In Part 1: From First Use Case to Automated Workflows, we focused on identifying use cases and getting setup with your initial SRE Agent. Teams see the value, and now you need to decide how adoption ...

We have learned a lot from talking with teams that are bringing Azure SRE Agent into their day-to-day operations. Across those conversations, we have seen a common set of questions emerge as teams mo...

You’re on call. A customer-reported incident lands, Azure SRE Agent picks it up from your incident management system, investigates, and gives you a starting diagnosis. If you’re like me, you want t...

With 150,000 tokens of context, one request to Qwen3.8-Flash-Next decoded at about 200 tokens a second, and its first token arrived in under a second, because 95% of the prompt came from the cache. T...

For three hours on the morning of October 9, a single H100 in Azure served 1,434 requests to Qwen3.8-27B: 168.7 million input tokens in, 1.27 million output tokens out. At a public list price for thi...

Anyscale on Azure is now Generally Available. Enterprises can run the Ray distributed runtime as a managed service on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), with workloads running in the customer’s own Azur...

Many AI calls are not really conversations. A support message needs an intent. A workflow needs a route. A policy check needs a yes or no. An agent needs to select its next action from a known list. ...

AI agents become more useful when they can move beyond conversation and complete real workflows. Playwright Cloud Browsers provides managed, on-demand browser capacity that agent applications can a...

Plugins package the skills, agents, and connector settings your team wants every SRE Agent to have. A plugin marketplace is a Git repository that lists those plugins so any agent can install them. ...