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The materials database provides a comprehensive compilation of the type, quantity, country of origin, source, significant uses, projected availability, and physical properties of materials used by wind and solar power technologies.


WISDEM®, NREL's core systems engineering software tool, integrates a full set of wind turbine and plant models for holistic system analysis. It includes modules for a full suite of wind plant models, including turbine aerodynamics, component structural analysis, component costs, plant operations and maintenance costs, financial models, wind plant layouts, and wind turbine aeroelastic simulations.


FAST.Farm, via GitHub, extends the capabilities of OpenFAST to provide multiphysics-based engineering simulation of wind farms: land-based, fixed-bottom offshore, and floating offshore. FAST.Farm can simulate each wind turbine in the farm with an OpenFAST model, capture relevant physics for prediction of wind farm power performance and structural loads, and predict the ultimate and fatigue loads of each wind turbine in the farm.


SolarWinds began in 1999 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, co-founded by Donald Yonce (a former executive at Walmart) and his brother Dave Yonce.[9][10][11][12] SolarWinds released its first products, Trace Route and Ping Sweep, earlier in March 1998 and released its first web-based network performance monitoring application in November 2001.[13] According to Michael Bennett, who became the chief executive officer in 2006,[14] the name SolarWinds was chosen by an early employee and the company has nothing to do with solar or wind power.[15] In 2006, the company moved its headquarters to Austin, Texas,[10] where about 300 of the company's total 450 employees were based as of 2011.[9] The company was profitable from its founding through its IPO in 2009.[16]


The attack used a backdoor in a SolarWinds library; when an update to SolarWinds occurred, the malicious attack would go unnoticed due to the trusted certificate.[68] In November 2019, a security researcher notified SolarWinds that their FTP server had a weak default password of "solarwinds123", warning that "any hacker could upload malicious [code]" that would then be distributed to SolarWinds customers.[69][70][71][72] 
The New York Times
 reported SolarWinds did not employ a chief information security officer and that employee passwords had been posted on GitHub in 2019.[73]


On March 1, 2021, SolarWinds CEO, Sudhakar Ramakrishna, blamed a company intern for using an insecure password ("solarwinds123") on their update server. Speculation that this led to the attack is discounted by the company and security professionals.[84][85] More than the intern using a weak password, experts noted that the main issue this fact highlights is the poor security culture the company has.[86]


Wind is created by the unequal heating of the Earth's surface by the sun. Wind turbines convert the kinetic energy in wind into mechanical power that runs a generator to produce clean electricity. Today's turbines are versatile modular sources of electricity.[3] Their blades are aerodynamically designed to capture the maximum energy from the wind.[4] The wind turns the blades, which spin a shaft connected to a generator or the generator's rotor, which makes electricity.


Home wind energy systems generally comprise a rotor, a generator or alternator mounted on a frame, a tail (usually), a tower, wiring, and the "balance of system" components: controllers, inverters, and/or batteries. Through the spinning blades, the rotor captures the kinetic energy of the wind and converts it into rotary motion to drive the generator, which produces either AC or wild AC (variable frequency, variable voltage), which is typically converted to grid-compatible AC electricity.





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I need to install an Engineer's Toolset on a machine here, but I notice on the Customer Portal that the license is already in use. This is because one of our engineers had to rebuild his laptop recently, and used that license instead of his existing one when he installed the toolset.


Solarwinds Engineer's Toolset is software for network engineers designed by network engineers. As anyone who has ever worked in the network side of IT can tell you, it can be a nightmare when things just stop working. Even on the best of days, new network issues can show up even when every single patch cable is labelled and hidden behind a padlock.


One of the best things about the Engineers toolset is the fact that it puts all the tools you need in one place, and not as a separate bunch of icons and programs on your desktop that don't talk to each other. It allows you to perform robust network diagnostics for troubleshooting and quickly resolving complex network issues with tools such as Ping Sweep, DNS Analyzer, and Trace Route.


DevSecOps is all about philosophy. It's all about the mindset, how you're thinking about-- thinking about security early on in the process. A lot of times organizations will run out and care about spending a ton of money before they think about what exactly is DevSecOps at their organization. What does it actually mean? And good security always requires context so you should be thinking about, how does this fit in my organization based off of my test, et cetera? But to me it's a philosophy. It's making decisions and educating your users and operators engineers, et cetera, to think about security earlier on in the process.





Now that's where the philosophy comes in. This is where the DevSecOps philosophy comes in because if your engineers are actually thinking about security, because you are implementing this DevSecOps mentality it's not going to be seen as a blocker, it's just a part of the gates that they're going through when they're doing things. And it's not something that's, oh, this is slowing me down. So that's where-- I think this is something that we're starting to see a shift but you still hear the argument, well, security is going to slow down the business or whatever it may be. And I just-- I think it's the opposite. If you don't consider security early on you're going to slow down later. You're going to run into issues later that are going to cause way more delays time, et cetera and a lot of money as well.


And I think something also that I believe Chris Hughes mentioned as well, what we're talking about here automation and using the tools to do that it's a concept that we talk about in the course I teach but it's like living off the land. In compliance we should try to live off the land, we should really try to use the tools that our people are using, our administrators are using and then let them administer them. That makes things a lot easier, allows them to move faster. You go to your engineers or your operators and say, hey, I got this DevSecOps thing but here's seven new tools you've got to learn. They're going to run away from you. They're not going to be interested in doing that. But you can find out, what are the tools you currently use? OK, there's this one tool that we get it incorporates with all these tools, I'll give you a script, and all you have to do is run it, and we're good to go and I'll get all my compliance reports. They're going to like that a lot more than having to install a bunch of tools. So I think that's why we see this slide is because when you do adopt it, it's

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