This is a follow-up to our previous coverage of Dev Drive and copy-on-write (CoW) linking. See our previous articles from May 24, 2023, October 13, 2023, and November 2, 2023. Dev Drive was released in Windows 11 in October, 2023, and will be part of Windows Server 2025 this fall,

With the April release of C# Dev Kit, you can now manage your NuGet packages directly from Visual Studio Code using the new commands in the command palette. To add a NuGet package to your project, use the command “NuGet: Add NuGet Package”.

Announcing a new community-lead repository: a collection of prompts to help you use the power of Microsoft Copilot across Microsoft 365.

The culture (and weather) clash continues.

Plugins are one of the most powerful features of Semantic Kernel and in this demo we show how you can easily use Plugins with the power of Auto Function Calling from AI Models.   A Glimpse into the Demonstration  Time Information Plugin  In the demo we implement a simple class TimeInformantionPlugin with one function to retrieve the UTC time in string format. 

Debjyoti Ganguly shares insights on a resilient end-to-end cloud governance framework for Azure CI/CD pipelines. Hey there, tech enthusiasts! This article serves as a technical guide to implementing a resilient end-to-end cloud governance framework for Azure CI/CD pipelines. It is designed to be vendor-agnostic and aligns seamlessly with enterprise security objectives,

Joseph Masengesho provides a step-by-step tutorial on how to deploy your first ML model on AKS. In a previous post, I provided a lengthy write-up about my understanding of using Kubernetes as a compute target in Azure ML from a Kubernetes architect’s perspective.

Hi all, With Microsoft Build approaching, we wanted to share some walk throughs of using Semantic Kernel to get started if you haven’t already. Today we’re going to dive into the Getting Started guide we have in the Main Semantic Kernel GitHub repository for .NET.