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Microsoft Fabric - Step-By-Step Learning Notes

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So far, what we have learned in Data Engineering area specific to Microsoft Azure Cloud - Starting with Azure Data Factory, and then Data Flow, Data Bricks, SCALA, Python, Azure Synapse, and finally we are landing to prepare visualization report using Micrsoft Power BI.  Azure provides inteligency applicable areas for handling data and prdiction - We use Micrsoft Machine Learning workspace and its services. Matured platform providing services and easily plug-and-play model. Micrsoft now presents Fabric - the BIG jump in this era - At enterprise level, this includes everything under one umbrealla - It brings together experiences such as Data Engineering, Data Factory, Data Science, Data Warehouse, Real-Time Analytics, and Power BI onto a shared SaaS foundation.                                                              ...

The new challenge - Azure Well-Architected Framework

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 Microsoft introducing Azure Well-Architected Framework   - A set of guiding principles that you can use to improve the quality of a workload. This framework consists of below five pillars of architectural excellence: Reliability |  Security  |  Cost optimization  |  Operational excellence  |  Performance efficiency Six supporting elements surrounding the Well-Architected Framework . This make sense, how these pillar work and how they can bring the value to our IT Work Execution Lifestyle.    Great! Reliability - Platform Reliability and Application Reliability A reliable workload is both resilient and available. Resiliency is the ability of the system to recover from failures and continue to function.  The goal of resiliency is to return the application to a fully functioning state after a failure occurs. Availability is whether your users can access your workload when they need to. How do we make our IT enviro...

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This post is going to mentioned a few important notes specific to .NET development and Azure platform which we should remember or follow. These will help us to take the right call of upcoming future decision. Let's see what are those in below. Azure Web apps use Application Request Routing (ARR) to route all requests to the same server. And this is specific for IMemoryCache which represents a cache stored in the memory of the specific web server. The in-memory cache can store any object. The distributed cache interface is limited to byte[]. The in-memory and distributed cache store cache items as key-value pairs. Authentication and authorization in Azure App Service for feature architecture on Linux and containers Feature architecture on Windows (non-container deployment) The authentication and authorization module runs as a native IIS module in the same sandbox as your application.   Feature architecture on Linux and containers The authentication and authorization module runs in a...