The Agentic Road to Revenue From SaaS concept to Microsoft Marketplace. Building a SaaS application is only part of becoming a commercial software provider. To sell through the Microsoft Marketplace., the application also needs tenant isolation, subscription lifecycle management, billing integration, security evidence, and a publishable Partner Centre offer. To make this journey easier […] The post The Agentic Road to Revenue appeared first on All things Azure.
How to read this article This article picks up where my January piece left off. My catch phrase is still the same: “only believe what you can validate”. This article is about validation. If you are new to agentic AI (in modernization contexts), I would highly recommend reading The Realities of Application Modernization with Agentic […] The post Only believe what you can validate: a verification framework for agentic AI appeared first on All things Azure.
Agentic Platform Engineering for SaaS. Accelerating the Path to Market with Git-APE If you are an ISV building SaaS on Azure, the first demo is usually the easy part. The harder work is turning that proof of concept into a secure, scalable, commercial-ready service that can be operated confidently in production. That gap shows up […] The post Git-APE SaaS Factory appeared first on All things Azure.
Grounding an assistant in runbooks is straightforward. The harder part begins when the model proposes an action that requires authorization. An operations assistant needs stronger controls as soon as it can act. Answering “which runbook covers this alert” is a search problem. Opening an incident from that same conversation is a control-plane problem, and that […] The post Building an operations assistant on Azure that waits for approval before it acts appeared first on All things Azure.
Frameworks mean nothing, until they change what gets built! In this article we discuss how Git-Ape turns architecture and governance into delivery controls on Azure because, if frameworks do not shape delivery decisions, they are just decoration. Cloud teams do not have a framework problem. They have an execution problem. The industry is full of […] The post Frameworks only matter when they force decisions appeared first on All things Azure.
At Microsoft Build, we are sharing how Microsoft Marketplace brings development, distribution, and monetization together— so apps and agents move beyond prototyping into real-world usage at scale. Microsoft Marketplace connects tens of thousands of cloud and AI solutions built by software development companies to millions of commercial customers. For developers, Marketplace turns code into results. […] The post Build, scale, and monetize apps and agents with Microsoft Marketplace appeared first on All things Azure.
Removing The Monkey Work of Migration; in this post we show how Git-Ape analyses an AWS deployment repo and generates an Azure-native replacement, with design critique built in. This post walks through a real migration workflow: start with an AWS deployment repo and end with an Azure deployment repo. The goal isn’t a 1:1 syntax […] The post Removing The Monkey Work of Migration appeared first on All things Azure.
~1,900 lines of Python. Zero dependencies. Saves you an hour a day. GitHub → · pip install auto-memory Now give Copilot CLI enhanced context recall. Point it at deploy/install.md and let it cook. 🍳 Are you tired of using the slash /compact command every 10 min? The Context Window Is a Lie Every AI coding agent ships with […] The post I Wasted 68 Minutes a Day Re-Explaining My Code. Then I Built auto-memory. appeared first on All things Azure.
This post is the first in a 3-part series: Foundations (this post) Start shipping (context engineering, MCP servers, orchestration) App modernization (Java, .NET, PHP, microservices) Bookmark this post for quick reference as you start exploring Agentic DevOps. It will be updated as the 3 parts become available. Getting started with Agentic DevOps Agentic DevOps is […] The post Getting Started with Agentic DevOps – Part 1: Foundations appeared first on All things Azure.
Legacy codebases frequently contain hardcoded logic and complex build scripts that depend on specific filesystem structures, making them notoriously difficult to modernize in isolated environments. Docker Sandbox addresses this challenge through a bidirectional workspace sync that preserves the same absolute paths inside the sandbox as on the host. This means that when a GitHub Copilot […] The post Best of Both Worlds for Agentic Refactoring: GitHub Copilot + MicroVMs via Docker Sandbox appeared first on All things Azure.