How we built an enterprise-grade multi-agent system that preserves user identity across AI agents and Databricks Introduction When building AI-powered applications for the enterprise, a common ch...

Introduction Cloud-native applications often support critical business functions and are expected to stay available even when parts of the platform fail. Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) already prov...

A large enterprise customer adopting AI at scale typically needs three non‑negotiables in its AI foundation: End‑to‑end tenant isolation across network, identity, compute, and data Secure, gove...

Azure Local at scale needs fleet-level visibility As Azure Local deployments grow from a handful of instances to hundreds (or even thousands), the operational questions change. You’re no longer tro...

If you operate Kubernetes at scale, you've felt it: "Ingress YAML sprawl", annotation archaeology, and the creeping sense that your edge configuration is one upstream change away from becoming fragil...

Key Considerations Before Implementation Licensing and Software Assurance Benefits Understanding your licensing options is critical before deploying Azure Arc. If your SQL Server licenses include...

In the modern enterprise cloud landscape, data rarely sits in one place. You might face a scenario where your Power Platform environment (Dynamics 365, Power Apps, or Power Automate) is hosted in Reg...