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Is it possible to setup and use Metabase (https://metabase.com/) to directly (or indirectly, maybe via Google BigQuery) connect to Firebase realtime Database to fetch data to analyze? Any advice or tutorial links (if available) will be highly appreciated!
Firebase support is still an open issue on Metabase: https://github.com/metabase/metabase/issues/4213
Noteworthy comment/opinion from contributor/CEO of Metabase:
For what it's worth, for firebase specifically, we'd strongly suggest getting your database and/or analytics events into BigQuery somehow vs coding against the database rest api directly.
I'm leaving this issue open in case to not squash anyone's motivation, but even if it does get addressed in a PR, I'd still recommend using BQ =)
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is there any admin panel for firebase apart from its console? Or what's the easiest way to build a admin dashboard for firebase?
Thank you in advance.
No, somewhat curiously, Firestore is not fully incorporated into gcloud, the most likely CLI where this functionality could exist.
The Firebase CLI includes very limited database functionality.
Fuego is a 3rd-party tool that includes a chunk of useful functionality.
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I'm trying to determine if AppDyanmics support Opentracing. I've looked in the app dynamics site and stack overflow but can't find a clear answer.
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Carlos
From my current knowledge: no, AppDynamics doesn't support OpenTracing yet.
Usually, APM vendors have their own OpenTracing tracers build off the official specification and then get them listed at http://opentracing.io. But as of this writing there is no mention of any AppDynamics Tracers at https://opentracing.io/docs/supported-tracers/ nor https://github.com/opentracing-contrib/meta.
Full disclosure: I work for Instana, a competitor that does support OpenTracing.
No AppD doesn't support OpenTracing at this time. The question is why do you want this functionality when you can already extract custom data from transactions dynamically with most AppDynamics agents? Do you really want to hardcode your APM tool into your software application?
AppDynamics is building a unique way to support OpenTracing, which is currently in testing, but the approach is not by hardcoding libraries into the code. If you'd like to learn more please reach out to support, or you can contact me directly as I work for AppDynamics.
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I am looking for a Firebase solution for logging. I am not sure if Firebase offers a solution for this or not.
I have looked at FireBase analytics but this is not quite a match, you do not get a view that one would typically expect from a system log.
My requirements are simple: System log entries ordered by date and time with arbitrary loads, the application side software logging mechanism should queue the log entries if the mobile device is offline.
Does Firebase offer any product that can be used for logging. (Standard Syslog).
Sure you have.
You import the package from firebase-firestor and you are good to go.
Official explaining here
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I'm creating a React Native application and I want to use Firebase.
I tried to find few tutorials but none was clear enough for me, can you guys link me with a good tutorial to get started with Firebase?
Another question, In the Firebase console, should I choose use Firebase for Web App?
Thanks in advance.
In Firebase Console you need to use the Web App option as the others require the usage of native code.
I would recommend you to take a look at Firestack: https://github.com/fullstackreact/react-native-firestack
It might be overwhelming at first sight, but it's in my opinion the most solid Library to work with Firebase with ease.
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Is it possible to download the entire Microsoft Academic Graph? On this page they give a link but there are no download options there.
I know I can use API and I like it, but I am still curious about a download option.
I believe you can find the latest data directly in zenodo at: https://zenodo.org/record/2628216
https://academicgraph.blob.core.windows.net/graph/index.html
it's apparently not possible anymore via single dump, you'll need an Azure subscription and go through the Cognitive Services API
The Microsoft Academic Graph is available for free from Microsoft, but you'll need an Azure subscription (you can get one for free).
Please see documentation for the service at:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/academic-services/graph/
Please visit Microsoft Academic Knowledge Graphs (MAKG) for MAKG RDF Dumps