Good Day!
I am creating a sample POC in which i want to access Reports which are build in Power BI Reporting Server. I am creating this application using dotnet core.
I believe that there are rest apis to access these reports. How can i access these REST Apis or do i need to register an app for this and get the client id and client secret key?
Early response is well appreciated.
Got this after searching in internet for 2 days. Had to create an app and then token generation which was not at all necessary. Below is the simple link for accessing the power BI reporting APIs:
SSRS Swagger HUB
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How can I go about creating an https form and getting input from there into dataverse without having an app created on Microsoft.
you will have to create application user in Azure to use dataverse API
Step by step to connect to D365 with a client_secret to use APIs
This is one example of how to consue dataverse API using Application user in python
There are numerous other example of consuming dataverse API, bascially you will need to authicate and get Token and then accees API
I am unable to endure clicking so many times in Azure Portal to get to AppInsights log analytics. Saving the URL to the analytics blade and returning to it also frequently fails to load the page due to what appear to be some authentication token expiration issues.
How can I run my Kusto queries on my AppInsights instance without using Azure Portal?
We are running a private preview of the ability to use the Azure Data Explorer tools such as Kusto Explorer and Kusto Web explorer to query Log analytics and Application Insights.
If you are interested to join, please send a mail to adxproxy alias (#microsoft.com).
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/app/export-power-bi. Power BI helps to analyze data and share insights. Continuous export is also an option. You can export app-insights data to blob storage and analyze data using stream analytics.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/app/export-telemetry
I have backend(e.g. https://api.myapp.com) based on the Azure Mobile services(AMS), now I need
1. add one or two apis that doesn't require to be on AMS e.g. an heartbeat controller to check that service is online or not, that doesn't require Zumo Auth
2. an ASP.net MVC page(e.g. https://www.myapp.com) that explains about the application
Can I use the existing AMS to do this, I tried to add plain asp.net web api, but getting error that end point doesn't exist
Are you truly using Azure Mobile Services and not Azure Mobile Apps? You generally cannot have a custom domain on Azure Mobile Services. Since you mention ZUMO Auth 2, I'm assuming you mean App Service Auth and thus Azure Mobile Apps.
I'd recommend taking a look at Azure Functions for any APIs that do not require ZUMO. However, you can just add a custom API to your service. I cover all the options for you in my book - http://aka.ms/zumobook - chapter 4.
As to a service controller for checking heartbeat. If the intent is to ensure that the service is alive, then just create an unauthenticated custom API that tests the database connectivity (maybe does an SQL command to get the count of rows in your main table) and returns success or failure. You can then use Azure Functions, Azure Scheduler or OMS to do a query of that custom API.
My java application is connected to remote webservice application where appdynamics is not installed. I am seeing those services as backed services. The remote webservice application has multiple webservices. I want to track response time of each webservice separately. Should i create different tier for each service or resolve all services into single tier? Is there any other better way of doing this?
Business transactions should accomplish this. If you want to report on each web service you can build a report or custom dashboard. If you need more assistance just email help#appdynamics.com
I am planning a 3-tiered architecture in which I need to track changes to domain objects on the client (a Windows Store app) then send those changes back to the server (an Azure worker-role). I just found out about WCF Data Services which I can run on the client and integrate with Entity Framework Code First on the server. It looks okay but I'm wondering what other tools may also be available.
Are there any alternatives to WCF Data Services for tracking changes in client then sending them to server? If available, I'd like a solution that doesn't require generated DTO classes but instead sends the deltas alone.
Have you considered using rest services?
Im not an AZURE user, but use elsewhere.
Azure rest services docu