Category Azure
The deployment process can be handled either manually or through automation. Automation is highly recommended for all customer projects, typically using CI/CD pipelines. Traditionally, Azure DevOps has been the go-to tool for deployment automation, but it can be cumbersome and… Continue Reading →
Sometimes there is no need for log everything professionally and monitor everything. But still Power Automate flows run history checking from the portal and finding failed flows could be time consuming work. When there are multiple developers there isn’t even… Continue Reading →
Previous blog shows how to Use AI Builder to analyse the request problem and create solution for it We could automate the solution to assign the tasks for the developers but first we need a signal, who is going to… Continue Reading →
Previous blog shows how to Add Attachments and Pictures to Azure DevOps Tasks from Email There might be a need for adding some AI to the solution – why not use AI Builder to help out with the root cause… Continue Reading →
Previous blog post shows how to Use Power Automate to automate the creation of tasks from customer emails requests All the images are attachments in email content but they are not like file attachments. If you only look the Has… Continue Reading →
Technical instruction to How to Streamline Customer Requests and Improve Consultant Productivity. One of the solutions that I demonstrated in my session is how to use Power Automate to automate the creation of tasks in Azure DevOps from customer emails…. Continue Reading →
A session recap from the Microsoft 365 UK User Group As consultants, we often deal with multiple communication channels with our customers, which can cause problems like data loss, low visibility, inefficiency, and dissatisfaction. In this blog post, I will… Continue Reading →
In the era of automation and artificial intelligence, it is important that workflows and processes work seamlessly. If the workflow stops working or stops with an error, the situation must be caught as soon as possible and not wait for… Continue Reading →
The first article explained the background of the solution and how the GitHub Repository is needed, we take the ARM template out of Logic Apps and authorize the Service Principal and GitHub’s Action to make the changes to Azure. Previous… Continue Reading →
The previous article explained the background of the solution and how the GitHub Repository is needed, we take the ARM template out of Logic Apps and authorize the Service Principal and GitHub’s Action to make the changes to Azure. This… Continue Reading →