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Unfortunately this is complete worthless if we can't see what you are discussing. Also, a better high-level description of what this does would have been useful. You were talking about semantic kernel, and the next minute you are randomly walking through code. What is going on in the app?
These days, if something is just an interview video with no reason to watch instead of listen, I just use ChatGPT and a RU-vid plugin to give me the written version summary and key points. Saves me hours a week. There is almost no reason at all to watch an interview.
he said, "you can actually use Microsoft learn during the exams this new policy is sparked mixed reactions but is a great way for you to familiarize yourself with the content and real world situations in real life a developer has documentation at his or her disposal to use so it's great to get familiarized with the idea of being presented with a scenario and then finding a way to find a solution"
yeah but only with role based exams, not in fundamentasls exams. i did some exams this year and used learn like hell during the time. but you need to have structured research skills on learn because its a huge library... :D
Copilot studio bot only be used in m365 services? But azure ai studio can be deployed anywhere outside microsoft services and public websites like amazon?
8:20 "It's really easy to ìntegrate that, if you're already using it". Yeah! Why would I come here? Because I already know how to use it? Where is the code for this tutorial? Nowhere. Where is the tutorial that you are looking at? It's gone and was replaced by totally different code. In the end, this is TOTALLY USELESS, like every MS tutorial, every MS documentation. Microsoft, I HATE YOU, and I know why!
For anyone who might find this video and say you can use netherite, you technically can, but you need to apply it to diamond rather than crafting something straight on.
When deploying to a kubernetes environment (whether AKS or a managed environment like azure container apps) you can make use of KEDA which allows your functions to scale to zero based on the activity on a queue or topic subscription, as opposed to metrics like CPU and memory utilization. This means you can have proactive scaling based on actual need versus reactive scaling based on usage metrics.
Great initiative for pursuing Azure certifications. Who is instructing the DP-203: Data Engineering on Microsoft Azure course, and on which days are the classes scheduled?
I think BITE-CON is still looking to confirm their instructor for DP-203. Keep an eye on any updates here www.bite-con.org/microsoft-innovation-challenge
