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Create Self-Signed HTTPS Certificates with a Custom Root CA
Once you’ve established your own Root Certificate Authority, the next step is issuing server certificates for your local servicesThis guide walks through creating HTTPS certificates that are automatically trusted by all devices where your Root CA is installed.
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When running multiple services in a local network — whether for smart home automation, home labs, or development environments — HTTPS encryption becomes essentialInstead of accepting browser warnings for every self-signed certificate, creating your own Root Certificate Authority (Root CA) provides a clean, professional solution.
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Automatically discover tools for Azure OpenAI Realtime API
Azure now provides a unified Realtime API for low‑latency, multimodal conversations over WebRTC or WebSocketsIf you’ve used the earlier preview versions (for example the GPT‑4o realtime preview), the new generation model is simply called gpt-realtime and the API follows the same event-driven pattern: you open a session, configure defaults via session.update, stream input, and receive streaming output (text, function calls, audio, etc.).
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