I had the privilege to be able to read and review the ‘Kubernetes - An Enterprise Guide’ book by Marc Boorshtein (Author), Scott Surovich (Author). Packt Publishing publishes the book and is available on Amazon.

This was the third edition of the book, but I feel there was no need to read the previous editions to understand the content of this book. Being the third edition also means that any mistakes or learnings from the past two editions have been considered.

When considering Azure Open AI adoption, there are some common challenges that you might face. These include:

• Protecting confidential information.
• End-to-end observability.
• Disable inferencing via Azure AI Studio
• Protect from OWASP's Top 10 threats

Custom policy definition to deny the creation of Azure OpenAI Studio Hubs, which will stop the creation of an Azure OpenAI Studio.

Cloud Cloak is a browser extension for folks streaming or presenting while simultaneously showing one of the Microsoft Cloud Portals. It does its best to hide connection strings, email addresses, avatars, and anything that might show secure or personal information.

Azure Functions is a serverless compute service that enables you to run event-driven code without having to manage infrastructure. You can use Azure Functions to run small pieces of code in response to events, such as HTTP requests, messages in a queue, or changes in data in a storage account. In this article, I will show you how to use Azure Functions with a storage queue trigger using the System Managed Identity of the Function Application (instead of a Connection String).