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DZone

Code and Connect: MCP + MuleSoft

I often find myself in conversations where the same words keep popping up again and again: Agents, MCP, and A2A. Everyone seems excited about them. But the funny part is that when the topic shifts to MCP (Model Context Protocol), the explanations start to vary. One day, someone confidently said, “An MCP server is basically a tool.” Another person immediately disagreed and replied, “No, no — MCP is more like a client.” Before that debate could settle, someone else joined the conversation and said

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AWS Compute Blog

Maximize Amazon EC2 Capacity Reservations with Capacity Manager data exports

In our previous post, we introduced Amazon EC2 Capacity Manager and its data export capability. Amazon EC2 Capacity Manager provides centralized visibility into your Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) capacity usage across all accounts and Regions in your organization. It tracks capacity usage for three types of EC2 capacity: On-Demand instances, Spot instances, and […]

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DZone

Reducing Alert Fatigue in the SOC Using Correlation Rules and Detection-as-Code

Alert fatigue in a security operations center tends to appear when alerts outpace the ability to validate them with confidence, creating desensitization and burnout while increasing the chance that the rare high-signal alert is handled too slowly. Practitioner research on SOC alarm validation describes this work as tedious and emphasizes that “false positive” is often an imprecise label, because many alarms are better understood as benign triggers that match a detection condition but are tolerat

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