As part of my recent studies about Azure Kubernetes, I’ve created a mindmap that outlines and connects some of its core concepts. This mindmap serves as a visual guide to help you navigate the powerful capabilities of Azure Kubernetes and understand how its key components interrelate.
Figure 1: Azure Kubernetes Mind Map visualizing key concepts
As part of my recent deep dive into Azure API Management, I’ve created a mindmap that outlines and connects some of its core concepts. This mindmap serves as a visual guide to help you navigate the powerful capabilities of Azure API Management and understand how its key components interrelate.
As part of my recent deep dive into Azure Databricks, I’ve created a mindmap that outlines and connects some of its core concepts. This mindmap serves as a visual guide to help you navigate the powerful capabilities of Databricks and understand how its key components interrelate.
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The following mind map provides a summary of the key takeaways from the book 5 Elements of Effective Thinking
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The following mind map provides a concise summary of the key takeaways from the book 14 Habits of Highly Productive Developers
I recently came across an insightful article: RAG Fundamentals First, which delved into the fundamentals of RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation)
To further process and organize my understanding of the topic, I created a mind map that summarizes the key concepts and relationships of the vanilla RAG framework:
To get an overview of the Azure AI Studio, I’ve created the following mind map:
To get an overview of the current Azure AI services, I’ve created the following mind map:
To better understand Azure AI Search, I’ve created the following mind map:
Zum Vortrag Woran erkenne ich eine ungesunde Beziehung von Johannes Hartl, habe ich mir erlaubt folgendes MindMap zu erstellen:
Kürzlich habe ich das Buch Würde: Was uns stark macht - als Einzelne und als Gesellschaft von Gerald Hüther gelesen und dazu folgendes MindMap erstellt:
To get to know better the Azure Machine Learning workspace I created the following MindMap:
During my recent Machine Learning studies I created the following MindMaps.
During my SC-400 studies I created the following two Mind Maps.
The first Mind Map includes data security solutions based on the following documentation: Microsoft Purview data security solutions
The second Mind Map focuses on risk and compliance solutions based on the following documentation: Microsoft Purview risk and compliance solutions
Hier zwei eher grössere MindMaps als Buch Zusammenfassungen zum Buch “Was wir sind und was wir sein könnten” von Gerald Hüther
Kürzlich habe ich mir den Vortrag “Übers Wasser gehen für Anfänger” von Johannes Hartl angehört. Der Vortrag behandelt das Thema: ‘Wie gehst du mit tiefer Trauer und tiefem Leid um?’
Gegen Ende des Vortrags zeigt er, welche möglichen Früchte auf dem Boden herausfordernder Situationen entstehen können – sogenannte ‘Früchte des Herzens’. Diese habe ich in folgender Mindmap veranschaulicht:
Anhand des sehr unterhaltsamen Buches Klo-Psychologe: In 100 Sitzungen zum Seelenklempner habe ich mich nach hundert lehrreichen Sitzungen entscheiden, ein paar MindMaps zur Übersicht der Themen zu erstellen.
Folgendes MindMap zur Übersicht der Hauptthemen, welche im Buch behandelt wurden:
In the latest blog post (1/2) Setting up Azure workload identity federation with Terraform in Azure DevOps pipelines (2 Part Series) we learned how to setup Azure DevOps using Workload Identiy Federation
Because we are using a managed identity and not a service principal with a secret that has a certain lifetime, we are not directly able to run terraform from locally.
But what about using a service principal for local activities whose secret will expire after a few hours instead of months?
This wasn’t practical when using a service principal in the service connection. Typically, the secret had a longer lifetime, so it didn’t need to be renewed every time within the service connection.
