I’ve been meaning to spend some more time to create a multi agent workflow in AI Foundry that showcased the capabilities as well as demonstrate a flow that did not have to be a simple
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 truncated AI agent output, I
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 Resource Graph Explorer to query
My recent project has gotten me to take part in much of the hands on work for Application Gateway WAF policies and working with exclusion rules and as I continue to tweak rules on the
As a follow up to my previous post: Using AI to analyze Azure Firewall logs with autonomous agent workflows without human interaction in Azure Logic Apps One of the issues I noticed was that my
As I continue to explore creating AI-powered automation with Logic App, one of the use cases I wanted to test was incorporating RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) into the workflows as well as leverage multiple agents that
As a follow up to my previous post: Using AI to analyze Azure Firewall logs with autonomous agent workflows without human interaction in Azure Logic Apps I experienced mixed results from my autonomous agent where
Those who have followed my blog will know that I’ve used Logic Apps extensively for many of my explorations of automating tasks so I’ve been very excited earlier this year when Microsoft released the capability
Those who have worked with an Azure Firewall will know that there isn’t an easy way to export all the firewall rules from the GUI and trying to navigate within the GUI to each firewall
One of the topics I’ve had to explain frequently in the past with colleagues and clients is how Azure routing works so I’ve been meaning to write a post to describe and demonstrate some of
