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PowerShell remains one of the most effective tools for automating Azure platform operations. It is powerful, flexible, and deeply integrated into the Azure ecosystem. However, once you move beyond ad-hoc scripting and start using PowerShell as a platform automation capability, a different set of challenges emerges. This article reflects real-world lessons learned from operating PowerShell…
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As AI rapidly accelerates software development, many engineers are asking a reasonable question: “Will my role still matter in an AI-driven future?”…
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If you work with Azure long enough, you’ll hear three terms used together—and often confused: They sound technical, but the ideas behind…
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Over the past few weeks, I built a FinOps cost intelligence workflow that ingests Azure daily cost data, stores it in Dataverse…
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The Brutal Truth : Microservices are not a bandage for bad design If your code is a mess in one project, it…
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