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Sep 18, 2026
Evo DK #462 - How FinOps Is Evolving For The Age Of AI
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26:20Ulrik Uhre BrinkGUEST
And then we'll actually do fleet management or rough looping around this topic.
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26:26Ulrik Uhre BrinkGUEST
we actually got to a point where we could explore that, okay, let's build this Ralph loop, or this loop, or we can just, in ADO, of course, in Azure DevOps, define the, okay, I have this product, I want to build this feature.
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26:41Ulrik Uhre BrinkGUEST
You can actually drill down, okay, create the user stories for us.
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26:45Ulrik Uhre BrinkGUEST
Great.
Agentic AI Starts With Identity and Access | Karthik Balasubramanian, CORESTACK
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9:32Karthik BalasubramanianGUEST
So if you are a SOC analyst working in Splunk every day, it's better to make the AI available to them natively within Splunk or in that ecosystem, right? So as an analyst, that's where you live every day.
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9:42Karthik BalasubramanianGUEST
If you're a DevSecOps engineer, you're living in GitLab or GitHub or Jenkins or Azure DevOps, you want the AI to be available, the data and the AI to be available to them in that platform.
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9:52Karthik BalasubramanianGUEST
So as a developer, I check in my code, I do my things every day, and I want the ability of the AI to be available in my tool rather than go build here, now go somewhere else-
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10:01Rita RichaHOST
Right
Episode 881 - Eating Its Own Tail
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47:18Jonathan BennettHOST
Mm-hmm
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47:18Olivier VerninGUEST
... um, update_cli support different Git providers, uh, Stash, uh, Bitbucket, uh, Azure DevOps, and so on.
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47:24Olivier VerninGUEST
Usually, I know the people who need those, and they usually contribute to those features.
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47:28Olivier VerninGUEST
Um, I know the people, I know pe- some of the contributors who have been using GitLab, so if I have any doubts on GitLab, I would just ask them to, to, to review PRs, provide feedback or whatever.
Tokenomics (#94)
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18:38Nick DolmanHOST
Let's just put it out there.
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18:40Nick DolmanHOST
But there it was able to, as it existed before, it was able to load solutions only into the Azure DevOps as source control.
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18:48Nick DolmanHOST
And I have a whole bunch of content that I'm working on, session presentations about, again, we're stuck, a lot of people are always stuck in this fact of they're using a Dataverse environment as their source of truth, as their source control, where it should be in a proper source control system.
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19:06Nick DolmanHOST
This, they've announced this.
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22:03Ulrikke AkerbækHOST
Yeah.
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22:04Ulrikke AkerbækHOST
Yeah.
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22:04Ulrikke AkerbækHOST
But of course, it's a complex story, right? Because Azure DevOps has been the go-to for most of the projects that I've been in because we have DevOps for tasks and kind of work items.
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22:14Ulrikke AkerbækHOST
We use the wiki for documentation.
Conquer Change with Hands-On AI Skilling in Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat (2026 BEYA)
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18:29Njeri GreviousGUEST
So because I work on the Copilot product group and I talk to customers all the time, the biggest question I get repeatedly is, what's next in the Copilot roadmap? When am I going to get this new feature? I want this new feature.
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18:42Njeri GreviousGUEST
Instead of pinging 50 different PMs for that information, The PM team that builds Copilot created an agent that is grounded in their ADO or their Azure DevOps or JIRA dashboard and grounded in all of their designs and materials.
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18:59Njeri GreviousGUEST
So that way, as they're just doing their day-to-day work instead of wasting time answering my questions every day from customers about, when is this rolling out? Is this ready? Have we completed this yet? Or when is this coming next in the roadmap? I could just go ahead and ask the agent, and I save them time and myself time.
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19:14Njeri GreviousGUEST
Another example is the head of my department is super, super personable.
#43 - Verified, Authorized, and Compromised: The Return of the Air Gap
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10:18Rohit AgnihotriHOST
And also, this one is probably already in your environment.
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10:23Rohit AgnihotriHOST
Researchers looked at the MCP server that lets a developer's AI coding assistant read pull requests from Azure DevOps.
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10:34Rohit AgnihotriHOST
The server was returning PR description verbatim, everything.
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10:39Rohit AgnihotriHOST
including HTML comments.
Human Judgment Still Matters in an AI OODA Loop with Nate Amidon, Form100 Consulting
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27:43Nate AmidonGUEST
And I think like dashboarding automation is a great example.
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27:46Nate AmidonGUEST
So let's say you use Azure DevOps or JIRA for your software development program and you build a, you build a, let's say a query result or some sort of dashboard widget, right? Off of underlying user stories in your backlog.
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28:00Nate AmidonGUEST
And you do it off of like a tagging structure.
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28:03Nate AmidonGUEST
Okay.
AI Testing Is Bigger Than You Think, 5 Areas Testers Must Own with Swati Seela
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17:19Swati SeelaGUEST
But I know that once it generates me that raw list of test cases, I'll be able to pass through them and decide which ones are right and which ones are wrong.
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17:28Swati SeelaGUEST
My idea was to do the test generation, have it output a CSV, and connect my GitHub Copilot to the Azure DevOps where we keep our test cases.
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17:38Swati SeelaGUEST
It would generate it, upload it, and we would have it all in one place.
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17:43Swati SeelaGUEST
This would have been a total delegation of the task beginning to end.
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17:48Swati SeelaGUEST
At the end of it, we would have test cases in Azure DevOps, which meant we tackle the problem of the technical debt completely.
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17:56Swati SeelaGUEST
However, what I did was I broke that task into two pieces.
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18:00Swati SeelaGUEST
I broke that task into just generating the test for me, which is just the CSV files.
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18:06Swati SeelaGUEST
And then the MCP tool, the upload process itself was a separate process.
Why AI Agents Produce Process Instead of Finished Work
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9:14Nate B. JonesHOST
And by the way, it's the correct choice.
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9:16Nate B. JonesHOST
When the agent has to work where humans work, when the agent works in Slack, in Linear, in Jira, in Azure DevOps, in Teams, whatever system is holding your work, right? Other people can see the request and the answer, the system of record, what's been corrected, and the result.
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9:30Nate B. JonesHOST
And so a useful correction becomes part of how agents and humans at the company actually get work done instead of just disappearing into somebody's chat history.
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9:38Nate B. JonesHOST
The enterprise also has to make a decision that most agent pilots tend to avoid.
Refactoring: What Changes (And Doesn't) in the Age of AI ft. Ravi Ram (Ep. 170)
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18:04Ravi RamGUEST
They don't know about each other.
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18:05Ravi RamGUEST
They've got their own, you know, G- either they're in GitHub or Azure DevOps, wherever their stuff's located, so they don't know anything.
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18:11Ravi RamGUEST
Uh, we, we will have to manually do kinda like a skills update file where I'll do like on my hard drive, "Hey, here's our skills files.
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18:18Ravi RamGUEST
Here's the current skill file.
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