Telemetry data is everywhere – we find it in IOT Sensors, logs, click streams – it drives advances in the connected devices we find in our homes, smart buildings, smart factories, and in devices that consumers and businesses rely upon. Azure Data Explorer is a Logs & Telemetry database for Big Data in NRT.
Here are some of my suggestions how to start the journey with Azure Data Explorer (ADX/Kusto)
- Courses
- MS Learn: Introduction to Azure Data Explorer ,
- MS Learn: Write your first query with Kusto Query Language
- MS Learn: Gain insights from your data by using Kusto Query Language
- MS Learn: Characterize an unfamiliar dataset with Azure Data Explorer - Training | Microsoft Learn
- MS Learn: Create dashboards in Azure Data Explorer - Training | Microsoft Learn
- good overview that explains what ADX is, when to use ADX, and customer usages.
- Free online Courses: good free short (up-to 4 hours) online courses (please don't forget to click on the "redeem this benefit" button to get the free access)
- How to Start with Microsoft Azure Data Explorer
- Exploring Data in Microsoft Azure Using Kusto Query Language and Azure Data Explorer
- Microsoft Azure Data Explorer - Advanced KQL
- Free Cluster (No need to enter credit card nor Azure subscription)
- Kusto Detective Agency - pleasant game to learn and practice, Azure Data Explorer and KQL
- Azure Data Explorer 101 series
- Usage flow & Docs
- Azure Data Explorer Docs
- Select your cluster & cost estimation: https://aka.ms/adx.cost
- create a cluster & DB
- Ingest data
- Update Policy (triggers)
- Query (from SQL to KQL, Query best practices)
- Create a dashboard
- Community
the product group is waiting for your questions and requests in one of the below
- Twitter: @AzDataExplorer
- Tech Community Blog: https://aka.ms/adx.blog
- YouTube Channel: YouTube
- LinkedIn
- Stack Overflow: Tags: Kusto, Azure Data Explorer, KQL
https://aka.ms/adx.sof
enjoy your journey
ADX
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