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-# **MicroHack Microsoft Sovereign Cloud**
+# **Microsoft Sovereign Cloud Hackathon**
 
-- [**MicroHack introduction**](#MicroHack-introduction)
-- [**MicroHack context**](#microhack-context)
+- [**Hackathon introduction**](#Hackathon-introduction)
+- [**Hackathon context**](#Hackathon-context)
 - [**Objectives**](#objectives)
-- [**MicroHack Challenges**](#microhack-challenges)
+- [**Hackathon Challenges**](#Hackathon-challenges)
 - [**Contributors**](#contributors)
 
-# MicroHack introduction
+# Hackathon introduction
 
-This Microsoft Sovereign Cloud MicroHack introduces engineers and architects to the core concepts, technical controls, and hands-on deployment models of Microsoft Sovereign Cloud offerings — across both Microsoft Sovereign Public Cloud and Microsoft Sovereign Private Cloud environments.
+This Microsoft Sovereign Cloud Hackathon introduces engineers and architects to the core concepts, technical controls, and hands-on deployment models of Microsoft Sovereign Cloud offerings — across both Microsoft Sovereign Public Cloud and Microsoft Sovereign Private Cloud environments.
 
 ![image](./img/Microsoft_Sovereign_Cloud.png)
 
 Participants will explore how to design and operate cloud workloads that meet sovereignty, regulatory, and compliance requirements, leveraging Azure native capabilities such as Policy, RBAC, encryption, confidential compute, and hybrid enablement through Azure Arc and Azure Local.
 
-## MicroHack context
+## Hackathon context
 
-This MicroHack scenario walks through the use of Microsoft Sovereign Cloud technologies with a focus on the best practices and the design principles and some interesting challenges for real world scenarios. Specifically, this builds up to include working with different solutions around the Microsoft Sovereign Public Cloud and the Microsoft Sovereign Private Cloud,
+This Hackathon scenario walks through the use of Microsoft Sovereign Cloud technologies with a focus on the best practices and the design principles and some interesting challenges for real world scenarios. Specifically, this builds up to include working with different solutions around the Microsoft Sovereign Public Cloud and the Microsoft Sovereign Private Cloud,
 
 - [Microsoft Sovereign Cloud](https://www.microsoft.com/ai/sovereign-cloud?msockid=35d465bce58561e42620737ce487605e)
+- [Cloud Adoption Framework - Digital sovereignty adoption](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cloud-adoption-framework/sovereignty/executive-strategy?tabs=overview)
 - [Microsoft Sovereign Cloud documentation](https://learn.microsoft.com/industry/sovereign-cloud/)
 - [What is Sovereign Public Cloud?](https://learn.microsoft.com/industry/sovereign-cloud/sovereign-public-cloud/overview-sovereign-public-cloud)
 - [Sovereign Private Cloud](https://learn.microsoft.com/industry/sovereign-cloud/sovereign-private-cloud/overview-sovereign-private-cloud)
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 - [Azure Confidential Computing Overview](https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/confidential-computing/overview)
 - [Azure Local](https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/azure-local/)
 - [Azure Arc](https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/azure-arc/)
+- [Designing for cloud sovereignty with Radius and Dapr](https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/linuxandopensourceblog/designing-for-cloud-sovereignty-with-radius-and-dapr/4535067)
 
 ## Objectives
 
-After completing this MicroHack you will:
+After completing this Hackathon you will:
 
 - Enforce sovereign cloud controls in Azure using native platform capabilities (Policy, RBAC, region restrictions).
 - Protect data through encryption at rest, in transit, and in use (CMK, TLS, ACC).
 - Operate a sovereign hybrid cloud environment by connecting local infrastructure using Azure Arc and Azure Local.
 - Deploy one adaptive application model across Azure-managed and self-managed Kubernetes environments using federated Radius control planes.
 
-## MicroHack challenges
+## Hackathon challenges
 
 | Challenge | Topic    | Challenge | Solution | Duration  | Maker     |
 |:---------:|----------|-----------|----------|-----------|-----------|
 | 1         | Using Azure native platform controls (e.g. Policy, RBAC etc) to enforce sovereign controls in the public cloud | [Challenge](./challenges/challenge-01.md) | [Solution](./walkthrough/challenge-01/solution-01.md) | 45 min | Jan Egil Ring |
 | 2         | Encryption at rest with Customer Managed Keys in Azure Key Vault | [Challenge](./challenges/challenge-02.md) | [Solution](./walkthrough/challenge-02/solution-02.md) | 30 min | Ye Zhang |
 | 3         | Encryption in transit - enforcing TLS | [Challenge](./challenges/challenge-03.md) | [Solution](./walkthrough/challenge-03/solution-03.md) | 30 min | Ye Zhang |
-| 4         | Encryption in use with Azure Confidential Compute - VM | [Challenge](./challenges/challenge-04.md) | [Solution](./walkthrough/challenge-04/solution-04.md) | 90-120 min | Murali Rao Yelamanchili |
-| 5         | Encryption in use with Confidential VMs/Node Pools in Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) | [Challenge](./challenges/challenge-05.md) | [Solution](./walkthrough/challenge-05/solution-05.md) | 90-120 min | Murali Rao Yelamanchili |
+| 4         | Encryption in use with Azure Confidential Compute - VM | [Challenge](./challenges/challenge-04.md) | [Solution](./walkthrough/challenge-04/solution-04.md) | 30 min | Murali Rao Yelamanchili / Ye Zhang |
+| 5         | Encryption in use with Confidential VMs/Node Pools in Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) | [Challenge](./challenges/challenge-05.md) | [Solution](./walkthrough/challenge-05/solution-05.md) | 30 min | Murali Rao Yelamanchili / Ye Zhang |
 | 6         | Operating Sovereign in a hybrid environment with Azure Local and Azure Arc | [Challenge](./challenges/challenge-06.md) | [Solution](./walkthrough/challenge-06/solution-06.md) | 60-90 min | Jan Egil Ring / Thomas Maurer |
 | 7         | Adaptive Apps across sovereign Azure and private-cloud environments with Radius | [Challenge](./challenges/challenge-07.md) | [Solution](./walkthrough/challenge-07/solution-07.md) | 60 min | Dylan de Jong / Jan Egil Ring / Wesley Backelant |
 
 ### General prerequisites
 
-This MicroHack has a few but important prerequisites
+This Hackathon has a few but important prerequisites
 
-In order to use the MicroHack time most effectively, the following tasks should be completed prior to starting the session.
+In order to use the Hackathon time most effectively, the following tasks should be completed prior to starting the session.
 
 > [!NOTE]
 > Prerequisites 1 - 3 are handled by the organizers for events hosted by Microsoft.
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 ### Cost estimates
 
-The main cost driver for this MicroHack is virtual machines:
+The main cost driver for this Hackathon is virtual machines:
 
 - **LocalBox** cost is approximately 100-110 USD per day. We recommend setting it up the week before the event, so for example 5 days before the event would result in a cost between 5-600 USD.
 - **Challenges 4, 5, and 7** share one pre-provisioned participant platform: a two-node AKS system pool, one Confidential VM AKS node, one standalone Confidential VM, one K3s VM, Azure Bastion Standard, and a NAT Gateway. Budget approximately 45-55 USD per participant per day, depending on region and data transfer. The platform starts during lab deployment so participants can focus on validation rather than waiting for capacity-sensitive resources.
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 An Azure Pricing Calculator estimate is available [here](https://azure.com/e/1a7aec76a3e049cba57cda6742025373).
 This estimate can be adjusted for fewer/more students, running the VMs shorter/longer and adding additional services if desired.
 
-If you plan to run this MicroHack in your own subscription on a limited budget, skip the optional Challenge 6 environment and remove the participant resource group immediately after finishing the event.
+If you plan to run this Hackathon in your own subscription on a limited budget, skip the optional Challenge 6 environment and remove the participant resource group immediately after finishing the event.
 
 ## Contributors