Knowing where to start and how to begin utilising AI technology in business applications can be a difficult task, especially when there are so many services available. Join this session to learn about what the Azure Cognitive Services are and how to begin utilising these pre-built services in your applications using low-code approaches, giving you the ability to get started using them straight away. This session also includes demonstrations on how to begin integrating the services using Azure Logic Apps and Microsoft Flow to other services like the PowerPlatform.
Learn how to combine the power of Microsoft Power Platform - PowerApps and Flow - with Azure Cognitive Services' Computer Vision to create sophisticated line of business applications for your enterprise. This session will walk through a practical example that will get you started in the right direction. The following topics will be covered: - Canvas applications in PowerApps - Microsoft Flow - Setting up Azure Cognitive Services' Computer Vision
Are you having performance issues in your Dynamics 365 instance? Long running plugins and/or custom workflow activities? Have you embraced PowerApps and are wondering how to reuse your custom code? Azure Functions are here for you! Join us for a hands-on session on how to get the best out the Functions and the Power Platform together.
Infrastructure As Code is not a new concept but things are evolving in Azure Resource Manager. See what's new in ARM templates in 2019, how to secure your data in templates, Azure Key Vault integration, debugging tips, rollback and custom functions in templates. In this session, learn how to apply what you'll have learned and integrate it in your tool of choice as part of CI/CD pipelines to streamline environments creation.
On this session you will learn the edge services to have more visibility and proactive monitoring of your Azure Virtual networks and best practices to manage the inbound/outbound traffic flow
Embracing DevOps entails more than just shipping changes to production faster and faster. Your team is suddenly also responsible for monitoring your software in production and detecting and troubleshooting issues. To work together with operation specialists in your team or maybe even embrace a #NoOps approach, you as the developer, need to learn about monitoring. We will discuss logging frameworks and log analytics solutions. Next to that we will explore metrics: your software's KPI's. What metrics to choose and how to gather them. To let information come to us, we will use both logging and metrics to create dashboards and alerts that notify us when things go south. Or better yet: before things go south! Finally, we will combine all of this to see how we can quickly investigate and resolve production issues. Join Henry Been for a demo heavy session, including like NLog, Application Insights, Seq and more to see how to implement all of the above from scratch. During this session, you will learn everything you need to know to start monitoring your solutions and never lose any sleep ever again!
In the fast-moving world of cloud Microsoft has released a game-changing technology called Azure Stack. Azure Stack is the one true Hybrid cloud. With this new technology comes new roles and responsibilities along with a shift to CloudOps. Between Azure and Azure Stack there is so much to learn. Come to this session as two Microsoft MVP's unleash Microsoft's hybrid cloud story bringing you up to speed on Azure Stack in 45 minutes. Areas that will be covered in this session include: - Azure and Azure Stack Service Differences - How Azure Stack fits into DevOps - Azure Stack's architecture, features/services, and data center integration points - Use cases and benefits of using Azure Stack - Plus demos!
Azure Spatial Anchors is a cross-platform developer service that allows you to create mixed reality experiences using objects that persist their location across devices over time. This enables developers to build apps that map, designate and recall precise points of interest that are accessible across HoloLens, iOS and Android devices. It allows people in the same place to participate in multi-user mixed reality applications. For example, two people can start a game of mixed reality chess by placing a virtual chess board on a table. Then, by pointing their device at the table, they can view and interact with the virtual chess board together. One of the people can use an iPhone while the other can use an Android device. We'll explore the exciting new Mixed Reality world where Visual Studio + Unity makes these amazing cross-device immersive experiences the Reality possible today! Interested in being the employee or consultant that becomes the go-to guy or gal that Enterprises look to for leading these projects? Or starting your own company working on this future focused technology? Join Lance Larsen (Microsoft MVP) and organizer of MADdotNET (Madison's .NET User Community) in building the skills you will need for the growing global Augmented, Virtual and Mixed Reality Markets that are projected to reach $814.7 Billion By 2025.
