released, and this is why it does not follow it. TCP/IP Protocol Model There are diffeent Internet Group Management Protocol You…
This post is about data preservation. The topic of information retrieval models is covered in CSSTIAE exam, topic 2023.105. Information Retrieval Information retrieval (in Spanish, recuperación de la información) is used in search engines, databases, and document retrieval systems. Information…
A parser is software that programmatically access, interpret and edit the content of a data stream. List of Data Parsing Tools Data parsing tools: DOM DOM (Document Object Model) is a Java library. It is tree-based. SAX Streaming API for…
This post is an introduction to wireless bluetooth technology. Bluetooth ID Bluetooth is standardized as IEEE 802.15.5 Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) operates in the bandwith 2,4 GHz. Bluetooth Security You can read this post about bluetooth security tools. You can…
A formal grammar is a specific set of rules to be followed by a language. A well-formed language is a language that follows a formal grammar. A formal language consists of words whose letters are taken from an alphabet and…
Este artículo es una introducción a la digitalizacion del sector público en España. Estrategias de digitalización del sector público en España Estrategias TIC de España: Plan de transformación digital de la AGE y sus OOPP (2015-2020) Plan de transformación digital…
This post is about information security key indicators and measures. Concepts about Information Security Indicators Good metric are SMART: Indicators featured on this post: Key Risk Indicator (KRI) is a metric used to assess and measure a possible risk. Key…
This post is a introduction to software estimation. This is reviewed in CSSTIAE topic 2022.99. Software Estimation Methods Estimation methods and models featured on this post: LOC Lines of Code (LOC) It can be considered a size estimation method. COCOMO…
The filesystem hierarchy standard (FHS) is a filesystem standard that is used in most Unix-like OS, most notably Linux. It is maintained by the Linux Foundation. Examples of Unix-like OSs not using FHS intentionally are GoboLinux and NixOS. Booting /boot…
You can read this data migration. Data Migration Types Data migration types: Refronting Refronting means updating or redesigning the user interface (UI) of an application while keeping the backend largely unchanged. Replacing Replacing means substituting an existing system or application…