Month: February 2023

You probably heard about AI or specific terms like ChatGPT or Open AI. You might even have formed an opinion whether to allow it or not for your students.
 
> But have you thought about it for your own part, what you could use it for?
 
In… Continue reading Educator, Open AI is about to make you more efficient, here’s how→

Azure Logic Apps (Standard) offers an integration with Azure Monitor Logs to monitor workflow executions. This article shows you how to configure Azure Logic Apps to send system-generated logs to Azure Monitor Logs by using the Diagnostic Settings conf… Continue reading Monitoring Azure Logic Apps (Standard) with Azure Monitor Logs (Preview)→

 
Overview of all steps
Customized OCR solutions offer the ability to define unique categories within a document or image. Through working with various clients on custom OCR solutions, we often hear the question: “How well does this solution perf… Continue reading Train and Benchmark a custom Forms Recognizer using Forms Recognizer Studio→

The year 2022 marked a turning point for GitHub and all its users, with the announcement of the general availability of two revolutionary services for developers: GitHub Codespaces and GitHub Copilot. A Codespace is a development environment hosted in … Continue reading GitHub Codespaces and GitHub Copilot: 2 stories, thousands of possibilities→

The blog talks about controlling SAS in terms of permissions and expiry time via Stored Access Policy.
 
When working with SAS, in case a SAS gets compromised, to prevent any un-authorized access via that SAS, the only option to revoke SAS is to r… Continue reading Working with Stored Access Policy to Control SAS→

In this blog post, we’ll explore how Azure Data Factory (ADF) or Synapse Pipelines can be used for orchestrating large query ingestions. With this approach you will learn, how to split one large query ingest into multiple partitions, orchestrated with … Continue reading Using Azure Data Factory orchestrating Kusto query-ingest→

Pair programming is a software development technique in which two developers work together on the same code at the same time, with one typing and the other reviewing and offering suggestions. This technique can increase productivity and promote knowled… Continue reading Pair Programming and test-driven development with Visual Studio Live Share and GitHub Copilot→

Introduction
 
Hi folks! My name is Felipe Binotto, Cloud Solution Architect, based in Australia.
We all know how frustrating it can be to receive a call about a storage account not replicating or being unable to fail over. To help prevent this fr… Continue reading Monitoring Storage Replication – Part 1→