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Working with Legacy Code using GitHub Copilot
Part of the scenario: Innovate with Azure AI Apps & Agents - The Developer's Journey
This demonstration showcases modernizing and managing legacy applications using GitHub and AI-powered development tools. It provides a technical walkthrough on cloning repositories, managing and resolving issues within VS Code, leveraging AI Foundry for code understanding, generating unit test cases, and deploying applications to Azure. The use case also highlights the role of an SRE agent in maintaining reliability and performance, serving as a blueprint for transforming legacy codebases into scalable, well-tested, and cloud-ready applications. Runs in a live demo tenant with realistic data — you try the real thing, not a slide deck.
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