Chaining GitHub Copilot Custom Agents: Automating Your Dev Cycle
Imagine having a brainstorming session with your AI, sketching out a plan, handing it off to a @develop-agent, and then heading to your standup. When you...
Imagine having a brainstorming session with your AI, sketching out a plan, handing it off to a @develop-agent, and then heading to your standup. When you...
GitHub Copilot Spaces enhance domain-specific knowledge management via Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, but integration issues with coding agents exist. This guide offers workarounds, detailing setup of Personal Access Tokens (PAT) and proper configuration of MCP servers to resolve access problems, enabling seamless use of Copilot Spaces for development.
Welcome back to our deep dive into data security and privacy. In my previous post, “Fine-Grained Authorization: The Future of Data Security and Privacy,” we explored...
The increasing interest in Resource Level Authorization (RLA) by companies is a response to the evolving cybersecurity landscape, particularly in light of data breaches involving unauthorized...
While the introduction of RBAC roles for key vaults is already written in history the support of this from the terraform module azurerm_key_vault has been lacking...
New pipeline defaults that broke some of the pipelines running git commands
During the community call in September, #Bicep introduced the local registry to share your modules internally. This is a really important feature but where does it differ from existing Template Specs and how can you leverage this in an Enterprise to support your teams into easily adopting your latest changes with just a PR. Combining different tools and principles in enabling an important shift left from deployment to compile time.
With Bicep going full production since version 0.3, more and more companies have opened up to the use of it. Because Bicep is a lot easier...
As we know Github is the desired ecosystem for Microsoft as it comes to building and deploying your code. Wildly popular among developers in the open-source...
Within software development, it is common practice to create shared-code libraries. This helps you maintain your code better and reuse it in other places without the nasty copy-paste pattern. This can be done by simply adding a project reference or an artifact repository like NuGet. However, with Azure functions, this is a bit cumbersome and not well documented on how to achieve this.
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