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Nonprofits often rely on spreadsheets, paper forms, or disconnected systems to manage programs. These approaches can limit visibility, create inefficiencies, and increase administrative overhead. Microsoft Power […]

Why This Matters Your AI agent just forgot everything. Again. If you’ve built agents that need to track work across days or weeks—not just single conversations—you’ve hit […]

By Johnson Shi, Zoey (Zhuyu) Li, Huangli Wu Introduction Three of the most common questions we hear from enterprise teams running geo-replicated Azure Container Registries (ACR) are: […]

Remote procedure call (RPC) is a protocol commonly abused by attackers that allows functions implemented in a separate process, and potentially on a remote machine, to […]

Major version upgrades are an important part of keeping PostgreSQL environments current with the latest features, security updates, and performance improvements. But for production workloads, the […]

Skilling is foundational for success in an AI-first market. Keeping up with evolving technologies and capabilities better positions you with the skills you need to succeed in an ever-changing market, making […]

TL; DR Network Security Perimeter (NSP) support for Azure Service Bus is now Generally Available. With this, you can now place your Service Bus namespace inside […]

Source: github.com/SweetsNSavories/VerseOps · MIT.    Figure 1 — VerseOps loaded against a live tenant. Per-row capacity (DB / File / Log / FinOps DB / FinOps File GB) […]

  Why the audit table is special The audit table is different from the rest of Dataverse in two ways that matter for an archive design: It’s an immutable, […]

Introduction In Part 1 of this series, we walked through the architectural decisions that shape any Azure OpenAI / Microsoft Foundry Models workload: capacity model, deployment […]