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Build generative AI applications in Go using Amazon Titan Text Premier model
Use Amazon Titan Text Premier model with the langchaingo packageIn this blog I will walk you through how to use the Amazon Titan Text Premier model in your Go applications with langchaingo which is a...
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Using AI in your IDE to work with open-source code bases
Let's see how we can add enhancements to the langchaingo project with Amazon Q Developer support in VS CodeThanks to langchaingo, it's possible to build composable generative AI applications using Go....
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Get started with Vector Search in Azure Cosmos DB
This is a guide for folks who are looking for a way to quickly and easily try out the Vector Search feature in Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL. This app uses a simple dataset of movies to find similar movies...
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Use Azure Cosmos DB as a Docker container in CI/CD pipelines
There are lot of benefits to using Docker containers in CI/CD pipelines, especially for stateful systems like databases. For example, when you run integration tests, each CI job can start the database...
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Migrating data from DynamoDB to Azure Cosmos DB
Migrating stateful systems, such as databases, is a complex process. A frequent requirement for customers is to transfer data from DynamoDB to Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL. This process involves several...
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Implementing Chat History for AI Applications Using Azure Cosmos DB Go SDK
This blog post covers how to build a chat history implementation using Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL Go SDK and langchaingo. If you are new to the Go SDK, the sample chatbot application presented in the...
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Build a MCP server using Go to connect AI agents with databases
Like many of you, I have been playing around with Model Context Protocol (MCP). To dive in, I built a sample MCP server implementation for Azure Cosmos DB with Go. It uses the Go SDK, and mcp-go as the...
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Vector embeddings made easy with Go, Azure Cosmos DB, and OpenAI
When working on applications that need vector/semantic/similarity search, it's often useful to have a quick and easy way to create vector embeddings of data and save them in a vector database for...
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Building Event-Driven Go applications with Azure Cosmos DB and Azure Functions
The Go programming language is a great fit for building serverless applications. Go applications can be easily compiled to a single, statically linked binary, making deployment simple and reducing...
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How to configure and customize the Go SDK for Azure Cosmos DB
The Go SDK for Azure Cosmos DB is built on top of the core Azure Go SDK package, which implements several patterns that are applied throughout the SDK. The core SDK is designed to be quite...
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Building Event-Driven Go applications with Azure Cosmos DB and Azure FunctionsAbhishek Gupta ・ Apr 25#go#serverless#azure#database
View ArticleA simple, convenience package for the Azure Cosmos DB Go SDK
When using the Go SDK for the Azure Cosmos DB NoSQL API, I often find myself writing boilerplate code for various operations. This includes database/container operations, querying, and more....
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