Did you know that the ChatGPT service is delivered from a Kubernetes instance in Central US? More presicly a Microsoft Azure datacenter hosted in Texas. At the time of writing this, ChatGPT and the other OpenAI hosted APIs are only available from within the US. ChatGPT currently runs on Kubernetes on over 7,500 virtual machines. […]
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Recently Microsoft announced that they will be providing a new feature for Microsoft called “Copilot” which you can read more about here –> Introducing Microsoft 365 Copilot – your copilot for work – The Official Microsoft Blog. This will allow you to use ChatGPT like features directly into Microsoft 365, including the different Microsoft 365
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There has been an incredible development in LLM and AI in just the last few weeks! Personally, I have spent quite a bit of time testing, learning, and exploring, so I thought I would write a summary of what I have seen and what we can expect in the future, as well as some information
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OpenAI’s GPT models have revolutionized the field of natural language processing, and Microsoft’s Azure platform provides an excellent infrastructure for deploying AI models. In this blog post, we will explore how to set up Azure OpenAI with ChatGPT using your own data using a predefined demo that Microsoft has created that uses Cognitive Search +
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After a long time of doing research and writing, the book is now finally released! which can be found here –> Amazon.com: Windows Ransomware Detection and Protection: Securing Windows endpoints, the cloud, and infrastructure using Microsoft Intune, Sentinel, and Defender: 9781803246345: Sandbu, Marius: Books Composing a book on a broad subject like ransomware presented numerous
Few weeks back, I received an invitation from a department at my workplace to share my expertise on how to manage and optimize cloud costs for services in Microsoft Azure. So, after that workshop I decided that I wanted to compile my tips and tricks in this blog post, outlining how you can regain control
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Microsoft EU Data Boundary is a term used to describe Microsoft’s commitment to ensure that personal data of its customers and users in the European Union (EU) remains within the boundaries of the EU. As Azure customers, we can currently choose the location where our services are run and where our data of that is
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When using PaaS services in a hub-and-spoke architecture a best-practice approach is to use Private Endpoints for accessing those services. This allows us to ensure that these services are only available internally in the Azure VNET and not publicly available. Private Endpoints is a virtual NIC (Network Interface Card) which is placed within a virtual
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As part of a meetup that I was presenting for the Microsoft Cloud Security User Group this week, I also wanted to do a write up about tips and tricks to how you can secure you Kubernetes environment running in Microsoft Azure (but some tips can also apply for other platforms running elsewhere!) I have
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As cyber threats continue to evolve, traditional security measures are no longer sufficient to protect networks and data. Zero Trust security has emerged as a powerful approach to security that ensures secure access to resources in a world of increasing complexity and data breaches. Cloudflare, a global cloud platform provider which now in the latest
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