10.10 Lab: Heap ADTNow that you have a working implementation of the Heap class, you will convert it to a template.In this assignment we will create and process a Heap of Customer objects. You are encouraged to reuse as much code as possible from previous assignments/labs.The assignment consists of the following classes/files:Customer.cpp (incomplete) Customer.h (incomplete) Heap.h (template, incomplete) main.cpp (incomplete) Project: An airline company uses the formula shown below to determine the priority of the passengers on the waiting list for overbooked flights.Priority number = A / 1000 + B – C WhereA is the customer’s total mileage in the past yearB is the customer’s number of years in the flier programC is the sequence number representing the customer’s arrival position when the flight was booked (the first customer’s sequence number is 1, second in the file is 2, and so on).Two or more customers could have the same priority number. For instance, Robert Hill and Tom Martin have the same priority number:Robert Hill’s priority number: 53000 / 1000 + 5 – 1 = 57 Tom Martin’s priority number: 56000/1000 + 5 – 4 = 57. Customers with the same priority number must be served on a first come first serve basis, therefore build the heap based on a unique serial number determined using the following formula:serial number = priority * 100 + (100 – C). In the above example:Robert Hill’s serial number is: 57 * 100 + (100 – 1) = 5799 Tom Martin’s serial number is: 57 * 100 + (100 – 4) = 5796 Given a file with overbooked customers, write a program that reads the file and determines each customer’s priority number, serial number, and prints a list of waiting customers in priority sequence, including the total number of customers served/rejected. There are two types of lines in the input file: line that begins with 'A' or 'S':the letter 'A' represents the arrival of a new customer and it is followed by:the number of years in the frequent flier program,total mileage in the past year, and thename of the customer (see below).A 5 53000 Robert Hill // insert into the heap A 3 89000 Amanda Trapp // insert into the heap A 3 90000 Jonathan Nguyen // insert into the heap S //delete from the heap and print A 5 56000 Tom Martin // insert into the heap The letter 'S' stands for "Serve" and indicates that the next customer from the waiting list will be served (in priority sequence).Finally, display the overbooked customers that did not get a plain ticket. Example:Input file name: overbooked_2.txt ==== ======= ============= Year Mileage Name ==== ======= ============= 3 89000 Amanda Trapp 2 65000 Vincent Gonzales ==== ======= ============= Served overbooked customers: 2 ==== ======= ============= Year Mileage Name ==== ======= ============= 2 65000 Vladimir Johnson 5 53000 Robert Hill 4 42000 Steve Chu 3 34000 Paula Hung ==== ======= ============= Rejected overbooked customers: 5

create a visual aid that explains the obstacles associated with creating reports using the report wizard, using groupings and totals, and applying, sorting and filtering within a report. Include solutions to overcome them.Address the following:Add to the file you created in Week Two's visual aid, by choosing two obstacles and their solutions that you personally want to remember and believe will help you going forward working with Microsoft® Access® databases.Use a software that allows you to create a visual description of your obstacles and solutions. Examples of software you may use include Microsoft® PowerPoint® or Piktochart. You may choose any software that creates an electronic file you will be able to submit.Create at least one slide or page per obstacle/solution.Describe the obstacle and at least one solution. In total, your file should have at least eight slides or pages when this week's assignment is complete.Save your file in a format you can submit. Examples include the original software file format such as PowerPoint® or PDF file format.

Maersk, headquartered in Denmark, is the world’s largest ocean shipping company accounting for about 20% of global shipments. With ships arriving and leaving ports every hour of the day and night around the world with thousands of massive shipping containers, business continuity is a high priority for Maersk. The computer infrastructure at Maersk is designed to be resilient in case of natural disasters or outages in individual locations. Maersk has a distributed computer architecture with computer servers all over the world. They also have a replication strategy whereby one server can copy another server. They thought that would allow them to continue operations if there was a disruption in the computer infrastructure, because if one or more servers were down, other servers could pick up the computing load. The cyberattack on Maersk began when Russia planted a ransomware computer worm in the M.E.Docs software Maersk used to pay taxes in Ukraine. The computer worm that originated on a single server was replicated throughout the Maersk system. This crippled business operations for weeks and had a business impact of $300 million.The president Costco was at Davos and learned the details of what it took to recover from the cyberattack on Maersk. The president of Costco has asked you to:Develop a report and presentation for the senior leadership at Costco describing the computing infrastructure considerations for business continuity.In addition to cybersecurity attacks, disasters can happen: earthquakes, fires, floods, explosions, hurricanes, tornados, power outages, terrorist attacks, hardware/software failures, network disruptions, sabotage by employees.Your recommendation should consider any type of disaster on the computing and networking infrastructure.Discuss the pros and cons of centralizing computer servers in one location versus a distributed approach that has computer servers in many locations.Describe the difference between replication and backup of computing resources.What are the advantages / disadvantages of data replication?What should be backed up (e.g., software, data) and how often, taking into account the costs of backup versus the potential cost of lost business?How would any backup be stored securely to avoid destruction or theft?Do you recommend network redundancy based on the centralized versus distributed approach to locating computer resources?Finally, because your business has to weigh costs, benefits, and risks, describe how your recommendations would be applicable to the likelihood of various potential disasters. Use proper APA quotation/citation formattingUse one or more APA formatted reference pages Resources:https://www.wired.com/story/notpetya-cyberattack-u...https://phoenixnap.com/blog/business-continuity-vs...https://www.smartsheet.com/it-infrastructure-manag..https://youtu.be/VaqIYlYmDbAhttps://youtu.be/jwW3tDcsf6ghttps://youtu.be/V6zJi8CU7Tkhttps://youtu.be/cxE940f7iq0https://youtu.be/dM68MKz5AoIhttps://youtu.be/aMCbsNTDFOE