Microsoft Reactor
Termine
Extend Azure SRE Agent: Custom Runbooks and Ecosystem Tools for Proactive Reliability
Take Azure SRE Agent beyond out-of-the-box capabilities by extending it with custom runbooks and ecosystem tools. This session covers how to tailor automation for your environment, integrate with your existing toolchain, and build proactive reliability workflows that prevent, diagnose, and mitigate issues before they escalate. We'll walk through real-world examples of extending the agent to handle complex operational scenarios and orchestrate advanced workflows for resilient architectures.
Azure Decoded: Kickstart AI Security with Microsoft Defender for Cloud
Start your journey to secure AI workloads in the cloud. Learn how Defender for Cloud provides foundational protection for your AI solutions and why it’s essential for modern security strategies.
VS Code Live: 1.110 Release
Join us for VS Code Live! This is your chance to catch up on all the major updates to VS Code and GitHub Copilot, with live demos from members of the product teams - you won't want to miss this!
Agentic Patterns with LangChain4j
In this BONUS finale, we graduate from single agents to full multi-agent systems. We'll explore 8 patterns that power production AI: chain agents like an assembly line, fan-out for parallel expert opinions, loop until a critic approves, and route requests to the right specialist. Then unlock Supervisor agents that delegate like project managers and Human-in-the-Loop gates when humans need the final say. Finally, explore goal-oriented planners that find optimal paths and peer-to-peer meshes where agents collaborate as equals without a boss.
Model Mondays - Foundry Tools & MCP
The Foundry Tools provide a central hub for agents to discover and integrate tools (MCP Servers) to extend their capabilities. Join SeokJin Han as he demonstrates Foundry Tools and the Model Context Protocol integration. Learn how agents can discover and utilize tools through MCP Servers, extending their capabilities with a standardized interface and growing ecosystem.
Modernizing .NET at Scale with the GitHub Copilot App Mod Agent
Learn how the GitHub Copilot App Modernization Agent brings agentic automation to .NET modernization. We’ll walk through assessing apps at scale through the CLI, generating modernization plans, and executing upgrades in IDE workflows—accelerating the path to Azure-ready apps.
Level Up Application Security on Azure DevOps 2026
Discover how GitHub Advanced Security on Azure DevOps (GHAzDO) is transforming application security for development teams. In this exclusive webinar, we'll explore how GHAzDO brings GitHub's powerful security capabilities directly to your Azure DevOps workflows, empowering teams to identify and fix vulnerabilities faster than ever before.
Azure Decoded: Governance in a Modern Lakehouse with Azure Databricks and OneLake
In this session, you’ll learn how Azure Databricks, Microsoft Fabric, and OneLake come together to deliver a unified, modern Lakehouse architecture. We’ll walk through how data flows seamlessly between platforms, how metadata stays consistent, and how shared governance is enforced end‑to‑end using Unity Catalog and Microsoft Purview. You’ll see how security, lineage, and access controls extend across both ecosystems—enabling teams to operate with a single governance framework while taking advantage of each platform’s strengths.
Aufzeichnungen
Safety, Reliability & Best Practices in LangChain4j
Learn how to build safe, reliable, and enterprise-ready AI applications in Java, including how to protect API keys and model endpoints, validate tool output, enforce content filters, and keep LLMs from stepping outside their intended boundaries. See how to design prompts defensively, restrict system capabilities, and use structured interfaces to avoid injection attacks. We'll also explore patterns for safe RAG, secure memory, and audit-ready logging that make your Langchain4j applications trustworthy, enterprise-grade, and ready for real users.Learn how to build safe, reliable, and enterprise-ready AI applications in Java, including how to protect API keys and model endpoints, validate tool output, enforce content filters, and keep LLMs from stepping outside their intended boundaries. See how to design prompts defensively, restrict system capabilities, and use structured interfaces to avoid injection attacks. We'll also explore patterns for safe RAG, secure memory, and audit-ready logging that make your Langchain4j applications trustworthy, enterprise-grade, and ready for real users.
Azure Decoded: Getting Ready for the Migrate & Modernize Summit
In this Azure Decoded episode, you’ll get a sneak peek at what’s coming: the key themes you’ll hear across Summit keynotes and breakouts, the real‑world migration and modernization scenarios being spotlighted, and why this event matters if you’re planning your next move to Azure. We’ll also highlight the skilling opportunities connected to the Summit, including the Migrate & Modernize Foundations Virtual Training Day, so you’ll know how to get ready, what to focus on during the event, and how to turn what you learn into action afterward.
Build Secure, Observable, Production-ready Agents with a Control Plane
Orchestrate, secure and observe agents enabling advanced AI workflows. Reliable agent orchestration requires clear separation between control and execution. In this joint session, Microsoft and NVIDIA present a multi-agent architecture where Foundry Agent Service coordinates GPU-backed agents running on Azure Container Apps. Using a document processing scenario with multiple open-source models including NVIDIA Nemotron models, we show how agents route requests, apply security controls, and monitor execution across GPU workloads, producing consistent and explainable results suitable for production environments.
Build, Scale & Govern AI Agents
In this session, you’ll explore how to design scalable and reliable multi‑step AI agents by combining agentic RAG techniques, MCP‑based tool use, and proven agent design patterns. We’ll break down how these components work together to create agents that reason effectively, coordinate tasks, and integrate seamlessly with external systems.
Root Cause Analysis with Code Context: Azure SRE Agent + GitHub Integration
In this session, we'll demonstrate how SRE Agent accesses your GitHub repositories to correlate errors with recent code changes, pinpoint the exact lines causing issues, and suggest fixes with full context. See how developers can slash debugging time, get actionable insights instead of cryptic stack traces, and resolve incidents faster by bridging observability data with source code intelligence.
Connect Your Data with Graph in Microsoft Fabric: Why Relationships Matter for AI
Join us for an interactive AMA on Graph in Microsoft Fabric, the native graph engine (currently in preview) that helps your data and AI systems understand how things are connected-customers to transactions, assets to events, signals to root causes. In this session, our product experts will answer your questions on how graph models relationships directly in OneLake, enabling connected insights without data movement or duplication. We’ll discuss how graph enhances AI reasoning and exploration through natural language experiences, standards based GQL querying, and built in graph analytics, all integrated with Fabric’s governance, BI, and AI workflows.
Navigating Azure Compute Services for Modern Workloads
Modern applications demand flexibility, scalability, and resilience — and Azure offers comprehensive collection of Azure compute services to meet those needs. In this session we will dive into all those Azure compute services - starting from Azure VMs to Serverless services such as Azure Functions. This session is tailored for all audiences — from those just starting with Azure compute to those with some prior exposure. This session will help the audience understand each of the Azure Compute Services and how it aligns to the workload requirements. Towards the end of the session, the audience will have a clear understanding of the Azure Compute Services and it's use-cases.
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