When implementing real-time ingestion, we usually implement an architecture called lambda. Using the lambda architecture, KustoDB in Microsoft Fabric is always recommended for the speed layer. Do you know why? Let’s analyze in detail. 1 – KustoDB uses SSD KustoDB uses an internal SSD storage. Lakehouses use ADLS as their backend. In this way, Kusto … Read more
When organizing our SDLC (Software Development Lifecycle) in Power BI/Fabric, we use Deployment Pipelines and create rules to change connection configurations every time we promote an object from one environment (dev for example) to another (test, for example). Kusto connections, on the other hand, are not so simple. You can check more about Deployment Pipelines … Read more
In the previous blog, I illustrated how to create sub-queries in Kusto. However, sometimes we may face even more complex situations and we may need to create not only a sub-query, but a function. Another way to think about a function inside a Kusto query is like a parameterized sub-query. Let’s review the query from … Read more
In the same way as other query environments, Kusto queries in Log Anaytics can become complex. We need similar features in Kusto as we have in SQL Queries and one of these features is sub-queries. The Problem On the example below I’m building a query over my blog’s Log Analytics Data to identify the amount … Read more
You need to dig into old blogs I wrote before to fully understand how interesting this new extension is. On Saving Money with Log Analytics I mentioned how important log analytics is for azure clouds. This deserves more in depth analysis, which probably will be broken down in blog articles. On Connecting to Log Analytics using … Read more
Log Analytics is a basic tool for the entire Azure environment, I wrote about it before. The possibility to access log analytics data from a tool for analysis, such as Power BI, only increases its importance. There are some options to make this access and we expect these options to improve very soon. Using Notebooks … Read more
Azure Monitor and Log Analytics are a very important part of Azure infrastructure. In my opinion, the adoption of these tools should start before a company starts its migration to azure. Using these tools over on premises servers can generate a performance baseline to be used when migrating the servers, ensuring the environment will be … Read more
