Author Archives: ambilykk

About ambilykk

I am a Technology Evangelist on Microsoft Technologies. I am carrying the passion on Microsoft technologies specifically on web technologies such as ASP .Net and Ajax. My interests also include Azure and Visual Studio. Technology adoption and learning is my key strength and technology sharing is my passion.

Enabling SQL Express User

Posted on August 23, 2017

Visual Studio(VS) lovers! Yes, we want to work on everything from within the VS. Yes, of course, our VS have required features to support us to perform various development and ALM operations. Database is one of the main parts of … Continue reading →

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Resuming Writing – First article on Azure Data Lake

Posted on August 16, 2017

After a long time, I am resuming my writings. My current focus area include Azure, DevOps and Bot. You can expect more articles related to these topics in coming days. My first article, after the long break, talks about Azure … Continue reading →

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QnA Maker

Posted on February 10, 2017

The QnA Maker, launched in beta, will let users train an automated conversation partner on existing frequently-asked-questions content. After that information is fed in, the service will create a bot that will respond to customer questions with the content from … Continue reading →

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Excel to XML

Posted on December 1, 2016

Looks Simple ! Yes, even I thought the same. Obviously, excel provides an option to save the data in XML format. Did you tried any time the same ? If so, you may be faced the real challenge in converting … Continue reading →

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Continuous Deployment from GitHub to Azure

Posted on November 9, 2016

Integrations ! Integrations are part of every implementations and the hardest area too. There are many kind of integrations required like application integration with an ERP system, authorization of application using AD, and so on. Growing adoption of DevOps practice … Continue reading →

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