Azure Weekly

Issue #146 - 15th October 2017

We use Azure Notebooks (Jupyter) in all our data science work, like OneNote it's an incredibly useful, powerful tool that is often overlooked. Sidak Pasricha has written a great blog post about utilising Azure Notebooks for learning new programming languages like Python (R & F# are also available).

It got a brief mention in last week's issue, but Alex Sutton, Principal Program Manager, Azure Big Compute Team, has written a more detailed introduction to the Azure Batch AI preview

Tony Smith, a Microsoft UK Data Solution Architect has written a post on a subject that is close to our hearts describing how you can make sense of the swamp – Azure Data Catalog for your Data Lake

One of the lesser known feature of Azure Functions is Durable Functions - a framework that enabled you to orchestrate multiple functions and manage state. Chris Anderson has a new post which covers Durable Functions and Bindings Extensibility Preview Announcement. Staying with Functions, there's a nice post about securing Azure Functions calls to Dynamics 365 secured by Azure AD, the sample can be adapted for any AAD based Authentication.

⚙️ AI + Machine Learning

🔎 Analytics

🖥️ Compute

🚢 Containers

🗄️ Databases

🛠️ Developer Tools

💡 Internet of Things

⚖️ Management and Governance

📦 Storage

🔗 Web

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