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Profiling Docker Compose services through Visual Studio
A brief summary of how Crew Clark were able to profile performance using Visual Studio and within a Docker Compose environment.

LLM Prompt Injection Considerations With Tool Use

This post discusses a pattern to prevent a class of prompt injection attacks in LLM-based solutions. It emphasizes the importance of building strong foundational patterns to mitigate risks and avoid potential pitfalls. By implementing this pattern, teams can enhance the security of their tool-based solutions.

Document Summarization Solution Patterns using Azure Open AI & Langchain
This post lists the various solution patterns that can be applied for document summarization. Document summarization comes with its challenges related to token limitation and chunk sizes. This blog post discusses about the solutions to tackle those challenges.

Azure IoT Operations Data Processor Pipelines: Unlocking Efficiency in the Industrial Metaverse

In this post we explore the implementation of Azure IoT Operations Data Processor pipelines in a manufacturing context, focusing on data processing at the edge.

Learnings around developing with Microsoft Graph Toolkit
Learnings of Microsoft Graph Toolkit from our recent project, including data leaking and privacy concerns that can help developers get a jumpstart with Microsoft Graph Toolkit.

Empowering Collaboration with a Tech Savvy Customer
Empowering Collaboration with a Tech Savvy Customer

Next-Level Boilerplate: An Inside Look Into Our .Net Clean Architecture Repo

In this article, we will take an inner look at the clean architecture boilerplate and how it helps kickstart our projects rapidly.

7 Essential Tips: Accelerate Prompt Flow Development

This post focusses on tips and tricks to accelerate from flow development through use of dev container & shell scripts.

Start Simple, Scale Fast: Azure Storage for Distributed Computing
Azure Storage Accounts are one of the simplest resources on Azure, but simultaneously one of the most useful and reused building blocks across the Microsoft Cloud ecosystem. Blobs, leases, and queues are fundamental components that enable powerful patterns. Let's dig into why Storage Accounts should be in your Azure toolkit.