GitHub Copilot is your AI programmer and I use it via an VS Code extension. I find this to be the most effective AI tool that I have come across so far. I have used this in scenarios when I am scripting with Azure PowerShell, Az CLI and Azure SDK for Python. Here are my …
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This post showcases practical scenarios of using Azure Log Analytics Workspace to monitor the AKS Demo Store application with Azure Open AI for product descriptions. The post covers configuring settings, querying metrics and logs, and managing data usage for cost efficiency.
This blog post is a continuation of Deploying Azure Kubernetes Service Demo Store App with Azure Open AI – Part 1. It dives into the Python code that calls the Azure Open AI Service and highlights the use of Semantic Kernel. The AKS Demo Store uses the AI functionality to generate product descriptions. The article emphasizes the benefits of using Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) to support AI Ops platform.
This blog series chronicles my experience deploying and learning the technical details of the AKS Demo Store App with Azure Open AI. The app uses AI to generate product descriptions, deployed in a Kubernetes architecture. It showcases Azure Open AI's potential and the future application focus.
The post introduces GitHub Actions and a workflow with an Azure service principal name. The workflow YAML code involves manual user trigger, Azure login, Python setup, package installation, building a command line tool, and executing it with workflow input values. The post also provides the workflow YAML file and emphasizes the use of GitHub Actions for custom command line tool creation and Azure integration.
In a series on building a command line tool with Python and Azure SDK for Python, I show how I use GitHub Actions to automate the build and running of the tool. #Azure #GithubActions
In building a python script demo in Part 3, I want to show how to package up the python script into a windows executable with command line arguments. This is so what it can be run in windows command prompt or PowerShell session. The python packages to use is Click and Setuptools Click is a …
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In this blog post I will run Python code in VSCode and show the experience. This is a continuation of Part 2 about setting up a python local development environment and install prerequisites. I have put together a Python script that does the following Authenticate with user credentials Look up an existing resource group with …
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This post will share This post is continuing from Part 1. And I will be showing out how to include Azure SDK libraries/packages to install, authentication and setting up a python virtual environment in VS Code. The bare essentials for Azure Python packages are: pip install azure-identity #for authentication pip azure-mgmt-resource # resource management client …
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This is a beginners guide on starting from scratch setting up a simple development environment and run some Python code to create and manage azure resources. Install Python https://wiki.python.org/moin/BeginnersGuide/Download For windows download go to https://www.python.org/downloads/ Install VS Code to develop and run python code. For windows download go to https://www.python.org/downloads/ Install Python extension for Visual …
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