Abstract: A stir fryer (1) which includes a pot (2) having a cavity to place ingredients to stir fry the ingredients, and which can be rotated, a heating medium (3) functionally coupled to the pot (2) to heat the pot (2), a rotational means (4) functionally coupled to the pot (2) to rotate the pot (2) symmetrically or eccentrically about an axis, and a rotation regulator (5) which regulates the rotational unit/component/etc. (4) to further regulate speed of rotation of the pot (2).

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for facilitating automated compliance with security, audit and network configuration policies. In some instances, new runtime configuration files are iteratively generated and compared to a baseline configuration file to determine whether a threshold variance exists between the baseline configuration file and each separate and new runtime configuration file. If the threshold variance exists, remedial actions are triggered. In some instances, runtime configuration files are scanned for blacklist configuration settings. When blacklist configuration settings are found, remedial actions can also be triggered. In some instances, configuration files are scrubbed by omitting detected blacklist items from the configuration files. In some instances, changes are only made to configuration files when they match changes on an approved change list and are absent from an open incident list.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for facilitating automated compliance with security, audit and network configuration policies. In some instances, new runtime configuration files are iteratively generated and compared to a baseline configuration file to determine whether a threshold variance exists between the baseline configuration file and each separate and new runtime configuration file. If the threshold variance exists, remedial actions are triggered. In some instances, runtime configuration files are scanned for blacklist configuration settings. When blacklist configuration settings are found, remedial actions can also be triggered. In some instances, configuration files are scrubbed by omitting detected blacklist items from the configuration files. In some instances, changes are only made to configuration files when they match changes on an approved change list and are absent from an open incident list.