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dylanhayesIT

@dylanhayesit·Joined August 2026

Cloud Native Architect & Open Source Advocate | Specialized in Kubernetes, Linux Foundation Certifications & DevOps

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DdylanhayesITindylan-blog.hashnode.dev·Sep 16 · 4 min read

Azure AI Cloud Application Architecture: A Technical Deep Dive

Modern AI applications on Azure are no longer just model-inference endpoints. A production-grade solution typically combines containerized compute, vector data, event-driven services, secure configura

DdylanhayesITindylan-blog.hashnode.dev·Sep 3 · 18 min read

Azure AI Application Development: A Technical Guide to AI Apps and Agents

Modern AI application development is moving beyond simple API calls to large language models. A production-ready AI application increasingly requires model orchestration, retrieval, tool execution, ag

DdylanhayesITindylan-blog.hashnode.dev·Aug 18 · 3 min read

Bridging Theory and Production: My Journey with Linux Foundation Certifications

When I first stepped into managing containerized environments, the shift from traditional infrastructure to dynamic cloud-native architectures felt overwhelming. Systems were no longer static servers;