Azure Weekly
Issue #96 - 9th October 2016
Lee Stott shares a great Azure Machine Learning tutorial using Python and Excel, while Emily Lawton explores real-time feature engineering for Machine Learning with DocumentDB.
Tsuyoshi Matsuzaki talks about Works with Row Level Security in Power BI and Power BI Embedded and Greg Duncan explains why you should Dashboard your next IoT project with Power BI
Ron Abellera writes about Open Source software on Azure Fridays with the Azure black belts, whilst Raman Kumar talks about setting expiration date for VMs in Azure DevTest Labs.
Takeshi Numoto covers the new lower Azure pricing, and Sam George explains why Azure IoT loves Open Source.
Finally, Poornima Natarajan announces that encryption at rest with Azure Site Recovery is now generally available
🔎 Analytics
On MSDN, Lee Stott (@lee_stott) shares an Azure Machine Learning tutorial using Phyton, API and Excel.
On the Azure blog, Emily Lawton covers real-time feature engineering for Machine Learning with DocumentDB.
Mimi Gentz announces that Azure DocumentDB SDK updates include Python 3 support.
Anindita Basak (@imcuteani) looks into copying data from Azure Data Lake to Azure SQL data warehouse using Azure Data Factory.
On MSDN, Tsuyoshi Matsuzaki talks about working with Row Level Security in Power BI and Power BI Embedded.
Chris Mitchell (@sqlbulldog) covers automating database migration to SQL Azure.
Matt Usher (@two_under) writes about a new resource blade for Azure SQL Data Warehouse.
Guy Haycock explains why SnelStart uses Azure SQL Database Elastic Pools to rapidly expand its business services.
Matt Usher (@two_under) explains how Redgate delivers efficient migrations for the Azure SQL Data Warehouse
🖥️ Compute
Thomas W Shinder (@tshinder) explains how to add Microsoft Antimalware to Azure Service Fabric clusters.
Kevin Williamson explores common networking scenarios in Service Fabric.
Tom Keane announces unveils the Microsoft Cloud is coming to France and blogs about Microsoft Cloud in India.
On MSDN, Paige Liu blogs about backing up and restoring Cassandra on Azure.
On the Kloud blog, Hugh Badini explains how to make a copy of a virtual machine running Windows in Azure.
On Channel 9, Greg Duncan (@gduncan411) reveals Bring Your Own License Visual Studio VMs are generally available.
🎭 Identity
On TechNet, Shannon Gowen tells you how to assign DC for AAD Connect password writeback/sync.
Vittorio Bertocci (@vibronet) blogs about provisioning an app created on portal.azure.com in your own tenant.
On the Database Journal site, Marcin Policht talks about implementing Azure AD Authentication in SQL Database.
On the Azure blog, Gerardo Saca (@gsacavdm) discusses the required practice for applications integrating with Azure Active Directory.
🔌 Integration
On MSDN, Bahram Banisadr writes about Service Bus at Ignite 2016.
On the Redmond magazine site, Jeffrey Schwartz (@JeffreySchwartz) blogs about Azure Stack prototypes from Dell, HPE and Lenovo at Ignite and looks at what's new in the Azure Stack technical preview #2.
⚖️ Management and Governance
Takeshi Numoto writes about new lower Azure pricing.
Ben Perkins (@csharpguitar) explains how to deploy an App Service using Azure PowerShell to a Deployment Slot.
On Channel 9, Baldwin Ng (@baldwin_ng) talks about managing your Microsoft Cloud Services with Yunboard.
On MSDN, Jomit Vaghela (@jomit) talks about distributed tracing in Service Fabric using Application Insights.
On the Azure blog, Raman Kumar talks about setting expiration date for VMs in Azure DevTest Labs.
On the Azure blog, Lily Kim covers the best choice for ITAR and Defense Industrial Base customers.
📦 Storage
On the Azure blog, Poornima Natarajan announces that Encryption At Rest with Azure Site Recovery is now generally available.
Roan Daley discusses the OMS TECH Fridays Fall 2016 season.
🔗 Web
On MSDN, John Taubensee (@jtaubensee) reveals Event Hubs Client for Java 0.8.2 is now live.
On the Azure blog, Sam George (@samjgeorge) explains why Azure IoT loves Open Source.
On Channel 9, Greg Duncan (@gduncan411) explains why you should dashboard your next IoT project with Power BI.