Dariel Marlow

Certera is PKI for Let's Encrypt certificates. It allows organizations to more easily use LE certificates within their organization and throughout their various systems. With Certera, organizations can move away from paid certificates as well as monitor all certificates and their expirations.

This code sample shows how to use TPL to create a buffer block used for processing items. For example, let's say you have dozens of items that take a long time to process but you only need the first 3 items that satisfy a condition. You don't want to process them all as that is not necessary and it will slow things down. You don't wish to do them one at a time as you will not fully utilize your computing resources. Using this concurrent executor, you can execute, in parallel, to obtain the desired number of elements while maximizing computing resources.

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Captures GPS positions for a vehicle moving on a user defined route. The idea is that as you drive, there could be more than one fast way to get to your destination (known as a path). As you commute, you record the duration and path of each commute. These give you detailed information that you can use to compare to other commutes using different paths on different dates and times. Using this in real time, a traffic congestion relief system could be implemented to help guide drivers to their destinations in the fastest way possible.

RSS deduplication technology. As you subscribe to RSS feeds, you may have several sources that are similar. When news breaks, you may be flooded by those multiple sources on a related, or similar, story. By stacking RSS feeds together, you can analyze the content and deduplicate based on that information. DupeStack was built to also support Google's PubSubHubbub protocol which allows RSS feeds to send notification to hubs when content changes, rather than rely on polling.