From Synapse Analytics, Power BI, Spark, Microsoft Fabric,ASP.NET Core and recently Agentic AI on .NET I try to explore, learn and share all aspects of Microsoft Data Stack in this blog.
My first article on the OAuth Flow for OBO Agent Identities series explored the setup and configuration required for the OBO authentication flow. In that article, we covered the following setup and co
My previous article on OAuth Flow for autonomous agent identities focused on generating authentication tokens for agent identities to act autonomously without user context through client credentials f
Microsoft strongly recommends against using client secrets as client credentials in production environment for AI Agent Identity blueprints. And there is a good reason for this recommendation. Clien
Assume that you already have an Azure AI Search service running on Azure and want to integrate it with Microsoft Foundry to build an AI-powered application. In this scenario, you do not need to create
It has been exactly a year since I published my last blog on Microsoft Foundry, and a lot has changed and evolved in the Foundry ecosystem over the year. You can find those blogs here and here. The ab
What are Agent Identities ? Think of Agent Identities as the equivalent of Managed Identities in Azure. Why we require Agent Identities ? Lets go back to an article I had posted few weeks ago on how t
Imagine a scenario where you are having a conversation with an AIAgent and asking it for the latest execution details of a Microsoft Fabric data pipeline. The agent retrieves the execution details and
The first article on this topic was focused on setting up an Azure Function for MCP and ways to leverage IMemoryCache to reduce redundant API calls. In this article, we will explore how to set up an M
I am currently working on my own custom MCP implementation of Fabric Data Factory for Microsoft Fabric. While working on it, I came across an unique problem where I was making the calls to the same AP
