Cloudy with a Chance of Insights | A Microsoft Cloud (Azure, M365) Show for Architects & Engineers
Jun 1, 2026 · 1 hr · 11 segments
Richard and David are back together this week, and David has been saving things up. The episode starts with a practical conversation about how both hosts actually manage content discovery, which turns…
David RowleyHostRichard HoganHost
So the things I spotted, so there's something about there's a new container apps express, which is interesting, which is being positioned as a, I think a developer first agent first sort of runtime environment.

So I remember we spoke about this a little while ago and I did a little bit on it being a year old and my God, look how much it's been.

So there's a little update on there because there's a new release candidate for the model context protocol.

So I discovered a thing called Event Log Expert that actually looks quite useful if you're into looking at event logs.

And I'm going to wrap up with a little ditty about Zoomit because we watched the Mark and Scott Does series.

And, you know, I guess individually, you could just sort of write a summary of each of those and I could have spoken about it that way.

But through the conversation we were having before, when I put them together, and poke at them a little bit, they all sort of start pointing towards the same thing.

And that's, you know, always more interesting than any individual item in the set, which I think we've discovered is the way I work.

So the things I spotted, so there's something about there's a new container apps express, which is interesting, which is being positioned as a, I think a developer first agent first sort of runtime environment.

So I remember we spoke about this a little while ago and I did a little bit on it being a year old and my God, look how much it's been.

So there's a little update on there because there's a new release candidate for the model context protocol.

So I discovered a thing called Event Log Expert that actually looks quite useful if you're into looking at event logs.

And I'm going to wrap up with a little ditty about Zoomit because we watched the Mark and Scott Does series.

And, you know, I guess individually, you could just sort of write a summary of each of those and I could have spoken about it that way.

But through the conversation we were having before, when I put them together, and poke at them a little bit, they all sort of start pointing towards the same thing.

And that's, you know, always more interesting than any individual item in the set, which I think we've discovered is the way I work.
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