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Develop a Multi Agent Application and Deploy into Azure

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                                                                      Azure Let’s break this down into a clear roadmap so you can go from design to deployment smoothly. 🧩 Step 1: Define Your Multi‑Agent Architecture Agents : Decide what roles your agents will play (e.g., data collector, analyzer, planner, executor). Communication : Choose how agents will talk to each other — options include: REST APIs Azure Service Bus / Event Grid Direct messaging via frameworks like LangChain or AutoGen Coordination : Decide if you’ll use a central orchestrator (controller agent) or a peer‑to‑peer model. ⚙️ Step 2: Local Development Frameworks : Use Python with LangChain, AutoGen, or Microsoft’s Semantic Kernel for agent orchestration. Environment : Containerize each agent with Docker for portability. Testing : ...

Deploy ML Application to Azure

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Azure DevOps + Azure ML based ML application deployment tutorial : 🔷 Introduction: Context of Azure, Azure ML & Azure DevOps 1. Azure Overview Azure is Microsoft’s cloud computing platform offering a vast ecosystem of services for compute, storage, networking, databases, machine learning, DevOps, and more. It enables organizations to build, deploy, and manage applications and services through Microsoft-managed data centers. Key Benefits: Global scalability and reliability Pay-as-you-go pricing Integrated security and compliance Strong ecosystem for enterprise DevOps and AI/ML workflows 2. What is Azure Machine Learning (Azure ML)? Azure Machine Learning is a cloud-based platform for training, deploying, automating, and managing machine learning models. It supports both code-first (Python SDK, CLI) and no-code (Designer, Studio) approaches. Key Components: Workspaces : Central place to manage assets and operations Compute Targets : For training &...

Migrate CI/CD from Gitlab CI/CD to Azure or AWS

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  Migrating from GitLab CI/CD to Azure DevOps for Experienced Users This tutorial guides experienced GitLab CI/CD users on migrating their workflows to Azure DevOps. It compares key concepts and provides step-by-step instructions with code and YAML examples to facilitate a smooth transition. Comparison of Key Concepts: Feature GitLab CI/CD Azure DevOps Version control system GitLab Git Pipelines Stages and jobs Pipelines and stages YAML definition .gitlab-ci.yml azure-pipelines.yml CI triggers Push events, merge requests, tags Branches, pushes, pull requests, tags CD triggers Tags, environments Releases, environments Artifacts Downloadable artifacts Pipeline artifacts Runners Self-hosted or shared runners Pipelines run on Microsoft-hosted agents or self-hosted agents Variables Variables defined in .gitlab-ci.yml Variables defined in pipeline configuration or Azure Pipelines YAML Secrets GitLab Secrets Azure Key Vault Step-by-Step Migration Guide: 1. Install Azure Pipelines extens...