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Blog Post from Cloud Insight Journal : Azure DocumentDB: Open source, MongoDB-Compatible Database for Modern Apps
I came across an excellent deep-dive on the evolution of Azure DocumentDB — what began as Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB vCore has been reimagined as DocumentDB, an open-source, MongoDB‑compatible document database implemented on PostgreSQL. The post walks through NoSQL…
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Blog Post from OpenShift Insights : How to Run Linkerd on OpenShift: SCCs and Networking Deep Dive
I dug into a great technical walkthrough on Medium (published in the Microsoft Azure channel) that unpacks what it takes to run Linkerd on Red Hat OpenShift — specifically Azure Red Hat OpenShift (ARO). The post walks through provisioning ARO…
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Blog Post from Microsoft Azure : Context Engineering with Microsoft Agent Framework’s Context Provider API
I found this clear, practical walkthrough of “context engineering” using Microsoft’s Agent Framework refreshing — it treats memory not as just extra RAG context but as “state + policy” that needs deterministic, budgeted assembly into prompts. The post explains how…
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Blog Post from Microsoft Azure: Azure DocumentDB: Open source, MongoDB-Compatible Database for Modern Apps
I came across a clear, practical walkthrough on Medium about Azure DocumentDB — the evolution of Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB (vCore) into a fully open-source, MongoDB‑compatible document database built on PostgreSQL. The piece lays out why DocumentDB matters: it…
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Blog Post from Microsoft Azure : How to Run Linkerd on OpenShift: Security Context Constraints and Networking Deep Dive
I dug into a great, hands‑on walkthrough showing how to run Linkerd on Red Hat OpenShift (using Azure Red Hat OpenShift — ARO — for the demo). The post covers everything from provisioning an ARO cluster with Terraform to the…
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Blog Post from Microsoft Azure : Linkerd on OpenShift: SCCs and Networking Deep Dive
I read a thorough Medium post on running Linkerd on OpenShift that walks through an Azure Red Hat OpenShift (ARO) demo and then digs into the OpenShift-specific security and networking gotchas that break a default Linkerd install. The author highlights…
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Blog Post from Microsoft Azure : Content:Context Engineering with Microsoft Agent Framework’s Context Provider API
I dug into a clear, practical piece on “context engineering” using Microsoft’s Agent Framework Context Provider API. The write-up explains that memory in agents isn’t just extra RAG context but a state + policy system that decides what is eligible…
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I dug into a detailed Medium post tracing the evolution from Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB (vCore) to the newly branded Azure DocumentDB. The write-up explains that DocumentDB is an open‑source, MongoDB‑compatible document database built on PostgreSQL, and that its…
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Blog Post from Microsoft Azure : Context Provider API — Engineering Deterministic Memory with Agent Framework
I just read “Context Engineering with Microsoft Agent Framework’s Context Provider API” on the Microsoft Azure Medium channel — a concise, practical guide to treating memory as a control system rather than just extra RAG context. The post explains how…
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Blog Post from Microsoft Azure : Azure DocumentDB: Open source, MongoDB-Compatible Database for Modern Apps
I just read a detailed Microsoft Azure post on Medium that traces the evolution of their MongoDB-compatible offering—from Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB (vCore) to what’s now called Azure DocumentDB. The piece explains that DocumentDB is an open-source, MongoDB-compatible document…
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Blog Post from Microsoft Azure : Linkerd on OpenShift: SCCs and Networking Deep Dive
I walked through a clear, practical guide on running Linkerd on OpenShift that dives into the platform-specific security and networking friction points you’ll hit during installation and sidecar injection. The author uses Azure Red Hat OpenShift (ARO) to demo provisioning…
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Blog Post from AI Builder Patterns : Context Engineering with Microsoft Agent Framework’s Context Provider API
I dug into a clear, practical walkthrough of “context engineering” with Microsoft’s Agent Framework Context Provider API. The write-up makes a useful point up front: memory is not just extra context for a prompt but “state + policy” — something…
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Blog Post from Cloud Chronicle : Azure DocumentDB: Open-Source, MongoDB-Compatible Database for Modern Apps
I dug into a recent Microsoft Azure post that traces the evolution of Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB vCore into the newly named Azure DocumentDB — a fully managed, open-source, MongoDB‑compatible document database built on PostgreSQL. The write-up highlights DocumentDB’s…
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Blog Post from Microsoft Azure : Linkerd on OpenShift: SCCs and Networking Deep Dive
I dug into a thorough walkthrough on running Linkerd on OpenShift that uses Azure Red Hat OpenShift (ARO) as the demo platform. The piece walks through provisioning an ARO cluster with Terraform, explains Azure vCPU quotas and the two ARO…
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Blog Post from Microsoft Azure : Deterministic Context Engineering with Agent Framework Context Provider API
I read a thoughtful walkthrough on using Microsoft’s Agent Framework Context Provider API to make “context engineering” a repeatable, controllable part of agent design. The piece reframes memory not as extra RAG context but as “state + policy” — in…
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Blog Post from CloudOps Lab : Running Linkerd on OpenShift: SCCs and Networking Deep Dive
I dug into a thorough how-to on running Linkerd on Red Hat OpenShift (the author uses Azure Red Hat OpenShift / ARO) that walks through provisioning a cluster with Terraform, generating Linkerd identity certificates, and installing Linkerd with Helm. The…

