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Você, estudante, já pensou em estar mais em contato com as tecnologias Microsoft e como elas funcionam? Veja mais nessa live como tudo funciona, como virar embaixador estudantil da Microsoft, um MSA, além de vantagens do programa.
🔗 https://aka.ms/SejaMSA
#MicrosoftReactor #LearnConnecrBuild #MSA #Studentmbassador
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Você, estudante, já pensou em estar mais em contato com as tecnologias Microsoft e como elas funcionam? Veja mais nessa live como tudo funciona, como virar embaixador estudantil da Microsoft, um MSA, além de vantagens do programa.
🔗 https://aka.ms/SejaMSA
#MicrosoftReactor #LearnConnecrBuild #MSA #Studentmbassador
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![Azure Retirement Livestream: General Purpose v1 Storage Accounts (ID: XTKT-BW8)
On October 13, 2026, General Purpose v1 (GPv1) Storage Accounts will retire (Tracking ID: XTKT-BW8). After publishing the Post Incident Review (PIR) we invited impacted customers and partners to join this Teams Live Event to be part of a discussion with our engineering leaders and experts – to learn more about the retirement. Customers who participated in the live event also had an opportunity to get any questions about the retirement answered, through a Live Q&A moderated by our engineering subject matter experts.
Access impacted resources through multiple channels: Use Service Upgrade and Retirement recommendations - Azure Advisor | Microsoft Learn: https://aka.ms/LearnServiceRetirementworkbook
To migrate accounts, use the deployIfDoesNotExist Azure Policy: https://aka.ms/gpv1_azure_policy or https://aka.ms/legacy_blob_storage_azure_policy
Follow our TechCommunity event space for upcoming livestreams: https://aka.ms/air/upcoming
Survey link: https://aka.ms/air/XTKT-BW8/survey
GPv1 storage account retirement overview - Azure Storage | Microsoft Learn: https://aka.ms/LearnAzureStorageGPv1
Legacy Blob Storage account retirement overview - Azure Storage | Microsoft Learn: https://aka.ms/LearnAzureStorageBlobLegacy
[eventID:27413] Azure Retirement Livestream: General Purpose v1 Storage Accounts (ID: XTKT-BW8)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/iqaNd7dmByI/mqdefault.jpg)

![Get Certified SQL+AI (DP-800): Design and Develop SQL Solutions Like a Pro (EMEA / US)
This session is all about the “build it” portion of DP-800: how to design and develop database solutions that stand up in real workloads and match what the exam expects. We’ll walk through the core developer skills, from choosing the right objects and patterns to writing strong, maintainable SQL.
📍This session is a part of a series. Learn more here: https://aka.ms/datadays/SQLAI
#MSFTReactor #learnconnectbuild #DataDays #GetCertified
[eventID:27367] Get Certified SQL+AI (DP-800): Design and Develop SQL Solutions Like a Pro (EMEA / US)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jamsq6H7ttU/mqdefault.jpg)

![Azure Incident Retrospective: AOAI latency/failures in May 2026 (ID: LYXT-C1Z)
On May 29, 20026, the Azure platform experienced a service incident (Tracking ID: LYXT-C1Z) which caused Azure OpenAI Service - Latency and intermittent failures in multiple regions. After publishing the Post Incident Review (PIR) we invited impacted customers and partners to join this Teams Live Event to be part of a discussion with our engineering leaders and experts – to learn more about the incident, how we responded, and what we learned. Customers who participated in the live event also had an opportunity to get any questions about the incident answered, through a Live Q&A moderated by our engineering subject matter experts.
Stay informed during issues – configure Service Health alerts for notifications and invites: https://www.aka.ms/ASH-docs
Learn from previous events – Health history in Azure Service Health shows impact to your services: https://www.aka.ms/ASH-portal
Prepare for the unexpected – learn more about steps you can take to prepare for cloud incidents: https://www.aka.ms/IncidentReadiness
[eventID:27415] Azure Incident Retrospective: AOAI latency/failures in May 2026 (ID: LYXT-C1Z)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/k5c6ocsEMHs/mqdefault.jpg)
![Working With Your Data, Safely: Files, Approvals and Memory
So far the agent can talk about markets but cannot touch anything of yours, and nothing stops it doing something it should not. This episode fixes both. We give it file access so it reads a real portfolio.csv and writes its reports back to disk, then put a place_trade tool behind an explicit human approval.
Approving every single read gets old fast, so we add auto-approval rules for the safe calls and one custom rule that clears small trades on its own. We finish with durable memory in two forms, the files the agent curates itself and the facts Foundry extracts automatically, and watch both survive a restart.
📌 This event is part of a series. Learn more here: https://aka.ms/FMTA/series
🔗 Learn more by exploring the resource: https://aka.ms/AgentHarness
#MicrosoftReactor #LearnConnectBuild
[eventID:27518] Working With Your Data, Safely: Files, Approvals and Memory](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kg6mroA2u-E/mqdefault.jpg)
![Azure SRE Agent and App Modernisation with GitHub Copilot
In this episode of New Breakpoint, Michelle Sandford sits down with Nirmal Thewarathanthri to explore how Azure SRE Agent thinking can help teams move beyond application migration and into reliable, governed operations.
Together, they discuss how agent-first workflows can support application modernisation by tackling common operational challenges such as reliability debt, configuration drift, security and compliance requirements, unclear ownership, remediation processes, and human-approved change management.
The episode explores:
- Why app modernisation extends beyond code migration
- Applying SRE practices to day-2 operations
- Detecting and remediating operational drift
- Building policy-aware, auditable workflows
- Keeping humans in the loop for critical approvals
- Enabling collaboration across platform, application, and SRE teams
If youre looking to understand how Azure SRE Agent can support modern application operations at scale, this episode is a practical place to start.
[eventID:27562] Azure SRE Agent and App Modernisation with GitHub Copilot](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kxEsD9osBuU/mqdefault.jpg)

![Stop Lurking, Start Connecting: You Belong In the Microsoft Data & AI Communities
Everyone talks about community. This session shows you how to actually get started, grow your presence, and turn it into something real.
Discover how to connect in the Microsoft Fabric, SQL, Power BI and AI communities and beyond, meet people on the same journey, make some friends, and start building momentum with things that are actually fun to do.
We’ll break down simple ways to get involved, grow your presence, and turn small steps into real momentum. Whether youre just starting or already active, this is where connection becomes progress.
📍This session is a part of a series. Learn more here: https://aka.ms/DataDays/Community
#MSFTReactor #learnconnectbuild #community
[eventID:27364] Stop Lurking, Start Connecting: You Belong In the Microsoft Data & AI Communities](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/l92eWrcqrTY/mqdefault.jpg)

![Build digital recap: English (AMER/EMEA)
Microsoft Build (https://build.microsoft.com) introduces us to what’s next. This session focuses on what it means for you.
Join us for a curated walkthrough of the most relevant Build announcements, translated into practical, regionally relevant insights. Hear perspectives from GitHub, DevRel, and local leaders on how to apply these innovations in real-world scenarios—and what developers should prioritize next.
Leave with a clear view of what matters, what to watch, and how to turn Build momentum into action.
🔗 Register here to have session resources delivered to your inbox: https://aka.ms/Build26/digitalrecap-623
📍 This session is a part of a series - learn more here: https://aka.ms/Build2026/digital-recaps
Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
0:57 - Build 2026 Overview
4:59 - Project Solara and New Hardware
7:13 - Windows Innovations and Intelligent Terminal
15:28 - PowerToys and Command Palette
18:27 - WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) Updates
21:05 - AI-Powered Apps on Windows
22:12 - Open Interpreter and Security Containers
24:19 - Microsoft Agent Framework
27:15 - GitHub Copilot App Deep Dive
35:38 - AI Development Lifecycle (Prototyping to Production)
36:57 - Orchestrating Agents in VS Code
38:46 - Agent Supervision Patterns
39:56 - Human-AI Collaboration (Scott Hanselman & Mark Russinovich)
41:14 - Building AI in .NET
44:10 - .NET Updates and Performance
45:18 - C# Union Types
46:53 - .NET Web Development Enhancements
49:42 - Azure Deep Dive with Mark Russinovich
50:36 - Quantum Computing (Maia 2 and Discovery)
53:25 - Closing Resources and Next Steps
#MSFTReactor #learnconnectbuild
[eventID:27266] Build digital recap: English (AMER/EMEA)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/lOyn12LBVxI/mqdefault.jpg)