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Thanks for this but whenever I try to run your private endpoint code as a test it keeps giving me an error that the defaultSubnet is not provided.

thanks, that's really helpful..👍

Great Video, thanks for putting in this much effort, exactly what i was looking for.

What about summarising chat contexts and using those summarises to reduce token size? Would it be safe to assume that because he Assistants API does not allow chat history to be controlled that we cannot achieve efficiency in this manner?

By far, the best tutorial on Dapr and Azure Container Apps..awesome!!

Thanks for your illustration, I really learnt a lot in it!

I have a question i want to preprocess the text data and i have certain defined rules it should take care so should i use normal chat completion or assistant for that

Great video. Have a question. Even if I use completions or assistant api. The tokens for ALL the conversation Will be billed?

Clearly explained ! All the other videos are filled with useless babbling and go directly in Yaml without context. Thanks.

are you available on fiverr for custom work?

clearly and simply explained A+ 🎉

Great video - very helpful! I'm intrigued to know if the CLU (conversational language understanding) fits into the assistant model, I can't piece together in my head how this could be utilized when looking at the playground UI.. I guess it's probably something you'd need to code for (fire the prompt to CLU to extract intent, then pass to assistants completion API?) appreciate your thoughts :)

Underrated by UA-cam :) Thank you

Apart from file_ids could we get data from other data source like SQL Server, BQ.... to assistants? Please could you do code video on it.

Amazing video!

its so difficult to find the repos which you have mentioned in all of your videos.. could have been more better if the repos were maintained properly..

superb explaination. Thanks alot

I was struggling with the service account concept and now that has gone, awesome content. thanks!!!

Hi can you show how we add two domains to the same origin group and two different routes

great video

hi, what tool do you use to create the diagram?, can you share the file? thanks.

Thank you for the demo! Really appreciate it. Do you know if there's a way to integrate an APIM with this kind of setup? Would the APIM go in between the load balancer and the cluster, or in front of the load balancer?

It's fantastic to see you back on UA-cam after a long time. Please continue sharing, and I truly appreciate your blog and videos.

What is the point of all this...

Very nice. Thanks for sharing ❤

clear and concise , thank you :)

you didn't talk about the helm charts?

You made this look so simple!! greatly appreciate it!! Thank you

Hi, I was thinking about the blue/green and canary with Argo rollouts and they are an effective way to test being able to quickly rollback in case of issue. But what happens if one wants to just test online but exclusively in a private way? That would be a staging environment. An option could be to just have a secondary domain and deploy the website in that secondary domain temporarily and perhaps with a modified react component or any equivalent layer only giving access to one staging user? How do big companies make that staging environment to be possible to be online but without having it exposed to public in production? In data analytics applications it's easier because usually all is in an intranet but what happens with webs that are usually B2C applications?.

Thanks for the clear explanation and the architecture drawing. Helped me to finally find the mapping issue in my code. Cheers and have a nice day😊

I was wondering if an alternative to using Argo rollouts would be to use Istio. It would add more complexity to the deployment in general but Istio already has the implementation for blue/green and canary that kubernetes basic networking lacks.

Great video! Thank you very much! 🎓🥇🥉🥈🏆

Great Tutorial. when trying this is SSL Cert on the server side ( and of course the right configuration as you shown on the last part of the video , aiming for Https forward route , and even disabling health checks) , it seems the the command is returning <Service Not Available> [even though its there] . would be interesting to see how this is configured with HTTPS and SSL certificates

Great video!. Thank you!

I.e mean in the secrets

Azure credentials what are the things you have given

Thanks and appreciate 🎉🎉

Good one Geert. Only vid on internet that deals with home automn and openai API with fn calling. Thanks!

Thankyou Geert, found this extemely useful 🙂

Thanks for the video. Where can I find that online tool to generate patch from base YAMLs?

Nice demo)

This is really well done!!

FYI: Canary is pronounced "can-ay-ry". I hear it a lot from non-native English speakers. Hopefully it doesn't annoy you to mention this. Other than that, thanks for taking the time to give the world a very nice overview. Nice job.

This is great

Why we need redis in this setup what is the purpose

As I want to add the service to configure the path for downstream request using kong ingress controller. I followed this approach but in the kong documentation says it is deprecated . can you please help in writing kind: Service type of resource in helm chart

Hello! Excelent explain. I Have a question about environment. How to create a way to not depend on the number of possible IP's in the VNET. Imagine, in Kubernetes we have our own technology taking care of the IP's, I understand that each app in the ACA takes an IP that I have available in the subnets. If my set of APP's grows I can reach a point of not having more IP's available

Awesome demo, thank you!

Geert You are rock star in explaining with easy examples!!!