If your organization does not use UEFI Secure Boot on Linux systems, this transition does not affect your boot path. You can stop reading now. If you do use Secure Boot, here is what you need to kn...

When you let a model generate code and you actually execute it, you are handing the model a Python REPL on whatever machine runs the agent. That sounds alarmist — right up until a planner (yours, min...

Today at Microsoft Build, we're announcing the public preview of Azure Linux 4.0 - Microsoft's first party Linux distribution, purpose-built for Azure. Azure Linux 4.0 is available now for Azure Virt...

Today at Microsoft Build 2026, we’re announcing the general availability of Azure Container Linux (ACL): a secure, immutable container host designed to help platform teams run Kubernetes workloads at...

Open source is where developers experiment, collaborate, and turn new ideas into tools that others can build on. At Microsoft Build, we’re creating a dedicated space for that energy: the Open Source ...

AI agents are moving from prototypes to production. They book flights, write code, negotiate contracts, and operate across enterprise systems with minimal human oversight. The attack surface is not t...

If you practice SRE, you already have a mental model for running reliable production systems. You define SLOs. You track error budgets. You use circuit breakers to stop cascading failures. You run ch...

Try This Yourself: Agentic AI for Linux Operations on Azure At Red Hat Summit 2026, I handed GitHub Copilot CLI a terminal and asked it to deploy a full-stack application to RHEL 10 on Azure. Live....

In part one of this series, we covered AGT's runtime governance: the policy engine, zero-trust identity, execution sandboxing, and the OWASP Agentic AI risk mapping. In part two, we moved earlier in ...

What if a 96GB sandboxed pod could start as fast as a 2GB one? Before recent improvements in AKS Pod Sandboxing, large-memory pods could take over a minute longer to start than smaller ones. For cu...