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Azure certification practice tool legality
To help with studying, I’ve created a web app that uses Azure AI to generate practice questions for Azure certifications. So far, I’ve only used it for my own preparation, but some of my colleagues have shown interest and would like to use the tool as well. I’m considering releasing it to the public, but I’m concerned about potential legal issues. To the best of my knowledge, this doesn’t violate Microsoft’s exam Terms of Use since their policies prohibit sharing, publishing, or distributing official exam content. The questions in my app are original content generated by an LLM, not copied from any official material. Can anyone provide insights on whether releasing such a tool would be legally okay? Id appreciate any guidance!
Running self hosted agent in interactive mode on on-prem server
I have a scenario, Where I have some UFT Developer Automation Tests cases that carry UI automation of Facets Application. I have them running on TFS release pipelines but the test cases are failing because the agent is not able to find the Facets window as it is running as a service and we need to configure the ADO agent to run in interactive mode for UI test. Instead of manually logging in to the server and trigger the agent to run in interactive how can we automate that because i need 50 agents to run in the interactive modeAnnouncing the winners of the December 2024 Innovation Challenge
The Innovation Challenge hackathon brings together developers from groups who are underrepresented in technology to solve for AI use cases from Azure customers. We’re proud to be supporting these organizations who helped to prepare the participants of our most recent hackathon: BITE-CON, Código Facilito, DIO, GenSpark, Microsoft Software and Systems Academy (MSSA), TechBridge, and Women in Cloud. In order to qualify for the hackathon, participants had to earn a Microsoft Applied Skills credential or one of these Azure certifications: Azure AI Engineer Associate,Azure Developer Associate,Azure Data Science Associate. Our goal for everyone who participates is to help them open up doors to new career opportunities by demonstrating highly in demand skills and the ability to work with a team to deliver a working proof of concept under a deadline. The winning projects worked to solve for a range of real world AI challenges. Observability for AI systems: ensure that systems operate effectively, ethically, and reliably by identifying issues like model drift, bias, performance degradation, and data quality problems. VoiceRAG: how do you implement retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), the prevailing pattern for combining language models with your own data, in a system that uses audio for input and output? Accessibility for state and local government websites: How can AI be used to ensure that both web content and documents that can be downloaded meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) international standard? Hallucination detection and context validation: How could output automatically cross-reference with a reliable knowledge base or API? How do you provide confidence scores and explanations for detected hallucinations? Role-Based content filtering for AI outputs: create an AI output moderation system that filters or adjusts generated content based on user roles and access levels to prevent misuse or exposure of restricted data. AI search innovation: our industry has only just begun to get started combining AI search with RAG. What can you build that demonstrates the possibilities for improving the ways we interact with information online? There were many very strong projects and the judges had to make some hard decisions. We’re sure that every team that submitted a project will be doing epic stuff in the near future! Here are the projects awarded by the judges First place $10,000 Azure Insight Lens: Model Monitoring and Observability a comprehensive AI model monitoring and observability solution, designed to enhance model performance and optimize efficiency Second $5,000 Edu Echo a voice-first education platform designed to help 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students excel in math and language arts AbleSphere an AI-powered educational support application that empowers students with disabilities by providing real-time, personalized assistance Third $2,500 FAITH : Framework for AI Integrity and Testing Hallucinations an Azure AI based web application used to find hallucinations and ensure integrity among various AI models and LLMs along with confidence scores, complete reasoning, detailed analytics and visualizations by comparing with external knowledge sources Content-o enables organizations, whether in the financial, health, or service sectors, to offer their employees, associates, and third parties a point of access to receive information aligned and adjusted to their roles AI Search for Agricultural Planning and Control an AI-powered assistant tailored to the Brazilian agricultural sector, adhering to local legislation We’ll have our next hackathon in March 2025! Looking forward to getting inspired by what this community can do!
List eligible roles with PowerShell
Hi guys, does someone knows or has a script (or other thing like CLI commands or others) to List all eligible roles in Azure. And, finally, list these eligible roles from a specific user to be able to assign them to another user that must have the same profile with same rights? Thanks in advance.Application Gateway WAFv2 Custom Rules disappeared.
Hello All, We have a AGW with WAFv2 running. A while back we were working on adding new custom rules, but after saving the new rule, all of our existing WAF custom rules were deleted. Checking with Azure support, we came to know that the delete operation also works as a PUT operation for updating and/or deleting details. But we couldn't get a clear picture on what caused our rules to be deleted instead of adding the new rule. We are still in the process of exploring options to understand what could have caused this anomaly. Have any of you faced any such scenario(s)? Any insights or suggestions are welcome and much appreciated.
Identify unused managed identity via Azure cli
Hello, We do have lot of managed identity created under a RG but only few are allocated to Azure ML compute instance. Im trying to find unused managed identity under the RG. Whether Azure cli command will help to achieve the requirement ? Please do let me know. ThanksAccess Sharepoint Online via Python without access to Azure AD
Hi without going into details I would like to access the Sharepoint/OneDrive via Python using the Microsoft Graph API or Sharepoint REST API. As a first step, I understand that I need to register an app in the Azure Portal. The problem I am encountering (and I haven't found a similar issue during my research) is that I don’t have access to the Azure Portal—only the IT department in my company has access to it. Is it still possible to access Sharepoint via the Microsoft Graph API or Sharepoint REST API without creating the app myself using my Microsoft account? Can IT create and register the app for me and then provide the client_id, client_secret, tenant_id, etc. (essentially a delegated app)? Or is it absolutely necessary for me to have an account in Azure? I have zero experience working with Azure AD, apart from what I’ve read in the documentation and seen on YouTube.
