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After the overwhelming response to the last two years' challenges, we’re back with another exciting the IBM Call for Code Global Challenge 2024! Join us at the Call for Code: Global Challenge & IBM watsonx Kickoff at Persistent's offices in Pune on September 19. This is your chance to collaborate, innovate, and make a tangible impact by improving equitable access to technology resources and opportunities for historically underserved and vulnerable communities. This year, participants will have exclusive access to a trial version of IBM watsonx, IBM’s AI and data platform, featuring tools like IBM watsonx.ai, IBM watsonx.governance, and IBM watsonx Assistant. Whether you're new to the challenge or a seasoned participant, this kickoff event marks the beginning of something transformative! In the meantime, revisit last year’s event and get inspired for what’s coming!? Stay tuned for more exciting details. Kuljesh Puri?Keyur Shroff Neerav Shah Bhaven Shah Reena Kapoor ? #AI #CallForCode #GlobalChallenge #watsonx #IBM

New free generative #AI course from Call for Code! Generating better data: Exploring synthetic tabular data techniques. Finish all 6 courses in the series by October 17 and move on to take the Call for Code AI Knowledge Challenge Quiz: the first person to receive 100% or the highest score on this quiz by October 31 wins $1,000 USD! Click on the link to sign up for the Global Challenge to access these AI courses and more: https://ibm.co/3ZkO6pM #CallforCode #techforgood

Explore open source session tracks at the 2024 TechXchange Conference. With technology breakout sessions, instructor-led labs, and watsonx challenges, you'll find everything to get real hands-on learning experiences. Click on the link to discover session catalog: https://ibm.co/3XCz65h Register today and get ready to hack!

This tutorial describes the steps for obtaining the ccoctl binary, generating manifests and service IDs for deploying Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform on IBM Power Virtual Server using the OpenShift installer. Click on this link to start your learning journey now: https://ibm.co/3XzGgap

Learn more by discovering how to use the OpenShift installer, also known as the installer-provisioned infrastructure (IPI) method, to deploy a Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 4.x cluster on IBM Power Virtual Server: https://ibm.co/4dRK2ll

IBM Security Guardium protects structured and unstructured data in databases, big data environments, and file systems against threats, ensuring compliance. Guardium collects monitored data, which passes through a policy filter and is stored as activity, exceptions, policy violations, and more. This data is then available via Guardium tools, such as reports and dashboards, and can generate alerts. While this data is useful for compliance purposes, to provide real security, it needs to filter out the noise and focus on actual threats. Explore this article to generate and analyze SQL injection attacks using Guardium's security tools: https://ibm.co/47kTNGf

Introducing IBM Granite.Code A single, lightweight extension that is built to work with IBM's cutting-edge Granite Large Language Model (LLM) for code and is available to individual developers for free! IBM Granite.Code provides robust, context-aware AI support directly in the developer's environment to provide explanation, documentation, translation, and unit test generation Read our latest blog to learn about this powerful AI coding companion: https://ibm.co/3TizKlM

Creating and maintaining backups of your Elasticsearch indices through snapshots is essential for data integrity and resilience. IBM's cloud engineers, Vishal R. and Mukesh Dhamat, have authored this tutorial to explain why snapshots are important, how to set them up, and best practices to keep in mind. By following the steps in this tutorial you can implement a robust backup strategy to protect your data and recover quickly from any data loss incidents. Start setting up your Elasticsearch snapshots today to safeguard your valuable data assets: https://ibm.co/4g2LnHo

Maximo Visual Inspection Edge integrates with Maximo Visual Inspection to facilitate inspections that collect images for training models or use trained models to identify objects in images. It allows users to create inspection rules that define pass or fail criteria, collecting or inspecting images from input sources like fixed cameras at the edge of manufacturing activity. IBM's Build Lab, technology engineer, Jatindra Suthar through this tutorial guides you to integrate Maximo Visual Inspection Edge with external systems via custom pipelines. This tutorial covers creating a custom component for REST API calls, downloading and customizing a default pipeline, and registering and using the custom pipeline in inspections. By following these steps, you can automate sending inference results to your specified endpoint. Start your learning journey now: https://ibm.co/4dLgUMp

Message queues are a fundamental building block of messaging, and they are essential to many enterprise messaging solutions. They are everywhere, ensuring information exchange happens seamlessly, but it’s easy for developers to take for granted just how flexible they are! In this article, discover the versatility of message queues by exploring a range of message exchange patterns that you can achieve using a single queue: https://ibm.co/3XdcvuE