As a follow up to my previous post: Handling truncated Logic App AI Agent output for autonomous agent workflows without human interaction … where I ran into and worked around
I’ve just gotten back from vacation and am a little behind on my weekly posts, so I wanted to share a short entry that builds on my previous: Using Azure
Browser MCP LM Studio is the setup I’ll walk through in this post. 2025 has been the busiest and probably the most demanding year of my career. While I’ve gone
This post walks through configuring a Logic App MCP Server so an AI Foundry agent can call it as a tool. One of the recent preview release from Microsoft that
Azure Firewall Logs are something I work with often, and troubleshooting them well starts with reviewing them carefully. Being a team lead who is also technical means that I am
WAF Managed Rules Exclusions are something my recent project has gotten me to take part in much of the hands on work for, along with Application Gateway WAF policies and
Logic App AI Agent output that gets truncated has been a frustrating problem to solve. As a follow up to my previous post: Using AI to analyze Azure Firewall logs
A Conversational AI Agent RAG setup is what I wanted to build this time. As I continue to explore creating AI-powered automation with Logic App, one of the use cases
