Carlo Kuip

The Dapr slide deck contains over 150 slides to get you started with your Dapr presentation! Download it from our docs site: docs.dapr.io/contributing/p…

Here's how @satyanadella sees the future of work with AI and opeing up the AI ecosystem on the web. youtube.com/watch?v=_a8EnB…

How do you tell people you really aren't in denial?

Azure App Service Premium v4 plan is now in public preview: aka.ms/Build25/blog/P… #AzurePaaS cc: @mayunkj @coolcsh @nirmsk

Modernizing Java apps & migration to cloud can be complex and tedious. We’re excited to announce GitHub Copilot app modernization for Java - an AI-powered solution that accelerates app upgrades & cloud migration, all within VS @code agent mode! Read more: aka.ms/app-mod-java-b…

Complete game changer for Ops on Azure !

@mayunkj @satyanadella Very nice!

It's a different high when @satyanadella announces your product from the #MSBuild keynote stage!! 🔥 Introducing the Azure SRE Agent aka.ms/build25/blog/s…

This is an interesting one! Expose REST APIs as MCP servers with Azure API Management and API Center (now in preview)! #msbuild #apim techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/integrati…

〰️ Pioneering the future: Agentic DevOps with Nicole Forsgren and Gene Kim 〰️ Gene Kim, author of The DevOps Handbook, Accelerate, and The Phoenix Project, hosts a fireside chat at Microsoft Build with Nicole (cont) msft.it/l/6019SjtQR

Getting Started with .NET Aspire (Preview) on Azure App Service azure.github.io/AppService/202… We are so excited to be working with the @dotnet team to get #aspire workloads working on App Service. This is just the first step, and there are a ton of platform features coming that will also benefit and enable new scenarios for existing apps. #azurePaaS #msbuild CC: @davidfowl @coolcsh @nirmsk @mayunkj @amandaksilver @bktv99 @MSAzureDev

The rate of progress is .. to put it mildly, incredible !! Great keynote today for Build, thnx @msdev x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Big reveals. Live demos. Our vision for this era of AI. The Microsoft Build keynote is here! msft.it/6014Sjl8n

@davidfowl Having direct feedback in the IDE when composing complex structures is such a win when using a DSL over YAML. Improving the first time right, bringing a deeper understanding of context and thus provide better feedback, built-in refactoring, especially when it has become 500+lines

Gold from /r/devops

@EtiennePeters @mrdemmendaal Het lijkt mij de wind, in de slomo zag je mid corner de achterkant al licht worden en langzaam richting uitbreken bewegen. Fingers crossed dat er niet teveel vanaf gaan vandaag.

@mrdemmendaal Is er eigenlijk een regel die rijden bij winden harder dan X simpelweg verbiedt?

De vraag is nu: had dit te maken met de wind, of was dit weer een gevalletje Herta? 🤔 Hoe dan ook, die kwalificeert zich vandaag niet meer. De eerste kandidaat voor de Last Row Shootout is vast bekend. #Indy500

@dhh So, was it tougher than Le Mans 24H?

Okay. That's a wrap at 7 hours. Damn.

Five hours in and no end in sight. This is a filibuster of a podcast 😂

Quick video on the new subnet-level peering capability which is really useful when you don't want to peer the entire address space of vnets or maybe just want IPv6! youtu.be/L4_k_HwCklE #azure #cloud #microsoft #cloudcomputing #microsoftazure #azurecloud #youtubevideo #learning #azureadministrator #azurearchitect #microsoftcloud #azurenetworking #networking

We've released the MCP Server for @fluxcd 🚀🤖 🚀 fluxcd.io/blog/2025/05/a…

ADeLe, a new evaluation method, explains what AI systems are good at—and where they’re likely to fail. By breaking tasks into ability-based requirements, it has the potential to provide a clearer way to evaluate and predict AI model performance: msft.it/6014SkVGC

💪🍰Happy 5th Birthday Bicep! Today marks 5 years since the 1st commit! 📅Celebrate with us at the May 29th Community Call at 9am PST: aka.ms/bicepcc ⭐️Share your favorite Bicep memories for a chance to be featured: t.ly/BicepBday 🚀Here’s to the next 5 reps!

@dhh I do think optimization comes after validating a product works and delivers value. Scaling towards the demand drives efficiency aspects automatically imo. Basically following Drucker, do the right thing, then do it right.

I respect the true moonshots, but I also roll my eyes at the endless parade of wannabes who are SO BUSY imagining how they're going to rule the world one day that saving millions on operations is simply beneath them. Efficiency is a reward all of its own!

Saving $2m/yr on infra expenses is both compatible with and COMPLIMENTARY of building more. Ops people don't write product features! Besides, we've built a bunch of AI features internally that we never released because they didn't make the product better. Wish others did that!