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Logging Logging is the recording of events, messages, errors, or operational data for later inspection and analysis. It supports troubleshooting, auditing, and observability. Operations Machine Learning Machine Learning is a method within artificial intelligence in which algorithms are trained on historical or streaming data to identify patterns and make predictions or classifications on new data, with… Concept/Framework Merchant Vessel Broadband Merchant Vessel Broadband is the broadband connectivity service environment used on commercial cargo and trading vessels. It provides shipboard broadband access. Service Model Message Queue Message Queue is an asynchronous messaging system that stores messages temporarily so producers and consumers can operate independently. It decouples message senders from receivers. Software Microservices Architecture Microservices Architecture is a software design approach in which an application is built as a set of small, independently deployable services. Each service handles a focused function. Software Model Drift Model Drift is the divergence between a trained model's expected behavior and its observed behavior in production as input data, operating conditions, or target relationships change over time. Concept/Framework Model Quantization Model Quantization is the reduction of the numeric precision used to represent model weights, activations, or both, in order to improve inference efficiency, reduce memory footprint, and lower hardware requirements. Concept/Framework Model Serving Model Serving is the practice of deploying a trained machine learning or AI model within a hosting infrastructure — typically cloud-based — and exposing it through a network-accessible interface, such… Software Monolithic Architecture Monolithic Architecture is a software design in which an application is built and deployed as a single integrated codebase or unit. Its components are tightly coupled for deployment. Software MQTT A lightweight, broker-mediated publish-subscribe messaging protocol running over TCP/IP, designed to minimize message overhead and support constrained devices and unreliable or low-bandwidth network conditions, commonly used for IoT telemetry and… Protocol