by CPI Staff | Oct 29, 2026 | .NET, Application Development, Azure, Blog
In this blog post How to Survive Azure SQL Scaling and Transient Faults Safely we will explain why routine cloud events can interrupt database connections, and how to stop those brief interruptions from becoming business outages. The familiar pattern is an application...
by CPI Staff | Oct 25, 2026 | Application Development, Azure, Blog
In this blog post Azure Red Hat OpenShift and NetApp SDK Updates for Platform Teams we will explain what has changed, why it matters, and how to upgrade without disrupting applications, storage or deployment automation. The immediate challenge is not usually the...
by CPI Staff | Oct 25, 2026 | AI Agents, Application Development, Blog, Microsoft Agent Framework
In this blog post Microsoft Agent Framework Python 1.23 and .NET 1.26 Production Guide we will explain what the latest releases mean for organisations already running, or preparing to deploy, production AI agents. The immediate challenge is not installing another...
by CPI Staff | Oct 19, 2026 | Application Development, Azure, Azure Monitor, Blog
In this blog post How to Operate Azure Application Platforms With Fewer Costly Blind Spots we will explain how to gain clearer operational control over Azure applications, from securely accessing containers through to monitoring long-running Durable Task workflows....
by CPI Staff | Oct 12, 2026 | App Service, Application Development, Azure, Blog
In this blog post Modernise Web Apps Without a Rewrite on Azure Managed Instance we will explain how businesses can move older Windows web applications off ageing servers without immediately rebuilding them from scratch. This matters because many legacy applications...
by CPI Staff | Oct 12, 2026 | Application Development, Azure, Blog, Cloud Cost & FinOps
In this blog post Azure Event Hubs Large Messages When to Redesign Your Architecture we will explain why oversized events cause cost, reliability and performance problems, even when Azure technically allows them. The warning signs are familiar. An integration works...
