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martinschoombee.com
When Azure Data Factory (ADF) released the managed virtual network feature for Azure integration runtimes, it seemed like a no-brainer at first. Who wouldn't want to isolate their ETL traffic without the need to manage the network infrastructure? A recent migration project made me look much closer look at this feature, and the cost implications... |
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www.dcac.com
I've been working on a project where I use Azure Data Factory to retrieve data from the Azure Log Analytics API. The query language used by Log Analytics is Kusto Query Language (KQL). If you know T-SQL, a lot of the concepts translate to KQL. Here's an example T-SQL query and what it might look... Continue reading Retrieving Log Analytics Data with DataFactory |
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www.mbsecure.nl
This week I released a cheat sheet for the Kusto Query Language (KQL). When I started with KQL to analyse security events, the primary resources for me to get started were the official KQL documentation from Microsoft and the Pluralsight course on from Robert Cain. Something was missing: a cheat sheet. So, I created one. I hope this cheat sheet will help others in using KQL. |
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blog.crossjoin.co.uk
I recently had the pleasure of going to Belgium for the Belgian SQL Server User Group's annual conference, and I've just heard that the videos for the sessions have now been posted online. You can see a complete list here: http://sqlug.be/blogs/official_sqlugbe_blog/archive/2009/12/12/sql-server-day-2009-videos-now-available-on-chopsticks.aspx I did two sessions: "Designing Effective Aggregations in Analysis Services 2008" and "Introduction to... |
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