If your answer is yes, the IBM “Build Lab” team (the team I’m part of) provides an end-to-end solution which make it easy to deploy and use a fully operational NLP solution in just an hour. And this solution could be used right away. But before doing that, maybe some introduction of what this automation provides to our DevOps engineers/SREs (or any other curious tech savvy) public.

Preamble — What is the Watson NLP and why it could interest you?

The “Watson Natural Language Processing (NLP) Library for Embed” provides natural language processing functions for syntax analysis, and pre-trained models for a wide variety of text processing tasks, in a fully embeddable library.

The product page could be found here: https://www.ibm.com/partnerworld/program/embeddableai

I would write about interesting news about Kubernetes and other CNCF Projects and I will share with you handy tutorials showing you how you perform different tasks in Kubernetes.

Gmail has over 1.8 billion accounts worldwide and the number keeps growing. You’re probably one of them and so am I, my team, and probably the majority of Mailtrap users too. Gmail has gone through a lot of changes since it was first tested in 2004. One of them was about simplifying the compose window and removing the good old HTML editor. It doesn’t mean, however, that HTML is no longer supported by Google – it’s just a bit trickier to send HTML email from Gmail. Let’s see how it works.

Picking the right port for an email transmission can make the difference between your email being delivered or not. Luckily, it’s not something you need to think about a lot as your email provider does it for you. And they care about the successful delivery as much as you do. 

Sometimes, however, the default SMTP port might not guarantee the best delivery. This is when knowing what the alternatives are might really help. Let’s start then!

Google Sheets are great! Need to perform some advanced calculations? Store an enormous amount of data? Fetch from external services on a regular basis? They can do it all and a lot more too. Another useful but maybe not so well known feature is the ability to send emails from Google Sheets. How does it work? How do you set it up? Let’s see!

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