Developing Azure Applications typically requires interacting with many azure services. When it's not practical or permitted to use actual Azure services in development, emulators like Azurite come to the rescue.
In this post we'll solve a common Azure permission problem: What if we want to allow certain users to read detailed logs or perform specific operations in an azure resource, but we don't want to grant administrator or contributor access beyond very specific permissions?
This post is a walk-through deploying a Streamlit Python app to Azure App Service from an Azure DevOps Pipeline.
When creating solutions in Microsoft Fabric, it's often necessary to access services from external systems. This post demonstrates how to create an Azure Key Vault, store secrets in the vault, and then use them within Notebooks.
My playlist of important AI practitioner focused sessions from Microsoft Ingnite 2023
This post is an end-to-end tutorial showing how to containerize a Python-based Streamlit data app with Docker and publish it as an Internet-facing web app using Azure Container Registry and Azure App service.