Azure DevOps (ADO) teams keep asking for a repeatable way to land on GitHub Enterprise Cloud without babysitting manual Git mirrors. The good news: GitHub’s import surface now covers one-off REST-based imports, the GitHub Enterprise Importer (GEI) GraphQL APIs, and automation-friendly tooling such as the gh ado2gh extension. Below is a field-tested playbook that blends those APIs,… Continue reading Migrating Azure DevOps repositories to GitHub Enterprise with the GitHub import APIs
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Building Backstage AI Chat Plugin with Azure AI Foundry Agents
This post shows how to add an AI assistant plugin to Backstage that lets internal developers chat with their own domain data using Azure AI Foundry Agents. We cover agent concepts, minimal API usage, plugin structure (frontend + lightweight backend proxy), security (secrets & identity), and deployment guidance. 1. Why an AI Chat Plugin in… Continue reading Building Backstage AI Chat Plugin with Azure AI Foundry Agents
Multi-Tenant Identity Federation: Accessing Multiple Entra ID Tenants with Managed Identity
Introduction Recently, I had the opportunity to help a customer solve a complex challenge involving multi-tenant identity federation. They needed to securely access resources across different Azure Active Directory (now Entra ID) tenants without managing secrets or certificates. The solution involved using managed identity with federated credentials to perform token exchange between tenants—a powerful but… Continue reading Multi-Tenant Identity Federation: Accessing Multiple Entra ID Tenants with Managed Identity
Azure Bot Service & Microsoft Teams – Architecture and Message Flow
Some time ago, I shared my experience building a secure bot using the Azure Bot Service and Bot Framework. Since then, I’ve frequently received questions about how the underlying system works. In this post, I’ll walk through the internal architecture of the Azure Bot Service—covering the key components, message flow, and supporting services—to provide a… Continue reading Azure Bot Service & Microsoft Teams – Architecture and Message Flow
Implementing RAG with WebRTC and Azure AI Search
This feature is currently in public preview. This preview is provided without a service-level agreement, and we don't recommend it for production workloads. Certain features might not be supported or might have constrained capabilities. Introduction In today's enterprise environment, accessing and leveraging organizational knowledge through natural conversation is becoming increasingly important. Azure OpenAI GPT-4o Realtime… Continue reading Implementing RAG with WebRTC and Azure AI Search
Enhance GitHub Copilot with RAG in VS Code – Part 3
This is a third part of a series of posts where I am writing my learning building a GitHub Copilot extension, RAG, using your own model etc. - First part here- Second part here Introduction Demo Extension in Marketplace As AI continues to revolutionize software development, GitHub Copilot has emerged as a powerful coding assistant.… Continue reading Enhance GitHub Copilot with RAG in VS Code – Part 3
Building GitHub Copilot Extension with Skillset – Part 2
This is a second part of a series of posts where I am writing my learning building a GitHub Copilot extension, RAG, using your own model etc. - First part here- Part 3 here. Introduction: Enhancing GitHub Copilot with Skillsets In the first part of this series, we explored how to extend GitHub Copilot by… Continue reading Building GitHub Copilot Extension with Skillset – Part 2
Building a GitHub Copilot Extension with GitHub Apps – Part 1
This is a first part of a series of posts where I am writing my learning building a GitHub Copilot extension, RAG, using your own model etc. - Second part- Third part Lately, I’ve been working with GitHub Copilot Extensions—powerful integrations that enhance Copilot Chat by connecting it to external tools, services, and custom workflows.… Continue reading Building a GitHub Copilot Extension with GitHub Apps – Part 1
Building a Secure Azure Bot for Microsoft Teams
Integrating bots with Microsoft Teams is a powerful way to improve collaboration and automate workflows. However, ensuring secure access, network isolation, and controlled data flows is crucial, especially in sensitive environments like financial or healthcare applications. In this blog post, I'll walk through a secure setup I recently implemented, showcasing how to create an Azure… Continue reading Building a Secure Azure Bot for Microsoft Teams
Streamline Azure Lifecycle Management with AI Solutions
Introduction A while ago, I created a proof-of-concept application. It helps LCM (Life Cycle Management for Azure Resources) for a friend of mine. The POC was using all Azure Open AI, Storage Account etc. But the resources where exposed to the internet. Recently, I wanted to update them. I aimed to protect all traffic staying… Continue reading Streamline Azure Lifecycle Management with AI Solutions
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