Azure
6 guides on Azure.
Azure OpenAI, Container Apps, Functions and Foundry Agent Service — with the quota model, the ingress timeouts and the scaling behaviour that only become visible after the first deployment.
Foundry IQ and Agent Memory: Managed RAG and Memory for .NET Agents
Foundry IQ gives .NET agents serverless retrieval, knowledge bases, and managed memory. What it replaces in your RAG stack, and when to keep pgvector.
Hosted Agents in Foundry Agent Service: A .NET Developer's Guide
Hosted agents in Foundry Agent Service are GA: per-session sandboxes, scale-to-zero, and a simple path to deploy Microsoft Agent Framework agents from .NET.
What BUILD 2026 Means for .NET Agent Developers
Build 2026 for .NET agent developers: Agent Harness, Hosted Agents, Agent Skills, CodeAct, and Foundry IQ memory — what shipped, why it matters, what to do.
Azure OpenAI vs OpenAI: Which Should .NET Developers Use?
Azure OpenAI or the OpenAI API? A clear comparison for .NET developers — on data residency, authentication, models, and cost — with a straight recommendation.
Serverless AI: Deploy an OpenAI Endpoint with Azure Functions
Host an AI endpoint that scales to zero and costs nothing when idle. Build and deploy a serverless OpenAI-powered API in .NET with Azure Functions.
Deploy a .NET AI Agent to Azure Container Apps
Take a .NET AI agent from your laptop to production on Azure Container Apps: containerize it, wire up secrets with managed identity, deploy, and scale to zero when idle.