Here we present the integration of Azure OpenAI and Microsoft Defender for Cloud in pyqlib with AI-Based Improvements #1847
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1. Summary:
This pull request is a major contribution which improves the
pyqlib
platform with the incorporation of Azure OpenAI for advanced model handling and Microsoft Defender for Cloud for enhanced user data security. Some of the changes include the provision of model arguments for AI, AI-based client initialization for Cosmos DB, and enhancement of the performance using Python extensions in C++. The dependencies have also been updated to meet the current AI frameworks’ requirements.2. Related Issues:
These changes are made to improve the integration of
pyqlib
with AI, enhance security of data and enhance the performance of the platform. Some of them are enhancing the data analysis with Azure OpenAI and increasing the user’s data protection with Microsoft Defender for Cloud.3. Discussions:
Topics of the conversation included how to integrate Azure OpenAI on the platform, improvements in the model argument handling and how to incorporate Microsoft Defender for Cloud for security purposes. Another important aspect that had to be taken into consideration was the necessity of the usage of C++ extensions for the performance-critical tasks.
4. QA Instructions:
5. Merge Plan:
Once all the QA testing is done and all the features are tested the branch will be merged to the main branch. Make sure that each and every AI and security configuration is properly done in the production environment in order to avoid any problem during deployment.
6. Motivation and Context:
The reason for these updates is to make the
pyqlib
platform to be more efficient in the utilization of the advanced AI techniques and at the same time to strengthen the system’s security and performance. Azure OpenAI has been incorporated into the platform and thus, the platform is capable of processing complicated AI models for data analysis. The Integration of Microsoft Defender for Cloud enhances the security and control of user data and the C++ extensions enhance performance when running computationally heavy tasks.7. Types of Changes:
**New Feature:Azure OpenAI as well as Microsoft Defender for Cloud.
Enhancement: Changes to Cosmos DB client initialization and changes to the model argument with the help of artificial intelligence.
Dependency Update: Bumped package dependencies to the recent state of the art in AI libraries and frameworks.