bi-fundamentals
Master Business Intelligence fundamentals including KPI design, metrics frameworks, data literacy, and analytical thinking
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Master Business Intelligence fundamentals including KPI design, metrics frameworks, data literacy, and analytical thinking
Production-grade Bash fundamentals - syntax, variables, control flow, functions
Production-grade shell networking - curl, ssh, ports, debugging
Production-grade process management - jobs, signals, cron, systemd
Production-grade text processing - grep, sed, awk, regex
Production-grade shell automation - scripts, CI/CD, makefiles
Production-grade shell tools - jq, xargs, parallel, pipelines
Production-grade file operations - permissions, find, archives, rsync
API documentation with OpenAPI and developer portals
GraphQL API design and schema development
Enterprise scaling patterns for microservices, event-driven architecture, and distributed systems
Security architecture, authentication, authorization, and compliance patterns
Production-grade backend patterns for Node.js, Python, Go, and Java/Spring frameworks
REST, GraphQL, and hybrid API architecture patterns for building scalable and maintainable APIs
API testing strategies and contract testing
Database design, optimization, and caching strategies for SQL, NoSQL, and Redis
API versioning strategies and backward compatibility
RESTful API design principles and best practices
Infrastructure, deployment, and operations patterns for Docker, Kubernetes, and CI/CD
Frontend development and API integration patterns for React, TypeScript, and state management
Implement tool calling - function schemas, API integration, validation, and error handling
Build RAG systems - embeddings, vector stores, chunking, and retrieval optimization
Implement agent memory - short-term, long-term, semantic storage, and retrieval
Ensure agent safety - guardrails, content filtering, monitoring, and compliance
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