/images/avatar.png

Let's talk Azure

Redefining RAG: Azure Document Intelligence + Azure CosmosDB Mongo vCore

1. About this blogThis time, I’ll be developing an application designed for use within our FlyersSoft company, to improve workforce efficiency. Idea is to introduce CosmicTalent, an application designed to empower HR and managers in effectively navigating employee information. By leveraging CosmicTalent, users can efficiently filter and identify eligible employees based on specific task requirements. 🚀 Few key takeaways Advanatages of Azure CosmosDB Mongo vCore’s native vector search capabilities over Azure Vector Search.

AI Counselor - HackTogether: The Microsoft .NET 8 Global Hack

1. About this blogIt’s another day, another hackathon! 🌐 This time, it’s Microsoft’s HackTogether: The Microsoft .NET 8 Global Hackathon! 💻✨ Get ready for an exciting coding adventure! 🤖👩‍💻 🚀 Few key takeaways How to build cloud-native apps using .NET 8 Introduction to .NET Aspire How to build IoT edge solution with Raspberrypi How to integrate AI and make intelligent applications How to train custom models for classifying face emotions using Azure CustomVision 2.

Atlassian Codegeist Unleashed Hackathon- Meeting Miner

1. About this blogRecently, I got a notification in my gmail about AI hackathon by Atlassian and thought to give it a try. 🚀 Few key takeaways How to chunk large documents with help of LangChain framework How to build AI application using Azure PromptFlow Best practices and patterns for summarizing large documents in an efficient way How to overcome ForgeApp 25 seconds timeout restrictions How to implement Responsible AI principles 2.

Series 1: Hotstar Autoscaler built with Azure OpenAI

1 About this blogWe have all seen enough posts about Game Changer 😅 plugins built on top of the GPT models. I can assure you this won’t be just another one of those. Join with me in this series to learn about some cool stuffs that you can built using these models in your real-time applications. ( Definitely not a Game Changer! 😉 ). The objective of this blog is to

Series 2 : Concurrency experiment in A1 v2 (1 vcpu, 2 GiB memory) Virtual machine

About this blogThis blog is a continuation of the previous Concurrency series blog . In the previous blog we have deployed our application on Azure Function and found that the assumption of 1vCPU : 1Core is wrong. Hence in this blog we will experiment the same process of 100 concurrent requests over A1 Series VM that have 1 core. Pre Requisites Create Windows data center virtual machine, with size A1 v2 (1 vcpu, 2 GiB memory) Add IIS feature to it using the Server manager

Series 1: Concurrency experiment in 1 vCPU Azure Function Host

About this blogThere is been a lot of misconeption when it comes to how servers are handling concurrent requests. Few believe that they are processed parallely and few disagree to it. Actually both the answers are correct!. Let’s find how it actually works in this blog. Single Core vs Multi Core processor Handling concurrent requests are entirely dependent on whether your server operates on a single core processor or multi core processor.