Deploying a Local FastAPI App to Azure App Service

Posted on Tue 01 September 2026 in Cloud Deployment • Tagged with azure, fastapi, app-service, python, devops

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Deploying a FastAPI application from your local machine to Azure App Service is a straightforward process once you know the sequence. This guide walks through authenticating, provisioning the infrastructure, configuring the runtime, and shipping your code. Replace the placeholder names below with your own resource group and app names.

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Requirements or Technical Design? Choosing Where a Kiro Spec Begins

Posted on Sat 29 August 2026 in Agentic Engineering • Tagged with kiro, spec-driven-development, requirements, technical-design, ai-ides

Every Kiro spec opens with a small but consequential fork: what do you author first? The IDE offers two starting points — Requirements or Technical Design — and treats Requirements as the recommended default. The choice isn't cosmetic. It decides which artifact is the source of truth and which is derived, and …


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How 19 Year Old Dropped Out Changed the World - The Mark Zuckerberg Story

Posted on Tue 28 July 2026 in Founder Stories • Tagged with Zuckerberg, Facebook, Startups, Tech History

Mark Zuckerberg went from building a home messaging app at age 12 to running the world's largest social network. This is the story of how a self-taught programming prodigy turned a dorm-room project into a platform used by billions — and the controversies he weathered along the way.

Young Mark Zuckerberg

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From Static Graphs to Thinking Systems: Agentic GraphRAG for COBOL Codebases

Posted on Mon 22 June 2026 in Knowledge Graphs • Tagged with GraphRAG, COBOL, LangGraph, Neo4j, Agentic AI, Legacy Modernization

Disclaimer: This is a shadow article of https://medium.com/@vineetchachondia/from-static-graphs-to-thinking-systems-agentic-graphrag-for-cobol-codebases-fcea6d1b62a6 as Medium is paywalled

Part-3 of the Knowledge Graph Series

What if your legacy COBOL codebase could explain itself — collaboratively, intelligently, and on demand?

For decades, COBOL systems have quietly powered banks, insurance firms, and governments. And for …


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