Today I Started a Community group called Containers in the Cloud on LinkedIn
Join and Help the community with Containers for Applications in the Cloud or on Every Infrastructure.
Share your Container knowledge with the community and Education.
Hope to see you there as a free member to build an Awesome virtual Community and it’s all about Containers 😉
The Microsoft Data Science Virtual Machine (DSVM) is a powerful data science development environment that enables you to perform various data exploration and modeling tasks. The environment comes already built and bundled with several popular data analytics tools that make it easy to get started quickly with your analysis for On-premises, Cloud or hybrid deployments. The DSVM works closely with many Azure services and is able to read and process data that is already stored on Azure, in Azure SQL Data Warehouse, Azure Data Lake, Azure Storage, or in Azure Cosmos DB. It can also leverage other analytics tools such as Azure Machine Learning and Azure Data Factory.
You can Choose which OS you Like.
The ‘Data Science Virtual Machine (DSVM)’ is a ‘Windows Server 2016 with Containers’ VM & includes popular tools for data exploration, analysis, modeling & development.
Highlights:
Tools for ML model operationalization as web services in the cloud, using Azure ML or Microsoft R Server.
Creating the Azure DSVM with Windows Server 2016
I use this Azure DSVM for testing and I will enable Auto-Shutdown Scheduler
(to save money)
The following software is by default installed in the Azure DSVM :
My Azure Data Science Virtual Machine in the Cloud 😉
From here you can configure your Data Management Gateway.
Microsoft Data Management Gateway connects on-premises data sources to cloud services for consumption. With Microsoft cloud services, such as Power BI for Office 365 and Azure Data Factory you get benefits including fast deployment, low maintenance cost, and flexible billing model while keeping your enterprise data on-premises. With Data Management Gateway, you can connect on-premises data to cloud services in a secure and managed way, to respond more quickly to changing business needs with a flexible, hybrid cloud platform. You can benefit from Microsoft cloud services while you keep your business running with the on-premises data.
More information about the Data Management Gateway :
Microsoft Data Management Gateway Overview
Running Azure Data Science VM
Portal Overview of the Azure DSVM
From the Microsoft Azure Portal you can add Resource Extensions to your Azure Data Science VM.
From here you can add the following Extensions :
Here you can find more Technical information about Microsoft Azure Data Science Virtual Machine :
Introduction to the cloud-based Data Science Virtual Machine for Linux and Windows
Azure Data Science Virtual Machine on GitHub
Microsoft Azure Data Science Virtual Machine forum
Microsoft Professional Program Certificate in Data Science
Microsoft Azure Architecture Center
The Microsoft Azure Architecture Center is the place to be when you want to start with your Cloud only Services or with Hybrid Cloud technologies.
They got all the resources you need to make your own Cloud Architecture :
Start here your Microsoft Cloud Journey with Azure Architecture Center
and make your PDF Copy  😉
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Azure Cosmos DB is Microsoft’s globally distributed, multi-model database service for mission-critical applications. Azure Cosmos DB provides turn-key global distribution, elastic scaling of throughput and storage worldwide, single-digit millisecond latencies at the 99th percentile, five well-defined consistency levels, and guaranteed high availability, all backed by industry-leading SLAs. Azure Cosmos DB automatically indexes data without requiring you to deal with schema and index management. It is multi-model and supports document, key-value, graph, and columnar data models. As a cloud-born service, Azure Cosmos DB is carefully engineered with multi-tenancy and global distribution from the ground up.
Learn how to use Azure Cosmos DB to create a globally distributed database using one of the multi-model APIs:
Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB Documentation
From here you see how simple you can Activate Azure Cosmos DB :
Select Azure Cosmos DB and Create
Creating CosmosDB
From here you can select your Platform and Add Collection.
And do Epic Things in Visual Studio 😉
What really Awesome is to replicate with Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB :
Here I have the Write Region in North Europe
Here I have added a Read Region Japan West by Click on the +
Write Region is North Europe
Read Region is Japan West
From here you can do a Manual Failover
Here you see the Failover between Europe and Japan
My Write Region is now Japan West instead of Europe
And you can add more Regions like this.
And of course everything is in the metrics monitoring.
It’s a Great Microsoft Azure Cloud solution for Enterprises doing business all over the world and for Developers to make Epic Things !
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#DevOps
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COMMING SOON
ROLLING OUT at #MSBuild
One Click Configure
Azure Cloud Shell Running !
POWERSHELL Coming SOON
Here you find Microsoft Overview of Azure Cloud Shell (Preview)
Login to Azure
Here you find how to install Microsoft Azure CLI 2.0
Go with your browser to https://aka.ms/devicelogin
Fill in your code
Your are logged in your Azure Subscription via Azure CLI 2.0
With Microsoft Azure CLI 2.0 Feature option you can see the Microsoft Azure Features available to register :
Azure Feature list
You see the Microsoft Azure Preview (Private) Features also 😉
Usage: feature register [options] <providerName> <featureName>
Lot of success with Registering your Azure Feature !
Here you find more information about Microsoft Azure CLI 2.0
