OpenAI vs Azure OpenAI

In December, OpenAI released ChatGPT to the public and took the internet by storm! It was stated that ChatGPT reached 100 million monthly active users just after two months and that it only took 5 days to reach 1 million users. In addition, more than a million signed up for the new ChatGPT-infused Bing search …

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Trouble with Microsoft Office 365 Apps has disappeared – Trouble with ASR

Today many organizations got faced with the issue that they have lost all access to their Microsoft apps, such as outlook/excel/word from their Windows machines. This is a bug caused by the latest signature updates from Microsoft (It comes with defender version 1.381.2140) and will impact machines that have ASR (Attack Surface Reduction Rules) that are …

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Azure Resource Manager Rate limiting and a hint of DDOS?

Ever gotten this error message when trying to update a resource in Azure? We recently encountered this in one environment where we had multiple virtual machines within a single subscription, and we couldn’t perform any operations on the VMs. Within Azure, there are different limits within a subscription on how many API calls you can …

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OpenAI – Use cases and Automation

A Couple of days ago, the people at OpenAI released ChatGPT which is an AI-based system optimized for dialogue. The service is available for free preview here –> ChatGPT (openai.com)  The service itself uses large language models trained by OpenAI and uses deep learning to generate natural language text based on the input. The service has support for …

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DevSecOps and Securing the Developer Experience

For the last decade, I’ve worked a lot with building virtual apps and desktops from a lot of different providers, going from Citrix, VMware, Microsoft, and even old 2X and Dell vWorkspace even… The focus was always providing in most cases a centralized secure workspace for end-users, which needed to access their applications whether it be …

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Azure Deployment Environments – Self-service Azure

One of the things that we have been trying to solve repeatedly is a way to provide self-service mechanisms for developers when it comes to building public cloud services. Where we want to provide developers with a predefined service catalog that contains different packaged services or even a full environment that they can order on-demand. …

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