The Commercial Software Engineering team (CSE) partnered with Axonize to automate the process of deploying apps to Kubernetes, and expose these apps to the internet via a single IP. This post is about enabling applications in your Kubernetes cluster to programmatically install helm charts and expose them through a single public facing IP.
Developing robust algorithms for self-driving cars requires sourcing event data from over 10 billion hours of recorded driving time. CSE worked with Cognata, a startup developing simulation platforms for autonomous vehicles, to build a Jenkins pipeline and Terraform solution that enabled our partner to dynamically scale GPU resources for their simu...
Microsoft and Land O'Lakes partnered to develop an automated solution to identify sustainable farming practices given thousands of satellite images of Iowan farms. Our primary goal was to reduce the reliance on manual interviewing of farmers and make it more profitable for farmers to follow sustainable farming practices. To tackle this issue our te...
Over the past two years, Microsoft and Webjet have collaborated to build a blockchain-based solution, Rezchain, to help travel companies reduce payment disputes. In this code story, we’ll share the lessons learned in creating the Rezchain consortium. In particular, we'll focus on how we solved the challenges involved with enabling Ethereum nodes t...
We developed an Electron-based app using Microsoft Intune cloud service for management and distribution across a broad range of devices.
We recently worked with Webjet to migrate their deployment from IaaS to Kubernetes and used Helm to deploy a private Ethereum network to Kubernetes.
We worked with Aveva to build 3DToolkit, a toolkit for creating powerful cloud-based 3D experiences that stream on low-powered devices with WebRTC.
We created a solution to ingest Azure Event Hubs events at scale using Python and Kubernetes.
This article describes how to use GitHub, Travis CI and Docker Compose to build a simple continuous delivery pipeline to deploy Linux Docker containers to a Service Fabric cluster of Linux hosts.
This article covers how to take a standard Python web service consisting of an application tier, a WSGI server, and a Nginx reverse proxy and deploy it via Linux containers to a Linux cluster managed by Azure Service Fabric using only simple tooling like Docker Compose.
