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CI/CD Pipelines for the Agentic Era: Verification, Security, and Trust at Machine Speed

· 16 min read
David Sanchez
David Sanchez

Your Pipeline Was Built for Humans. That's About to Be a Problem.​

Not so long ago, every commit in your repository came from a human. A developer wrote code, pushed a branch, opened a pull request, and a reviewer approved it. Your CI/CD pipeline was designed around that flow: run tests, check lint, scan for vulnerabilities, deploy if green.

That assumption is breaking.

Building AI Applications on Azure with GitHub Models: From Playground to Production

· 20 min read
David Sanchez
David Sanchez

The Journey Most Tutorials Skip​

Most AI tutorials start with "create an Azure resource" and end with "here's your chat completion." They skip the messy middle — the part where a developer goes from "I wonder which model would work for this" to "this is running in production, monitored, secured, and costing what I expected."

That full journey is what this post is about.

Adding Load Testing to your CI/CD workflows

· 6 min read
David Sanchez
David Sanchez

Introduction​

Load testing is a technique that focuses on evaluating the performance of an application under normal or expected load conditions. The goal is to determine how the application behaves when it is subjected to the expected levels of usage and traffic. Load testing is often used to verify that a system can handle the expected number of users and transactions, and to identify any performance bottlenecks or issues that may impact the user experience.

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