As the demand for customizable AI increases, developers are seeking ways to build and control their own Large Language Models (LLMs) locally — without relying on external APIs or heavy cloud dependencies. Building your own model gives you full control over behavior, tone, and responses, enabling tailored interactions for niche use cases. It also removes […]
Punyaa Dixit
As an intern at Perficient, Punyaa is eager to learn, grow, and gain hands-on experience. She hopes to share meaningful insights from her journey and connect with others navigating a similar path.
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Connect Ollama to Your Workflows: Power Automate + VS Code Integration Guide
AI is evolving rapidly, and the ability to install Ollama local models on your machine opens up powerful new possibilities for developers, hobbyists, and builders. Whether you’re working on automation, development tools, or privacy-sensitive applications, cloud-based models aren’t always ideal. That’s where Ollama comes in. Ollama makes it easy to run, customize, and serve LLMs […]
Python Meets Power Automate: Trigger via URL
Want to trigger Power Automate flows from anywhere using just a URL—even from a Python script? Whether you’re working with automation scripts, web apps, or external systems, Power Automate makes it easy to integrate workflows using HTTP requests. In this guide, you’ll learn how to set up a flow that can be triggered via URL—step by […]
From Flow to Fabric: Connecting Power Automate to Microsoft Fabric
In this blog, we’ll walk through how to use Eventstream in Microsoft Fabric to capture events triggered by Power Automate and store them in a Lakehouse table. Whether you’re building dashboards, triggering insights, or analyzing user interactions, this integration provides a powerful way to bridge business logic with analytics. 1. Create a Power Automate Flow to Post Data Start by […]