Recorded live on September 10, 2021On this episode of the AI Show, Timm Walz joins Seth to talk about how ramping up your custom NLP tasks with Verseagility will benefit your data science workflow. He'll show us how to use the toolkit in combination with Azure Machine Learning. Be sure to check it out!Jump to:[00:27] Welcome Timm Walz[01:00] What is Verseagility[02:40] What does Verseagility include-standardized template for Infra as code-scripts-project conflicts[04:25] Demo[07:44] More about the data[11:42] Machine Learning tech stack[15:42] Learn more[16:35] Example ticketsLearn more:Github Microsoft Verseagility https://github.com/microsoft/verseagilityVerseagility Azure Websites https://verseagility.azurewebsites.netZero to Hero Machine Learning on Azure https://aka.ms/ZerotoHero/MLonAzureZero to Hero Azure AI https://aka.ms/ZerotoHero/AzureAICreate a Free account (Azure) https://aka.ms/aishow-seth-azurefreeFollow Seth https://twitter.com/sethjuarezFollow Timm https://twitter.com/nonstoptimm/Don't miss new episodes, subscribe to the AI Show https://aka.ms/AIShowsubscribeAI Show Playlist https://aka.ms/AIShowPlaylistJoin us every other Friday, for an AI Show livestream on Learn TV and YouTube https://aka.ms/LearnTV - https://aka.ms/AIShowLive

Steve Michelotti joins Scott Hanselman to show what's new in Azure Government, which provides a physically separate and network-isolated instance of Azure for U.S. federal, state, and local governments in multiple regions in the United States.  Learn how Azure Government is both the same and different from Azure public cloud.[0:00:00]– Introduction[0:00:38]– What is Azure Government?[0:05:19]– Azure Government in the Azure portal[0:12:27]– Azure Government in a terminal or shell[0:17:21]– Azure Government in developer tools[0:22:35]– Wrap-upAzure for government overviewAzure for U.S. governmentAzure Government docsOptimize government operations with Azure learning pathCreate a free account (Azure)

If you're looking to scale your Postgres database, the Citus open-source extension to Postgres makes sharding simple. And Citus is available on Azure as a managed service, too. Join Claire Giordano on the Citus team to learn about how Citus uses the Postgres extension APIs to shard Postgres—and the best way to get started with Citus. [01:24] What is Citus[03:40] What applications sharding Postgre with Citus[05:34] How large can a Citus cluster get?[07:45] When to use Citus[08:45] Getting statedResources: Citus open source repo on GitHubGetting Started with Citus resourcesCitus on Azure documentationCitus monthly newsletterVideo: How Citus Distributes PostgreSQL

Stripe is a great service that makes it easy for developers to accept payments and send payouts globally.In this episode we’re joined by Stripe Developer Advocate, CJ Avilla, who shows us how to enable Stripe in a Blazor application.[00:00] - Introduction[00:54] - What is Stripe?[02:44] - Setting up Stripe.NET [14:35] - Understanding price data[16:30] - Using stripe.js in the frontend [20:21] - Learning about checkout sessionsAccepting online payments (Checkout)https://github.com/cecilphillip/ContosoCraftsStripedhttps://stripe.com/docs/payments/accept-a-payment?platform=web&ui=checkout&lang=dotnet General Stripe linksRegister - https://dashboard.stripe.com/register Support - https://stripe.com/go/developer-chat Social - https://twitter.com/stripedev 

Windows Package Manager enables you to find and install apps with the winget command line tool, as well as a means of distributing apps and tools for publishers. Demitrius Nelon joins the show to tell us more.This episode covers:[00:00] Demitrius Nelon introduces us to Windows Package Manager[00:21] What is Windows Package Manager? Is it the same as winget?[00:49] How do I install winget and use it to find and install apps?[03:52] What are some of the more advanced winget commands I may want to know about?[06:58] How can I add my app or tool so that it's available to winget users?[10:27] How can I contribute? What's on your roadmap?[14:25] Where can I learn more?Learn more:Windows Package Manager docs Windows Package Manager Community GitHub repo (submit packages)Windows Package Manager Client GitHub repo (source code for winget)Follow Demitrius Nelon on TwitterFollow Windows Docs on Twitter  Submit feedback for Windows Package Manager (winget) on Feedback HubWindows Command Line BlogMore Tabs vs Spaces episodes

On today's episode of The DevOps Lab, April Edwards welcomes John Downs to demonstrate Bicep's many capabilities for complex Azure deployments. We'll provide learning material and guidance to support you as you upskill on Bicep. Jump to:[01:09] What is Bicep?[03:37] Demo - Bicep editing in Visual Studio Code[07:40] Demo - Bicep child resources[10:03] Bicep on Microsoft LearnLearn more:What is Bicep https://aka.ms/DevOpsLab/BicepLearn Bicep https://aka.ms/DevOpsLab/LearnBicepAzure DevOps Docs https://aka.ms/AzureDevOps/DocsAzure DevOps YouTube https://aka.ms/AzureDevOpsYouTubeFollow April https://twitter.com/TheAprilEdwardsFollow John https://twitter.com/jdwnsCreate a Free Azure DevOps Account https://aka.ms/AA7uopu

Derek Martin joins Scott Hanselman to discuss the Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) Secure Baseline reference implementation from the Azure Architecture Center.  Learn what it is, how it works, and how you can use it to start your production deployment in a secure and compliant manner.  You'll also learn about the available additions for Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS 3.2.1) compliance and multi-region cluster support.[0:00:00]– Introduction[0:00:36]– Overview [0:02:41]– Getting to a production-ready, secure baseline[0:06:47]– Making it your own[0:10:12]– Multiregion clusters[0:12:38]– PCI-DSS compliance[0:15:23]– Wrap-upAzure Architecture CenterBaseline architecture for an Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) clusterAKS baseline for multiregion clustersIntroduction of an AKS regulated cluster for PCI-DSS 3.2.1Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) Baseline Cluster (GitHub)Create a free account (Azure)

Join us to learn more about an upcoming feature in Azure IoT Central that will enable you to build your IoT solution once and onboard multiple tenants into it - we're calling this feature Organizations. During this session we'll provide an overview of the feature, its use cases and roadmap, and we'll wrap it up with a live demo. Learn more at https://aka.ms/iotshow/iotc-organizations