From Single Agents to Systems: Designing Multi-Agent Architecture
In the last couple of years, architecture of AI solutions has matured. As an industry, we have found some design patterns and best practices as we've realized that single-agent designs may struggle with reliability and scale when we move from experimentation to production.
In this talk, we explore how multi-agent architectures address requirements by decomposing AI systems into specialized, coordinated components, with an understanding of the trade-offs.
After this talk, you will have an understanding of the different approaches to multi-agent architectures, why are they needed, and what could happen next in the evolution of agentic development.
About the speaker
Sakari Nahi
Sakari Nahi is the CEO of Zure, an Azure-focused company, and a Microsoft Regional Director & Azure MVP. Zure designs, develops, and supports solutions on Azure. Zure has offices in Finland, Belgium and Denmark.
He is also the founder and a key organizer of Finland Azure User Group (https://www.meetup.com/Finland-Azure-User-Group/) and podcaster of a Finnish Microsoft -scene podcast Ikkunastudio (http://ikkunastud.io).
Sakari ("Sakke") has been coding on .NET professionally since 2002. He's a dad of two, husband of one and likes roguelikes & text-based games. He's passionate about distributed computing, emerging technologies and synergies thereof.