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Build //localhost:Bangkok
Sunday, June 14
Registration
SCBX NEXT TECH, 4th Fl., Siam Paragon ·Welcome to Microsoft Build //localhost:Bangkok
SCBX NEXT TECH, 4th Fl., Siam Paragon ·Azure DevOps meets GitHub, the path to AI powered SDLC
Azure DevOps and GitHub are better together—and the integration keeps getting smarter. In this demo-heavy session, you’ll see how hybrid patterns that connect GitHub with Azure Boards and Azure Pipelines enable Agentic DevOps. See the all of the newest AI-powered capabilities in Azure DevOps. Plus, hear how Microsoft's engineering teams adopted this approach and what they gained.
6+ years of experience in Full Stack Development, DevOps, DevSecOps, and Cloud Engineering. Expert in designing and delivering secure, scalable, and high-performance solutions on Azure, AWS, and GCP for government, banking, and enterprise clients. Skilled in translating business requirements into robust cloud architectures, driving operational excellence, ensuring compliance, and enabling measurable business value through automation, observability, and best-practice architecture.
GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio: Agents That Debug, Profile, and Test
- The Debugger Agent (@debugger) assists in systematically diagnosing and fixing bugs by interacting directly with the live debugging context.
- The Profiler Agent is an AI performance partner that simplifies the traditionally complex task of application optimization.
- Testing Agents, GitHub Copilot testing automated test lifecycle management.
Sivaphong Niyomphanich is an infrastructure professional, security researcher, and community mentor specializing in system optimization and AI development. At Microsoft Build //localhost: Bangkok, I will showcase the power of agentic AI in the modern development lifecycle—demonstrating how to deploy GitHub Copilot’s specialized agents to autonomously debug, profile, and test application code inside Visual Studio.
Your agent, anywhere: MultiClient, MultiDevice with GitHub Copilot SDK
Agents are powerful on your machine, but what happens when you need them everywhere else? In this session, we'll show how GitHub Copilot SDK lets you build an agent, embed it in an app, and take it with you across devices and into the cloud. You'll see how to go from a local agent to one you can access on your phone, move between machines, and run across multiple clients. If you've been working with agents locally and wondering what the next step looks like, this is it.
My name’s Kittikorn Prasertsak, but you can call me Prame. I’m the founder and Managing Director of BorntoDev Co., Ltd., where we focus on both delivering innovative technology solutions and making technology education accessible to everyone. With a deep passion for Information Technology, Cloud Computing, and Artificial Intelligence, I love building solutions that solve real-world problems while also empowering others to learn and grow in the world of programming. At BorntoDev, our mission is not only to inspire the next generation of developers but also to provide businesses with cutting-edge tech solutions that drive success.
From CLI to PR: Automating the path to merged code
Learn how GitHub Copilot functions as an agentic partner in your workflow by live-coding a full development cycle from terminal planning to automated PR reviews with practical technical mechanics and patterns that actually work in daily sprints.
Sirinat is an experienced Software Engineer who is passionate in Cloud Native Technology and Site Reliability Engineering. He has experienced from building Mobile Applications to Large Scale Event-Driven Micro-services. He has been involved in the top leading financial services in Thailand and help them migrate more than one hundred apps to Kubernetes. He was also the lead cloud native architect to design a large scalable architecture for the top online retails store in Thailand which supports a huge traffic in many events such as 9.9, and 7.7. Aside from the work, he is a co-founder of Cloud Native Bangkok community which is the first Cloud Native community in Thailand and this group is a part of Azure Tech Group.
From prototype to production: build and run agents at scale
AI agents are transforming how developers build software—but shipping production-grade agents demands more. This session walks through the end-to-end lifecycle of building AI agents with Foundry Agent Service and Microsoft Agent Framework. See how to go from local prototyping to enterprise-grade hosted deployment with identity, secure networking, evaluations, and lifecycle management. Learn how coding agents like GitHub Copilot integrate directly into the workflow.
Microsoft MVP in the AI field for 6 years. A developer who loves to find the easiest and best method to finish the work.
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SCBX NEXT TECH, 4th Fl., Siam Paragon ·Claw and agent harness in Microsoft Foundry
Go deep on multi-agent systems built on Microsoft Foundry, featuring Claw agent patterns and the hosted agents architecture. Explore long-running agents with triggers, state management, and file access—all natively supported on Foundry. See how coding agents built with GitHub Copilot SDK and Claude Agent SDK integrate into multi-agent workflows using Microsoft Agent Framework. Learn how to coordinate, host, and operate these systems with observability and continuous evals.
Microsoft MVP - Microsoft Foundry and Developer Technologies
Idea to production-ready agent in seconds on AI-native runtime
In this session, we'll walk through how to run agentic workloads on Azure Container Apps (ACA) as an AI-native PaaS runtime
no Kubernetes expertise required. You'll see how to deploy agents reliably, configure them for real-world conditions, and handle bursty traffic with serverless scaling.
We'll also cover observability patterns so your team always knows what your agent is doing in production and can debug it when things go wrong.
Key takeaways:
- Why agentic apps need a different deployment mindset than REST APIs
- How Azure Container Apps supports AI-native workloads out of the box
- Patterns for safe scaling, configuration, and monitoring of agents in production
- Lessons learned from moving beyond the demo to real deployments
I'm a tech consultant and coding evangelist at BorntoDev, a platform for learning about technology and software development. I'm passionate about learning new technologies and am a regular speaker at tech conferences, an author, and a Youtuber.
Build secure and enterprise-ready agents with Agent 365
AI Agents are rapidly becoming a new enterprise attack surface. In this Microsoft Build after-party style session, we will explore how organizations can build secure and enterprise-ready AI agents using Agent 365 together with Microsoft Purview and Microsoft security capabilities. The session will cover practical perspectives on governance, identity-aware access control, data protection, observability, and security operations for AI agents, including how concepts from Defender XDR Assets: Agents can help reduce risks such as data leakage, prompt injection, and over-permissioned AI workflows. Designed for security professionals, architects, and Microsoft security communities, this session focuses on how to bring security, compliance, and operational visibility into the future of enterprise AI.
Sarah Hansakul, a sexy security enthusiast and the brains behind ThaiCySec, is a rising Fierce star in the cybersecurity world. Known for her “Sarah 59 seconds” program on TikTok, she delivers fierce narratives and explanations about cybersecurity, captivating a young and dynamic audience. With many prestigious Microsoft Security Certifications with CISSP and CISM, Sarah has proven her expertise in the field. Beyond her cybersecurity achievements, Sarah has made her mark as the Manager of the famous luxurious Thai jewelry brand, AKE AKE Thailand, where she has led successful digital transformation initiatives.
Kumton "Bird" Suttiraksiri is an experienced IT professional specializing in workplace transformation, ITSM, and Microsoft 365 security. He helps organizations improve operations and employee experiences through AI-powered automation and digital solutions.
Build Apps w/ Local AI for Unmetered Intelligence on every Windows PC
Start with solution-centric Windows AI APIs - now expanding beyond Copilot+ devices. Use Foundry Local to run open-source models locally. With new tooling in Foundry Toolkit, optimize and prep your models for local AI deployments. Run custom AI workloads locally across GPU, NPU, or CPU with Windows ML, now with support for web apps through WebNN. Learn how the platform enables on-device inference across all Windows PCs to help you ship performant, scalable, and secure AI-powered apps on Windows.
Experienced DevOps Engineer and a Technology Enthusiast. Have been working to embrace DevOps/DevSecOps Transformation for organizations in his career. Enjoy learning and sharing across technologies.
Local models, developer control, and the future of AI runtimes
How local and hybrid model execution is reshaping developer workflows, privacy, and experimentation. Why “run it yourself” is back.
A graduated student in Computer Engineering (International Program) at KMUTT, Research Engineer, and Senior Microsoft Student Ambassador, who really got inspired about technologies, especially on ML and AI. Along with having experience on teaching AI for Business in Thammasat University, and writing technical blogs in Be Beyond Code by @boatchrnthn on Medium.
Second-year undergraduate student at King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL), Faculty of Information Technology. Currently working part-time as an AI Engineer at AGICAFET, delivering AI solutions across both private sector and government clients. Concurrently engaged in a remote research implementation role with a Japanese organization, focusing on translating cutting-edge AI research into practical systems.