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Azure's best-kept secret is now a part of Synapse! Watch this episode of Data Exposed with Henning Rauch to learn how telemetry data can be analyzed using Azure Synapse Data Explorer. It comes with an amazing real-world IoT scenario. [01:04] Azure Synapse Data Explorer[01:26] Key pillars of Azure Synapse Data Explorer[02:02] Scenarios[03:12] The solution[04:31] Demo[08:23] HighlightsResources:IoT analytics with Azure Data ExplorerAzure Synapse Data Explorer documentationAzure Synapse Data Explorer preview announcement blog

OData (Open Data Protocol) can be considered an extension to REST that that defines an additional set of conventions for building and consuming Web APIs. In this episode, Hassan Habib joins Jeremy to show us how we can easily add support for OData batch to our Web APIs [00:00] - Introduction[01:28] - What is OData?[03:20] - What is OData Batching?[09:07] - Setting up OData in an ASP.NET Core project[20:54] - Adding batching support in OData Useful Links All in One with OData $Batchhttps://www.odata.org/ASP.NET Core OData on GitHubSupercharging your Web APIs with OData and ASP.NET Core

Justin Yoo joins Scott Hanselman to demonstrate an extension he developed for adding OpenAPI capabilities to Azure Functions apps. See how easy it is to get HTTP-triggered .NET functions with OpenAPI support and deploy an Azure Functions app with Azure API Management from Visual Studio. ═══════════════ Watch the episode to the end and then submit your answers to our five-question quiz about the info Scott and Justin covered. Eligible participants who answer all five questions correctly will be entered into a Sweepstakes with a chance to be one of ten lucky winners to win a box of Microsoft swag! The Azure Friday Quiz Sweepstakes ends on Dec 10, 2021. Take the quiz! Terms and conditions Privacy statement═══════════════ [0:00:00]– Intro[0:03:15]– Create[0:09:20]– Publish[0:12:56]– Consume[0:22:48]– Wrap-up Create serverless APIs in Visual Studio using Azure Functions and API Management integration (preview)Azure Functions OpenAPI ExtensionCreate a free account (Azure)

Mike Rousos is back again! This time Mike shows us how to inspect and diagnose large Object Heap churn in .NET [00:00] - Introduction[01:36] - What tools can we use to look into performance?[03:35] - Diagnostics Demo in Azure App Service[08:50] - Collecting diagnostic traces using dotnet trace[12:56] - Reviewing stats in Perfview[19:56] - Inspecting GC Heap allocations[22:16] - Reducing allocations ArrayPool dotnet-trace performance analysis utilityWhat is Application Insights?Analyze CPU usage without debugging in the Performance ProfilerKudu service overview

Learn about best practices of loading data to Azure SQL Database, how to efficiently utilize log generation rate and various techniques to efficiently load data into Azure SQL Database in this episode of Data Exposed with Denzil Ribeiro. [00:43] Data loading overview[03:05] Demo[16:32] Mistakes to be aware of

Connected coffee brewers are a thing and Keurig's new solution goes way beyond the mobile app companion, leveraging Azure IoT Central to monitor and manage brewers like it's never been done before.Read the blog post to learn more at https://aka.ms/iotshow/IoTCentralAndKeurig

Want to learn about the latest and greatest in the 64-bit Visual Studio 2022? Join Scott Hanselman and Visual Studio product team as they take Visual Studio 2022 for a spin. [00:00] Intro[00:39] Why you should care about Visual Studio 2022?[02:20] Performance improvements in Visual Studio 2022[04:39] Why 64-bit now?[08:00] IntelliCode, type less code more[11:35] Hot reload for C++[13:47] New for WPF and WinForms (Hot Reload, Design time data, XAML live preview)[17:20] Hot Reload in ASP.NET[20:27] Profiling .NET apps in Visual Studio 2022[23:19] Cross platform apps with WSL and CMake in Visual Studio 2022[26:07] Testing your .NET app on Linux[28:00] Easily create CI/CD pipelines using GitHub actions with Visual Studio 2022[30:40] Balloon drop! https://aka.ms/VS2022LaunchLearnTV https://aka.ms/vsperftip https://aka.ms/intellicode https://aka.ms/cppinvs https://aka.ms/vswpf https://aka.ms/webinvs https://aka.ms/vsprofiler https://aka.ms/vscmake https://aka.ms/vstesttools https://aka.ms/azureinvs

Toddy Mladenov and Jeanine Burke join Scott Hanselman to talk about the new IoT Edge scenarios enabled by ACR connected registry, which is an on-premises extension of the Azure Container Registry. See how you can deploy hierarchical IoT Edge infrastructure, pull container images from the connected registry without direct internet access, and use the connected registry in disconnected scenarios. [0:00:00]– Introduction[0:00:37]– Conceptual overview[0:06:25]– Demo setup[0:10:07]– Demo: Create a connected registry[0:13:24]– Demo: Deploy and use a connected registry (parent and child)[0:31:47]– Demo: Offline connection[0:33:28]– Demo: Connected registry synchronization[0:37:55]– Wrap-up What is a connected registry?Quickstart: Deploy a connected registry to an IoT Edge deviceTutorial: Deploy a connected registry to a nested IoT Edge hierarchyScheduled Synchronization of Registry Artifacts for Shipping Scenarios Using ACR Connected RegistryCreate a free account (Azure)

Join us for an introduction to the latest release of SQL Server and learn about all its new capabilities from cloud-connected to built-in query intelligence. [00:50] What's new[01:42] The next step for SQL Server[02:13] SQL Server 2022[05:09] Query Store and Intelligent Query Processing[07:09] Industry-leading database engine[08:37] Data lake virtualization and object storage[10:13] Extending T-SQL[11:47] Getting started Resources:Learn more about SQL Server 2022​Register to apply for the SQL Server 2022 Early Adoption Program and stay informed Watch technical deep-dives on SQL Server 2022SQL Server 2022 YouTube Playlist

WSL now supports connecting USB devices on Windows 11 thanks to contributions to a 3rd party open-source project. Learn more about what scenarios this enables, how to set things up, see some demos, and hear from Nelson, the intern that made it happen! This episode will cover: [00:00] Ben McMorran, Software Engineer for WSL, introduces us to recent contributions to a 3rd party open-source project that enables USB devices to be connected to WSL[00:25] Why would I want to use USB devices with WSL? [01:02] Demo: Set up WSL 2 on Windows 11 to support attaching USB devices and using the usbid wsl command[05:54] How does this work? Meet our intern, Nelson! [09:37] Where can I learn more? Learn more: Get Windows 11: https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/windows11Get started with attaching USB devices to WSL in the USBIPD-WIN repo on GitHub: https://aka.ms/wsl-usbipWSL documentation: Mount a Linux disk in WSL 2 Azure IoT documentation: IoT Device DevelopmentWSL product repo on GitHub: https://github.com/Microsoft/wslWindows Command Line BlogMore Tabs vs Spaces episodes