The available API provided only exposes methods for getting activity details information. Is there an option to push data in this service ?
Microsoft Health Cloud API
No, the current preview version of the Microsoft Health Cloud API does not expose a means to add data to the service.
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I'm looking for documentation detailing the API that allows clients to connect to Firebase Remote Config. I'm making a Unity project for a platform other than mobile, and I've built my own client code for other Firebase products since no client library is available to my knowledge; now, I'm looking to do the same for Remote Config but I can't seem to find any documentation for the actual REST API!
I'm aware of the Remote Config admin/configuration API, but this is NOT what I'm looking for, as it is built for developer/admin accounts to modify remote config data; instead, I'm asking for the API that the official Firebase client libraries use to fetch one single user's configuration.
A link to official or unofficial documentation or easy-to-read sample code would be greatly appreciated! Otherwise, I might end up reverse engineering the Google-provided client libraries and generate some myself.
firebaser here
There is currently no publicly documented REST API for accessing Remote Config data from a client. The only supported platforms are the ones for which an SDK is available.
Also see:
Firebase Rest api for remote config
Calling Firebase Remote Config REST API without auth
How to query firebase remote config rest API, where somebody tries to use the (afaik undocumented) REST API in a web app
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
I'm trying to build a POC using QnA maker API, that can be integrated into my application.How can I get the list of KB's via API? I have voted for the this feature. Is this done or can be used now.?
It exists in the new QnAMaker API v4.0, and it's there: https://westus.dev.cognitive.microsoft.com/docs/services/5a93fcf85b4ccd136866eb37/operations/knowledgebases_getknowledgebasesforuser
But you will need an Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key header where you place your subscription key, and I can't find a way to have this key.
For previous versions of the API, the key was:
Subscription key which provides access to this API. Found in your QnAMaker Service accounts.
For this v4:
Subscription key which provides access to this API. Found in your
Cognitive Services accounts.
I checked, it's not the keys located on https://qnamaker.ai/UserSettings and in my Azure portal, under AI + Cognitive Services, there is no QnA product like for LUIS API or other APIs.
Probably this v4 API is still not "official", we have to wait a bit.
EDIT April 23rd: QnAMaker API v4.0 is not more listed on Cognitive Services API services list...
EDIT May 3rd: QnAMaker API v4.0 is back on the list!
I am now hosting Pre-Packaged+Identity+Server+5.2.0+with+API+Manager+2.0.0 [https://docs.wso2.com/display/CLUSTER44x/Configuring+the+Pre-Packaged+Identity+Server+5.2.0+with+API+Manager+2.0.0] in my own AWS instance.
Planning to move on to managed Cloud solution by WSO2. But I can see independent installatiion of identity server and wso2 api manager. But is there a cloud alternative for idenitity server , api manager combo.
I am using WSO2 idenity server for user management only.keeping users in that. Can it be done in API manager as well?
What is the cloud alternative for this?
WSO2 Cloud uses Identity Server for providing Single Sign On. Cloud has its deployment architecture done in a way API Manager can also do the user management (thats comes with the power of WSO2 platform). You dont need to worry about cloud having the API Manager and Identity Server separately.
IF you are managing your subscribers and publishers, then its an out of the box scenario in the cloud. If you want to store end users of the APIs (i.e. if you are using the password grant type), then you can add a secondary userstore and store the end users in it.
I recommend you to raise these questions via the "Contact Support" option available in the Cloud UI.
I am developing a mobile application using Telerik Platform. The services consumed by the app are ASP.NET Web API RESTful services which are hosted on Azure. I'd like to build some resilience into the app by adding a service bus and have been looking at Azure Service Bus which seems to be what I'm looking for.
It's fairly new to me and I have a few questions.
Can Azure Service Bus be used for RESTful services that return data or are they fire-and-forget only?
For simple RESTful services is Azure Service Bus the way to go or Azure Storage Queue? When would you use one vs the other?
When would I use a Queue vs Topic / Subscription?
ASB is about messaging. You use messaging for communication between parts of your system/services. RESTful services can leverage ASB by translating a request into a message to perform some work. Emphasis on converting the intent into a message, to instruct about work that needs to take place, not execute the work itself.
ASB or ASQ is your choice. This is where you need to choose between the features and capabilities each provides. There's a good MSFT comparison documentation on it.
Queues vs Topics/Subscriptions - if you need to send a message to a single destination (a command) then queue is simpler. In case a message needs to be broadcasted to multiple receivers (events), topics/subscriptions are your friends.