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Mastering the Kubernetes Gateway API is tomorrow!
For years, Kubernetes Ingress has been the default, yet it often forces teams into a fragile web of vendor-specific "annotation hell" to handle modern traffic requirements. The Gateway API moves beyond these limitations, offering an expressive, role-oriented standard that fundamentally rethinks the networking stack. Us tomorrow as Wolfgang Ofner takes us through Mastering the Kubernetes Gateway API! https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/event/905f6364-959b-4f0a-bb85-10c14d665ed6/mastering-the-kubernetes-gateway-api/4518588Microsoft Learn - Exam Prep Videos
Some new Videos have been released from Microsoft Learn for the following Certifications: Preparing for the AZ-305 Exam - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLahhVEj9XNTfwP-ZMX4BIlx2fPZeVjKrv Preparing for the AI-102 exam - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLahhVEj9XNTffweBLSCgUcBIbMTdk45UT Preparing for the PL-300 Exam - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLahhVEj9XNTcN7LddQnHKca-8B1938wGM Preparing for the DP-300 Exam - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLahhVEj9XNTdjA6OC_XDMZnUS_uIbmUIZ Preparing for the AZ-104 exam - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLahhVEj9XNTcFnkx03XSK9TUkhzG3YTS_[Share] AZD-for-beginners
A comprehensive guide for Azure Developer CLI (azd)! A comprehensive guide for Azure Developer CLI (azd)! This repository is designed to help developers at all levels, from students to professional developers, learn and master the https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/developer/azure-developer-cli/?WT.mc_id=AZ-MVP-5004796 for efficient cloud deployments. https://github.com/microsoft/azd-for-beginners Q. Have you used AZD before, if so what you have used it for, and what were your thoughts?Microsoft Applied Skills Sweepstakes
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Blogsite AI Voice Answer machine
Hi all, I wanted to quickly to write to show how I thought about building a system based on Azure to allow my blogsite to answer questions about a blog post that a reader may suddenly have in their mind while reading through the post to extend learning. The basic flow is: -User loads a blog post -On load, the page populates 3 buttons a third of the way in the page, each with randomly AI generated questions related to the page that a reader might ask about the page content -On clicking a button, the question is answered through voice, with the answer being 'just' enough to answer the question without being over-bearing (at least that's my feeling!) The architecture is constructed as the following: I wrote in full on how I did this for my blog here : https://www.imaginarium.dev/voice-ai-for-blog/ I wanted to perhaps hear on if I was missing anything here on the design, security considerations particularly on the Azure side? Any ways to improve on the AI Voice implementation? I'm using the Azure OpenAI neural voices at the moment. Gemini voices lately are really good too!! I even thought about using a custom neural voice of my own but I ran into issues when trying to do that within Azure due to not having an enterprise subscription readily available to be allowed this capability. Thoughts?
