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Securing Azure Service Bus

Xebia

Let’s examine common security risks, understand the importance of data encryption and various robust authentication methods such as Azure AD and shared access signatures, explore strategies for network protection, and emphasize the value of logging for enhanced oversight. By default, Azure Service Bus supports TLS 1.2

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Building a smarter Azure Kubernetes for developers

InfoWorld

With KubeCon Europe taking place this week, Microsoft has delivered a flurry of Azure Kubernetes announcements.

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Simplified Development With Azure DevOps

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Several entrepreneurs have started off with a kickstart by speeding up their platform with Microsoft’s Azure DevOps. This article dives into the features and benefits of Azure DevOps. What Is Azure DevOps? The DevOps approach is also capable of enhancing team collaboration.

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Measuring Your Azure Carbon Footprint with the Sustainability API

Xebia

So, you want to start with green software on the Azure cloud by measuring your carbon footprint. Microsoft Azure’s Sustainability API can help organizations measure their carbon footprint to analyze and reduce it. enrollmentId : A unique identifier for a specific enrollment or account within Azure, comprising two GUIDs and a date.

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Microsoft Adds Slew of Developer Tools to Azure

DevOps.com

At its Build 2023 conference this week, Microsoft announced general availability of an Azure Deployment Environment service that provides developers with a portal through which they can employ infrastructure-as-a-code (IaC) templates based on Terraform or Azure Resource Management files.

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Azure AI Studio: A nearly complete toolbox for AI development

InfoWorld

On November 15, Microsoft announced Azure AI Studio , a new platform for generative AI application development, using OpenAI models such as GPT-4, as well as models from Microsoft Research, Meta, Hugging Face, and others. To read this article in full, please click here

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Accelerating cloud native development in Microsoft Azure

InfoWorld

One big advantage of developing cloud native applications is that you can often leave all the tedious infrastructure work to someone else. AWS’s Lambda may be the best known, but Azure has many of its own serverless options—in the various Azure App Services, Azure Functions, and the newer Azure Container Apps.

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