microsoft-foundry

You deploy Microsoft Foundry agents by orchestrating project discovery, environment resolution, and model deployments. This lifecycle management supports both hosted and prompt agents across multiple projects to drive reliable agent workflows.

To run evaluation for Foundry agents, you invoke the agents, observe evaluation datasets, and perform trace analysis. This skill coordinates performance monitoring to ensure reliable agent workflows across your environments.

Yes, Foundry agent hosting includes RBAC and quota management to streamline onboarding and governance. You handle resource provisioning and access control directly to maintain reliable agent workflows.

The best way to onboard a Foundry project is to coordinate project discovery, environment resolution, and resource provisioning. This setup streamlines governance and prepares your environment for deploying and evaluating agents end-to-end.

Foundry agent deployment issues often stem from unresolved environments or quota limits. You can troubleshoot by verifying project discovery, checking RBAC permissions, and ensuring proper resource provisioning and model deployments.

Yes, Foundry agent lifecycle management supports both hosted and prompt agent types. You can deploy, invoke, evaluate, and troubleshoot both agent types across projects and environments within your governance boundaries.