There are many good reasons to use Azure Databricks. In this session of our mini-series on Azure Databricks, I’ll dig deeper into why you should use Databricks and the advantages that you’ll gain.
In today’s unstable marketplace, when next month can be too late, getting the apps you need when you need them is critical. As this retailer discovered, one of the most significant benefits of Power Apps is how quickly 3Cloud, formerly Pragmatic Works, was able to develop a highly useful, functioning app.
Secure key management is essential to protect data in the cloud. Cloud applications and services use cryptographic keys and secrets (like passwords) to help keep information secure. Today I’d like to tell you about Azure Key Vault, which safeguards these keys and secrets.
In this digital age, having strong passwords is of utmost importance, especially within your organization. Also having strong password policies in place is critical. Strong passwords and policies are important across any application in the system.
How important is secure identity management to you? If you’re like most, it is a top priority. In today’s post I’ll talk about Azure Active Directory B2C which is an identity management service that enables you to customize and control how users securely interact with your web, desktop, mobile or even single applications.
We’re all dealing with many usernames and passwords in our everyday life, right? Today I’d like to talk about an authentication feature within Azure Active Directory that can help you with easier, faster access.
I’d like to introduce you to Microsoft Graph. Microsoft Graph is an API that you can use to connect to various Office 365 services. It’s a single endpoint that gets you access to functionality into tools such as Exchange, OneDrive, and Teams, among others.
My topic today is Shared Access Signatures, or SAS, for accessing Azure storage.
I’d like to tell you a story about a customer who chose to migrate from Oracle to Azure Data Warehouse and tell you their reasons for doing so, as well as the benefits they’re seeing after making the move.
Resource groups are a key part of separating workloads and managing content created in your subscriptions. We’ve helped many customers with their resource group strategy while working on data warehousing projects with Azure.