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Query Performance Tuning in Azure DocumentDB: A Practical Guide
devblogs.microsoft.com Issue #511
Writing a query that works is easy. Writing a query that scales is a different story.
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From the model that answers to the agent that works: Agent Harness and CodeAct with C#
medium.com Issue #510
How to separate the control plane (Agent Harness) from the execution plane (CodeAct) in the Microsoft Agent Framework, with a real case in…
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Faster blob copying in Azure Blob Storage
markheath.net Issue #509
I generally try to avoid copying blobs in Azure and just reference a single copy, but there are some situations where you do need to make a copy. The technique you choose can make a big difference to ...
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Native Agent Memory for Microsoft Agent Framework, Powered by Azure Cosmos DB
devblogs.microsoft.com Issue #508
Recently we introduced the Agent Memory Toolkit
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Building RAG Applications in C# with Semantic Kernel and Azure AI Search
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #508
Build C# RAG apps with Semantic Kernel & Azure AI Search. Ground LLMs in your data for accurate, context-aware responses.
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Secure Secrets Management in .NET with Azure Key Vault
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #507
Secure your .NET apps with Azure Key Vault. Learn to manage secrets, keys, and certs centrally, avoiding hardcoding and enhancing security.
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ASP.NET Core Microservices Architecture Guide 2026
faciletechnolab.com Issue #506
A practical guide to ASP.NET Core microservices architecture - service decomposition, communication patterns, data isolation, and deployment on Azure.
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Building Event-Driven Microservices with .NET Aspire and Azure Service Bus
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #505
Build resilient, scalable .NET microservices with Aspire & Azure Service Bus. Master event-driven architecture for robust distributed systems.
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Microsoft Agent Framework for .NET (part 2): How to use IChatClient with Azure Foundry and Ollama in .NET
code4it.dev Issue #505
IChatClient is the core of Microsoft Agent Framework. Let’s see how to configure it with Azure Foundry and Ollama.
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Azure AI Projects SDK for .NET: Building and Publishing AI Agents
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #505
Build and deploy powerful AI agents with the Azure AI Projects SDK for .NET. Streamline development, integrate services, and create intelligent applications.
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Azure AI Document Intelligence with .NET
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #505
Automate document processing with Azure AI Document Intelligence and .NET. Extract data from invoices, receipts, and more, reducing manual effort.
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The Cosmos DB Query That Burned 2 Million RUs Before Lunch
medium.com Issue #504
One missing word in a WHERE clause. A dashboard that refreshed every 30 seconds. A throttling storm that made the whole app feel broken —…
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How to build long-running MCP tools on Azure Functions
devblogs.microsoft.com Issue #502
Recently, a customer building servers with the Azure Functions Model Context Protocol (MCP) extension reached out and asked: How do I handle tools that take longer than the client is willing to wait? ...
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Building Production-Ready RAG Applications with Azure AI Search and .NET
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #502
Build production-ready RAG apps with Azure AI Search & .NET. Enhance LLMs with your data for accurate, context-aware responses.
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Building Multi-Tenant AI SaaS Applications with ASP.NET Core and Azure OpenAI
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #501
Build scalable AI SaaS with ASP.NET Core & Azure OpenAI. Master multi-tenancy for secure, cost-effective, isolated AI services.
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Building Event-Driven AI Workflows with Azure Event Grid and .NET
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #501
Build scalable, event-driven AI workflows with Azure Event Grid and .NET for automated document analysis, sentiment detection, and more.
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T-SQL Hygiene: What's the Big Deal with SET NOCOUNT ON?
devblogs.microsoft.com Issue #501
Perhaps you have seen SET NOCOUNT ON; at the beginning of a stored procedure and wondered why it is there. By default, SQL Server uses SET NOCOUNT OFF;, which sends messages such as “(10 rows affected...
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Building Event-Driven AI Agents with Azure Service Bus and .NET
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #500
Build scalable, event-driven AI agents with Azure Service Bus and .NET. Automate workflows, process asynchronously, and enhance enterprise AI.
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Building Production-Ready RAG Pipelines with Azure AI Search and .NET
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #500
Build production-ready RAG pipelines with Azure AI Search and .NET for accurate, context-aware AI responses using your own data.
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Azure Container Apps Tutorial: Deploying Microservices Without Kubernetes
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #498
Deploy microservices easily with Azure Container Apps. A serverless platform for containers, simplifying operations and scaling without Kubernetes.
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EF Core and Azure SQL Database: A Step-by-Step Guide
antondevtips.com Issue #498
A step-by-step guide to using EF Core with Azure SQL Database - create the database in Azure Portal, connect and run migrations, add transient-fault resilience, and switch to passwordless Microsoft En
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Building Internal AI Tools with Azure AI Foundry and .NET
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #497
Build internal AI tools with Azure AI Foundry & .NET for enhanced productivity, faster info access, and streamlined operations. Secure, scalable, and intelligent.
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Multi-Tenant Saas Architecture
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #497
Explore multi-tenant SaaS architecture: request-driven, Clean Architecture, tenant-agnostic logic, and cloud-native stack for scalability.
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Agent Harness: Scaling the claw or harness capabilities
devblogs.microsoft.com Issue #496
Part 3 of Build your own claw and harness with Microsoft Agent Framework. In Part 2 our personal
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Deploying an MCP server to Azure Container Apps with the Microsoft Agent Framework
medium.com Issue #496
In the last few blogs I built agents. They were great — until they lived on my laptop.