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Selecting the Optimal Container for Azure AI: Docker, ACI, or AKS?

Deploying Azure AI services in containers like Docker, Azure Container Instances (ACI), or Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) provides several key benefits for organizations that want to build, scale, and manage AI-based applications. Here's a breakdown of why each container option is valuable:

1. Docker (Local Development & Testing)

• Portability: Containers allow AI models and services to be packaged with all their dependencies. You can run the same environment across different platforms (local machines, on-premises, cloud, etc.).

• Ease of Testing: Developers can easily test and fine-tune AI services locally using Docker before deploying them in a production environment.

• Consistency: Docker ensures that the environment is consistent across all stages of development, reducing the risk of "it works on my machine" problems.

• Isolation: Each AI model or service runs in its isolated environment, minimizing conflicts between dependencies.

2. Azure Container Instances (ACI)

• Simplicity: ACI provides a serverless container hosting environment, making it a great option for quick deployment without needing to manage complex infrastructure.

• Scalability: Though not as robust as AKS, ACI allows you to scale individual container instances based on demand, which is good for running lightweight AI services.

• Cost-Effective: You only pay for the compute resources your container consumes, which makes it ideal for short-lived, bursty AI workloads.

• Integration with Azure Services: ACI integrates easily with other Azure services like Azure Machine Learning, Azure Functions, and Azure Logic Apps, making it easier to run AI models within broader workflows.

3. Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)

• Scalability: AKS provides powerful, enterprise-grade orchestration and can manage thousands of containers, allowing AI services to scale dynamically based on demand.

• High Availability: AKS offers automated load balancing, fault tolerance, and self-healing capabilities, making it ideal for deploying critical AI services in production.

• Microservices: With AKS, you can break down AI services into microservices, each containerized and independently deployable, enabling modular and efficient application development.

• CI/CD Pipeline Integration: AKS can easily integrate with DevOps workflows, enabling seamless updates, model retraining, and deployment of AI services.

• Cost Efficiency for Large-Scale Workloads: When dealing with large-scale AI services, AKS provides better cost control through autoscaling, resource pooling, and spot instances.

General Benefits of Using Containers for AI Services

• Fast Deployment: Containers allow for rapid deployment of AI services without lengthy setup or configuration processes.

• Cloud and Hybrid Flexibility: AI services in containers can be run on-premises, in any cloud (including Azure, AWS, and GCP), or in hybrid environments. This flexibility supports diverse deployment strategies.

• Version Control: Containers provide an isolated environment where different versions of AI models or services can run in parallel, enabling A/B testing or the running of multiple models simultaneously.

When to Use Each Option

• Docker: Best for local development, testing, and small-scale deployments.

• ACI: Ideal for lightweight, short-lived, or experimental AI workloads requiring quick deployment without the need to manage infrastructure.

• AKS: Best for complex, large-scale, and mission-critical AI applications requiring scalability, orchestration, and high availability.

By deploying Azure AI services in these containerized environments, you gain flexibility, scalability, and the ability to manage the lifecycle of AI models efficiently across development and production stages.

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-infrastructure-blog/selecting-the-optimal-container-for-azure-ai-docker-aci-or-aks/ba-p/4273578

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Dynamics 365 Business Central: TableRelation, Enum/Option, Lookup and AssistEdit – What’s the difference on the page (UI)

Hi, Readers.Today I would like to briefly talk about a very basic topic, what is the difference between TableRelation, Enum/Option, Lookup and AssistEdit on the page (UI). In Dynamics 365 Business Central, pages are the main way to display and organize data. Pages are the primary object that a user will interact with and have a […]

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Azure Elastic SAN for Azure VMware Solution: now Generally Available

Have you been looking to expand your storage on Azure VMware Solution (AVS), but do not need the extra compute performance and the associated costs that come with adding more nodes? Are you looking for a more cost-efficient alternative storage solution that is easy to set up and manage? If so, you will be as excited as we are to learn about the general availability of Azure Elastic SAN for AVS – out today!

Using Azure Elastic SAN to expand your storage

Azure Elastic SAN is Azure’s latest addition to our family of block storage products, unique in part because of its support for remote block storage (iSCSI) and cost-efficient provisioning model for deployment at scale. Because Azure VMware Solution supports attaching iSCSI datastores as a persistent storage option, you can create Virtual Machine File System (VMFS) datastores with Azure Elastic SAN volumes and attach them to clusters of your choice. By using VMFS datastores backed by Azure Elastic SAN, you can expand your storage with an Azure deployed, fully-managed and VMware Certified storage area network instead of scaling the clusters.

With this integration, we add an important tool for optimizing workloads, whether they are large-scale databases requiring high storage capacity, or performance-intensive, mission-critical applications. Not every application requires the performance of directly attached storage, and many workloads, like backup and disaster recovery use cases or other capacity intensive workloads, can benefit from a more cost-efficient extensible storage solution. Azure Elastic SAN can be deployed and connected straight from the Azure portal, and at $0.06-0.08 per GiB per month (based on current pricing in East US), it is the cheapest per GiB storage option for AVS, while still offering scalable performance for a variety of use cases.

How to optimize price-performance with Azure Elastic SAN

When setting up an Elastic SAN, you create a pool of resources that is shared among the “volumes” within the SAN. Each of these volumes can be exposed as a datastore to your AVS SDDC. While Elastic SAN volumes share the performance you provision at the SAN level, the individual volumes have their own performance limits (shown in table below). By design, the individual volume limit is high so we can accommodate traffic bursts on any given volume. If you require more than 80,000 IOPS, you could spread your workloads across multiple volumes, placing them on different datastores.

The pool of resources for your Elastic SAN is built up out of 1 TiB units: “Base units” and “Capacity-only units”. Base units provide both storage capacity and performance, while Capacity-only units provide just storage capacity. In practice, you start adding Base units until you reach the desired level of performance, then in case your storage capacity requirements are not yet met, you can add additional Capacity-only units. Both units offer local (LRS) or zonal (ZRS) redundant storage, and are priced as follows:

*Based on pricing in East US region as of 10/17/2024. Always refer to our pricing page for up-to-date details.

Get Started Today

By using Azure Elastic SAN for AVS, you get access to an Azure deployed, fully managed, VMware Certified storage area network (SAN) that can achieve massive scale, is easy to manage, and has redundancy built in at a low TCO. If you are looking for a native Azure Storage experience or you want to scale your storage capacity independently from your performance to get the lowest TCO and highest scale, get started with Azure Elastic SAN for AVS today! 

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-storage-blog/azure-elastic-san-for-azure-vmware-solution-now-generally/ba-p/4272292

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A Few Ways GENERATE_SERIES Will Revolutionize Your Microsoft Fabric Warehouse Experience

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SharePoint PnP Viva Connections & SPFx JS SIG Call – October 17th, 2024 – Screenshot Summary

Community Call Highlights   SharePoint Quicklinks: Primary Community Websites: https://aka.ms/m365pnp —– PnP Sharing Is Caring: PnP initiative that provides live hands-on sessions to help with...

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Full Impact Analysis in Power BI, Export and Analyze in Excel

Imagine you have a semantic model in the Power BI Service (or Fabric if you will), and you’re about to make a breaking change to this semantic model. How do you inform your end users? How do you tell them about this change? In this blog I will zoom in to options you have in …

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SQL is the second most popular language for professionals | Do you want to learn it? @welearnsql

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HOT TAKE on the New Power BI List Slicer

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Transitioning from Legacy Systems to Dynamics 365 Field Service

Introduction In this blog, we’ll discuss why transitioning from legacy systems to Dynamics 365 Field Service is a good option…

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Microsoft SharePoint: Add approvals to any document library

In an effort to provide a smoother approval process for users, Microsoft SharePoint is extending the update for list approvals to document libraries. This feature is expected to roll out in November 2024 for Targeted Release and in December 2024 for General Availability. Users can configure approvals in the Automate menu, with in-progress approvals visible in Teams. No admin action is required before the rollout. Once the feature is enabled, users will be able to configure approvals on a library by going to the Automate dropdown menu in SharePoint Online document libraries and selecting the Configure Approvals option. The requested file will appear in the Approvals app in Microsoft Teams or can be approved directly in the library in SharePoint. It should be noted that if changes are saved while an approval request is still in progress, the in-flight approvals will be cancelled. Nonetheless, in-progress approvals will remain actionable in Teams even after the feature has been disabled.

The post Microsoft SharePoint: Add approvals to any document library on M365 Admin provides more information on this update.

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Microsoft Viva: Microsoft 365 Copilot in Microsoft Viva Amplify

Microsoft 365 Copilot has arrived in Microsoft Viva Amplify for improved authoring in AI, available without a Copilot license. This tool provides rewriting, length-adjustment and tone-setting options; however, it is unavailable on SharePoint or mobile apps. No administrative action is required for the rollout. The Copilot editor for Viva Amplify users suggests different ways to rewrite content, tailors content length and language, and shifts the tone of writing. This feature is available to all Viva Amplify users in the web/desktop experience, and while not yet available on Amplify on Mobile iOS and Android applications, a new setting in the Microsoft admin center to better manage Copilot at the tenant level will be available shortly. This update will occur automatically, so no administrative action is required.

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Microsoft Teams: Download Transcription and View RTMP-In 708 Captions for Town hall and Webinar

In November 2024, Microsoft Teams town hall and webinar organizers will be able to download transcripts and view RTMP-In 708 captions. This feature will be available to all users by late November with no admin action required. Organizers can download transcripts after the event has ended and RTMP-In captions will be displayed in both the attendee captions and transcripts as long as organizers indicate through the meeting options before the event that an RTMP-In feed will be used. The transcript can be downloaded in Teams for Windows and Mac desktops and Teams for the web. The 708 captions during the meeting will be displayed in Teams for Windows and Mac desktops, Teams for the web, and Teams for Android and iOS. Users should review configurations and inform users. No admin action is required, and the change will be on by default. To indicate before the event has started if an encoder or RTMP-In feed will be used, go to the event in the Teams calendar > Select Manage event > Select Meeting options > Enable RTMP-In. This message is related to Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 417156 and will automatically roll out by mid-November 2024.

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Microsoft Copilot in Edge will support page summarization and user prompt suggestions

Microsoft Copilot in Edge is getting an upgrade starting early November 2024, providing page summarization and contextual prompt suggestions for users through the Edge side pane. These features will be available to users who have signed in with a Microsoft Entra account or are using Microsoft 365 Copilot in web mode. The feature will roll out automatically, and admins will have the ability to configure it. With page summarization, users can summarize an open web page or PDF in the Edge sidebar while contextual prompt suggestions will assist users in asking relevant questions about open pages in Edge. These features are available for Microsoft Copilot users signed in with Microsoft Entra accounts or using Microsoft 365 Copilot in web mode. The feature will be accessible for users when using Copilot through the Edge side pane and will be available by default once it rolls out in early November 2024. Admins can configure the feature using the EdgeEntraCopilotPageContext policy. The rollout will start early November 2024 and complete by mid-November 2024. This is an automatic update, so users don't need to take action. The post Microsoft Copilot in Edge will support page summarization and user prompt suggestions appeared first on M365 Admin.

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Microsoft Outlook: Themes by Copilot will be available starting November 2024

Starting November 2024, Microsoft Outlook will introduce a new feature called "Themes by Copilot." With a Microsoft 365 Copilot license, users can create and apply themes inspired by global places of interest or their current surroundings across various Outlook platforms, including Outlook for Mac desktops, Outlook for iOS/Android, Outlook on the web, and the new Outlook for Windows desktops. The rollout will be automatic and require no admin action. Users can choose a style and set a theme refresh cadence, and if location permissions are enabled, create a theme inspired by their current weather or surroundings.

The feature will be available only with a Microsoft 365 Copilot license, and rollout will begin early November 2024 and complete by late December 2024. Users can enable the feature on their own, and there is no need for any admin action. Organizations should review their current configurations to determine the impact of this change and consider updating documentation as necessary. For more information, users can refer to the updated FAQs about Copilot in Outlook on the Microsoft Support website.

This new feature is expected to bring more customization and personalization to the Outlook experience for users, allowing them to express their creativity by designing themes that reflect their individual style and preferences.

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Microsoft Purview – Information about schema updates for Microsoft Power Apps activities

Microsoft Purview is undergoing schema updates to keep track of Power Apps and Power Platform Connector activities. Starting from October 2024, both activities will be logged under the PowerPlatformAdministratorActivity activity type. However, until December 2024, the activities will be logged under both the old and new activity types. From January 2025, these activities will only be logged under the new activity type. Thus, it is recommended to update any internal systems utilizing the current activity types to the new PowerPlatformAdministratorActivity type before January 2025 to avoid any disruption to your service. Customers using Microsoft Sentinel are also advised to update to the latest Microsoft Sentinel solution for the Microsoft Power Platform. For more information on the new schema, refer to the Power Apps activity logging documentation. The message ID for this update is MC912045.

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Power Automate – Use your own encryption key for protecting data at-rest for existing environments with flows

Power Automate is adding a new feature that allows you to use your own encryption key to encrypt data at-rest for existing environments with flows in Power Automate. This feature will become available on November 15, 2024. Using your own encryption key from your Azure Key Vault will enable you to meet your organization's data and privacy policy guidelines, even for environments with running Power Automate flows. Previously, only environments without prior Power Automate usage were allowed for customer-managed encryption keys. It is important to note that this announcement is for awareness only and no action is required at this time.

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Microsoft Purview | Data Loss Prevention: ​Network share coverage and exclusion support on Mac endpoints​

Microsoft is rolling out a new feature for Mac endpoints that introduces Data Loss Prevention for network shares and mapped drives to protect sensitive data. Starting early February 2025, organizations can configure DLP policies and exclusions via Microsoft Purview. This new feature also sends alerts when a policy is matched against certain actions. General availability is expected by mid-March 2025. With this addition, sensitive data in files stored in network shares and mapped network drives are given the same protection behavior as a file on a mounted hard drive. Users will be prevented from taking egress actions, such as copying to USB or clipboard, for these sensitive files. Organizations can also configure exclusions for certain network shares if desired. To prepare, organizations can get started with Data Loss Prevention in the Microsoft Purview compliance portal. This roll-out is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 410397.

Learn more about how to configure endpoint DLP settings via Microsoft Learn.

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Microsoft Viva Learning: Admins can edit Learning path content

Microsoft Viva Learning is introducing a new feature that will allow admins to edit the content of Learning paths, not just the metadata. This feature is set to start rolling out towards the end of December 2024 and will be completed by late January 2025 for Viva Learning premium users. Prior to this update, admins were only able to edit metadata like the title, description, thumbnail, preview, duplicate, and also delete the Learning path. However, with this new feature, admins will be able to change the content of the published Learning path. It is important to note that making changes to a published Learning path might affect the Learner's progress and experience. This feature will be available by default to Viva Learning premium users and admins and Learners will both be able to view the latest changes. The update will be implemented automatically and no admin action is required. It is advisable to notify users of this change and make any necessary updates to documentation.

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Microsoft SharePoint: Export content (including Microsoft Loop) stored in SharePoint Embedded (SPE) containers

Microsoft is set to introduce the ability for admins to export content, including Microsoft Loop, stored in SharePoint Embedded (SPE) containers. This update will allow the use of third-party tools with guest app permissions to operate on SPE content. The rollout is scheduled to begin in mid-October 2024 and full availability is expected by late October 2024. Admins can add guest app permissions to allow third-party tools to export and use Microsoft Purview eDiscovery on Copilot Pages and any Loop content from Loop workspaces stored in SPE containers using the Purview tool or the Microsoft Graph API. Copilot Pages, which are stored in SPE containers, provide a dynamic canvas for team collaboration within Microsoft 365 Copilot. The offline export of Loop content can still continue through the eDiscovery (Premium) workflow, and the export and eDiscovery review flows will continue to be available for Microsoft Loop components created in Teams, Outlook, and Word for the web and now includes content in SPE.

Overall, this update offers a significant improvement to content management for admins, allowing for more efficient workflows and improved compliance and governance.

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Published on: 19 hours ago

New Outlook for Windows: Multi-account support for add-Ins and apps

The new Outlook for Windows is set to receive an update which will allow apps and add-ins to be supported for all accounts. The user's view of these apps and add-ins will dynamically change to the active identity. This is set to roll out from late October 2024 for Targeted Release and late November 2024 for General Availability, with no admin action required beforehand.

This update eliminates the current restriction whereby apps and add-ins are only supported for the user's primary account, and secondary accounts show no add-ins. Instead, all available add-ins and modules will dynamically change to reflect what is available in the context of a selected message or user account. Admins will no longer need to ensure an account is marked primary for add-ins to function. The feature is on by default and is expected to have no negative impact on user functionality.

If you're an Outlook for Windows user, be on the lookout for this exciting update in late 2024! The post New Outlook for Windows: Multi-account support for add-Ins and apps originally appeared on M365 Admin.

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General Availability of Agents in Microsoft 365 Copilot

The Microsoft 365 Copilot agents are now available, with full deployment expected by the end of November. This new feature allows users to create agents in BizChat or Teams, while admins manage them via the Microsoft 365 Admin Center. This release empowers individuals in your organization to create simple Copilot agents using natural language instructions and grounding documents stored in SharePoint. The Copilot agents honor the same security and information protection policies as Microsoft 365 Copilot, and administrators can manage the agents published to their organization using Integrated Apps in the Microsoft 365 Admin Center. Simply assign users a Microsoft 365 Copilot license to make this functionality available.

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Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for macOS – Planned update to compatibility Office add-ins and ODBC drivers

A planned update for Office on macOS is set to roll out, requiring Office add-ins and ODBC drivers to be codesigned with a valid Apple Developer ID. This update, expected in mid-November 2024, may affect workflows that utilize unsigned dynamic libraries. As developers work to ensure compliance, admins are encouraged to verify and prepare for the update. This change demands compliance to promote code integrity and compliance with macOS development standards. Note that this change is unlikely to affect most users since most dynamic libraries used with Office apps are already codesigned. However, developers who use unsigned or ad-hoc-signed dynamic libraries within Word, Excel, or PowerPoint for macOS may need to get an updated version of the product from the original software developer. To ensure a seamless transition, developers are reminded to ensure their products are codesigned with an Apple Developer ID in preparation for the rollout. Admins may take action by blocking all non-Microsoft libraries from running within Visual Basic macros, but it should be considered only if necessary for the organization’s requirements on macOS computers. This update is set to appear in production in mid-November 2024.

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Microsoft Purview compliance portal: Data Loss Prevention – Admin units support for SharePoint Online

Microsoft Purview's compliance portal has received an update that extends support for role-based access control (RBAC) to SharePoint for Microsoft 365. With this update, users can delegate management and remediation authority to specific individuals based on their regional or organizational unit. For instance, German investigators can investigate alerts and audit events for only German users. This update is currently in the preview phase and is set to release in December CY2024, with a preview scheduled for November CY2024. The platform for the update is web cloud instance worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant), and its roadmap ID is 422316.

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SharePoint: Approvals integration in Document Libraries

In an effort to streamline the approval process, SharePoint Document Libraries will soon integrate with the Approvals app in Microsoft Teams. This integration will enable users to configure approvals for the library and specify approvers for files. Requests can be submitted and either approved directly in the library or through the Approvals app in Teams. Once approved, the file metadata will update in the Approval status column. It is important to note that this feature is currently targeted for release in November 2024 and will initially roll out to the Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) and GCC instances of SharePoint.

Stay informed about this and other upcoming releases by keeping an eye on the Microsoft 365 roadmap linked in the post below.

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Microsoft Teams: Stream Custom Agent and Bot Responses

The latest feature added to Microsoft Teams is the ability for custom engine agents and Teams bots to stream their responses in real-time. Similar to Microsoft Copilot, these updates provide the necessary context for ongoing actions and generate parts of the response simultaneously, creating a more interactive and faster user experience. This feature has now become generally available on the Mac Cloud Instance, and it is set to debut worldwide in December CY2024. The roadmap ID for this update is 422261.

For those managing Microsoft Teams, this new tool enhances customization options, and it provides future opportunities to engage more effectively with users via chatbots and engine agents in real-time. This new feature is a game-changer for users looking for a more immersive and engaging experience when interacting with chatbots or support agents.

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