Category: Microsoft Cloud

Teaching a ChatBot Customer Service 101

This is the second post in our series on Azure Artificial Intelligence, and a continuation of Chatbots 101 – Quick and Easy Customer Service Chatbots. This post will build on our previous post, where

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Azure Active Directory Pass-Through Authentication

In my previous post, I talked about Password Hash Sync, in this post I’ll be discussing Azure Active Directory Pass-Through Authentication. What is the need of pass-through authentication?

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Azure Active Directory Password Hash Sync

Azure AD Connect is a tool for connecting on-premises identity infrastructure to Microsoft Azure AD. AAD Connect has maintained its popularity since the time it was upgraded from DirSync and AAD sync

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Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)

With Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS), you can combat incidents that arise such as IT disasters, Natural disasters such as hurricanes and earthquakes, or man-made disasters such as fires or

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Build Custom Images Azure Image Builder

Azure Image Builder is a new service that’s now in public preview. With it you can build custom images for your Azure environment and in particular Windows Virtual Desktop. This post wills how you

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Azure Artificial Intelligence (AI) Series: Building a Chatbot

This is the first post in our series on Azure Artificial Intelligence Chatbots 101 – Quick and Easy Customer Service Chatbots This is the “very” first article on Azure & AI series.

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Use Azure Function to Start Azure Automation Runbook

Of late, I was working on a customer requirement, which is to start a runbook. Yes, many would have done it through logic apps, function app, or webhooks. This blog post is to walk you through the

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The Power of Azure Resource Graph

Quite often, I get a request to share Azure resource data to different teams. I am a great fan of Azure PowerShell and REST API. However, Azure Resource Graph using Kusto Query Language (KQL) is super

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