Learning Azure Data Explorer

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Karsten Ulferts

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01 - Introduction

01 - Collect and evaluate data with Azure Data Explorer.mp4

00:41

02 - What you should already know.mp4

01:01

03 - What is Azure Data Explorer.mp4

05:23

02 - 1. Azure Data Explorer (ADX) in Operation

01 - Prepare for deployment.mp4

06:59

02 - Deploy with the Azure portal.mp4

07:09

03 - Create a database.mp4

04:33

04 - Reading in data.mp4

06:40

05 - Control costs.mp4

04:06

06 - Scale cluster.mp4

06:05

03 - 2. Security

01 - Role-based access.mp4

08:02

02 - Monitoring ADX clusters.mp4

05:20

03 - Encrypt data.mp4

05:33

04 - 3. Query Languages

01 - SQL and Kusto.mp4

03:26

02 - What is Kusto.mp4

02:33

03 - Syntax and the most important commands.mp4

03:29

05 - 4. Azure Data Explorer Web UI

01 - Import sample data.mp4

01:30

02 - Queries and data analysis.mp4

05:05

03 - Dashboards.mp4

03:14

06 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:56

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For business success, it is becoming more and more important to collect and evaluate data in order to gain strategic and operational insights from it. In the Microsoft Cloud, Azure Data Explorer (ADX) is a fast and practical data analysis service for real-time analysis of large amounts of data that makes the use of additional technical components superfluous. This course introduces you to the secure operation of the Azure Data Explorer, describes how to create databases and import data, and shows in detail how data analysis works with the Kusto Query Language.

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