Posts tagged "dotnet"

• Building the AI on the Edge Demo System

  2026-08-31· ai-on-the-edge·Estimated reading time: 8 min read

  Engineering wrap-up for AI on the Edge: repo layout, make demo-laptop through make teardown targets, seed, reset, and smoke tests, shared health endpoints, and a repeatable 45-minute conference flow.

• Specialized Hardware Without an App Rewrite

  2026-08-24· ai-on-the-edge·Estimated reading time: 6 min read

  AI on the Edge Demo 6: registering a Tenstorrent or mock accelerator as an OpenAI-compatible gateway backend with capability discovery, health checks, fallback, and accelerator-preferred routing - no application rewrite.

• When the Edge Has to Stand Alone

  2026-08-17· ai-on-the-edge·Estimated reading time: 7 min read

  Demo 5 of AI on the Edge: disconnected operation, backend failures, malformed responses, cloud-blocked mode, local-only denial, smoke tests, and reset controls.

• From Camera Events to Operator Guidance

  2026-08-03· ai-on-the-edge·Estimated reading time: 8 min read

  Demo 3 of AI on the Edge: turning the existing cameras/# MQTT contract into an operations assistant using simulated, MQTT, and Event Hubs input modes.

• Private RAG That Cannot Leave the Edge

  2026-07-27· ai-on-the-edge·Estimated reading time: 7 min read

  Demo 2 for AI on the Edge: document ingestion, local embeddings, vector search, citations, data classification, LocalOnly routing, and fail-closed cloud fallback.

• One App, Many Places to Run AI

  2026-07-20· ai-on-the-edge·Estimated reading time: 8 min read

  Demo 1 for AI on the Edge: my .NET gateway, OpenAI-compatible facade, backend registry, route explanations, target backends, and LocalOnly denial behavior.

• AI on the Edge: Local AI Without Local Chaos

  2026-07-13· ai-on-the-edge·Estimated reading time: 8 min read

  Why I built AI on the Edge: local execution, Azure governance, model routing, an IoT camera workload, my private cloud lab, and conference-ready demo modes.

• Cameras on Azure IoT Operations, Part 1: The Control Plane and Network Model

  2026-06-19· azure-iot-operations·Estimated reading time: 9 min read

  How a .NET camera control plane is built for Azure IoT Operations - the two camera classes, the MQTT control bus, and the per-property network model AIO plugs into.

• Creating .proto definitions from existing types at runtime

  2019-11-12· ai-ml·Estimated reading time: 1 min read

  Technique for generating .proto files at runtime from EF Core database-first types using reflection, System.Emit, protobuf-net, and ProtoMember attributes.

• Communicating between Python and .NET Core with Boost Interprocess

  2019-06-17· developer-tools·Estimated reading time: 2 min read

  Example of cross-language communication between Python and .NET Core using Boost.Interprocess, Boost.Python, Boost.Signals2, shared memory, and PInvoke.

• Pluralsight Course is out!

  2018-12-12· career-updates·Estimated reading time: 1 min read

  Pluralsight course announcement for identifying Microsoft Azure products, services, tools, documentation, and existing workflow integration.

• Authoring for Pluralsight

  2018-09-24· cloud-architecture·Estimated reading time: 1 min read

  Preview of a Pluralsight course on integrating Microsoft Azure services with .NET Core, C#, Java, JavaScript, Docker, IoT Hub, and Kubernetes.

• Using Angular Kendo Grid with Elastic Search and ASP.NET Core

  2018-08-20· developer-tools·Estimated reading time: 2 min read

  Back an Angular Kendo Grid with Elasticsearch by mapping the grid filter and paging options to C# objects and translating them into a NEST query.

• Update - Techbash

  2018-07-23· mobile-apps·Estimated reading time: 3 min read

  TechBash 2018 update: a second talk, Alternative Device Interfaces and Machine Learning, joins the Enable IoT with Edge Computing session.

• Creating an ASP.NET Core application for Raspberry Pi

  2018-01-01· iot-edge·Estimated reading time: 3 min read

  Steps to build an ASP.NET Core app, publish it for linux-arm, install the .NET Core runtime on Raspbian, and serve the site from a Raspberry Pi.

• Unable to load DLL 'e_sqlite3' dotnet core Raspian

  2017-12-25· iot-edge·Estimated reading time: 1 min read

  Fix the unable to load DLL e_sqlite3 error on .NET Core under Raspbian by copying the native libe_sqlite3.so into the application directory.