There are various scenarios in which both software and systems engineers need a way to  exchange data between users, systems, scripts and applications using mutually understandable protocols and formats. The most widely accepted data exchange formats are the following:
<ul>
 <li>XML</li>
 <li>YAML</li>
 <li>CSV</li>
 <li>JSON</li>
</ul>

There are various scenarios in which both software and systems engineers need a way to exchange data between users, systems, scripts and applications using mutually understandable protocols and formats. The most widely accepted data exchange formats are the following: XML YAML CSV JSON

There are various scenarios in which both software and systems engineers need a way to &nbsp;exchange data between users, systems, scripts and applications using mutually understandable protocols and formats. The most widely accepted data exchange formats are the following:
<ul>
 <li>XML</li>
 <li>YAML</li>
 <li>CSV</li>
 <li>JSON</li>
</ul>

Data exchange formats

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The Cloud School TV Podcast offers posts in audio format. The Cloud School TV blog (https://cloudschool.tv/blog) is an educational blog which covers the following topics: Cloud Computing Operations (CloudOps) Cybersecurity Operations (SecOps) Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) operations (AIOps) IT Professional development

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