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In this episode of Data Exposed with Kate Smith, she'll take you through the basics of why query processing matters, what it does, and how Intelligent Query Processing makes your workloads faster and more efficient.[01:10] What is Query Processing[03:47] Query Processing vs Intelligent Query Processing[07:16]​ Getting started[08:14]​ Benefits of Intelligent Query Processing Resources:The Positive Impact of Intelligent Query Processing - Microsoft Tech CommunityIntelligent query processing in SQL databases

Our customers have been wanting some more basic, getting started material on taking their on prem applications and moving them to the cloud. This video series does just that. Starting with a simple on prem solution, lifting and shifting and slowly evolving the app through its many stages until it is a 100% cloud native app. On episode 8, we start going down the container path. Jump to:[01:43] Why containers are a good idea[04:23] Containers: The easy way[12:31] Containers: The more scalable way Learn More:On Prem to Containers Blog https://aka.ms/DevOpsLab/ContainersBlogContainer Tools in Visual Studio https://aka.ms/DevOpsLab/ContainerToolsinVSConfiguration builders for ASP.NET Https://aka.ms/DevOpsLab/ConfigurationBuilders Build in-demand skills to leverage DevOps capabilities in every stage of your software development lifecycle. In less than 1-hour commitment a day, you can earn 50 percent off the cost of a Microsoft certification exam as DevOps Engineer Expert. https://aka.ms/30DaystoLearnIt/DevOpsLab DevOps Lab favorites:Azure DevOps Docs https://aka.ms/AzureDevOps/Docs​Azure DevOps YouTube https://aka.ms/AzureDevOpsYouTube​​Follow Damian https://twitter.com/damovisaFollow Jessica https://twitter.com/jldeen Create a Free Azure DevOps Account https://aka.ms/AA7uopu

In this short video, Matt and Cecil show us how we can use default interface methods in your C# code. Useful Links Default Interface methodsUpdate interfaces with default interface methods in C# 8.0.NET Videos

Why is storage so important for Data Engineering? Learn how storage impacts the performance of your database solution. In this episode with MVP Argenis Fernandez, we will go over the basics of I/O, what the different access patterns are for the database engine and how to tell when there is an issue with underlying storage for your database. [00:34]​ About Argenis Fernandez[01:23]​ Why is storage so important for data engineering?[02:12]​ Latency[03:04]​ IOPS[04:17]​ Bandwidth[08:45]​ Different IO Block Sizes[12:03]​ SQL Server I/O Patterns[18:19]​ Getting started Resources:Argenis' blog on IO Block SizeGianluca's WorkloadTools MVP Edition episodeFor any questions, reach out to Argenis and other MVPs on Twitter with #SQLHelpAbout Argenis Fernandez:Argenis Fernandez is a Principal Architect for Pure Storage. He works with customers around the world to make their experience with storage better. He's a Data Platform MVP, a VMware vExpert and a Microsoft Certified Master. Argenis also worked on the SQL Server engineering team as a Principal Program Manager handling various areas of the database engine as well as other internal projects within Microsoft. Argenis is a community enthusiast and speaks at all major Azure SQL-related conferences. About MVPs:Microsoft Most Valuable Professionals, or MVPs, are technology experts who passionately share their knowledge with the community. They are always on the "bleeding edge" and have an unstoppable urge to get their hands on new, exciting technologies. They have a very deep knowledge of Microsoft products and services, while also being able to bring together diverse platforms, products, and solutions, to solve real-world problems. MVPs make up a global community of over 4,000 technical experts and community leaders across 90 countries/regions and are driven by their passion, community spirit, and the quest for knowledge. Above all and in addition to their amazing technical abilities, MVPs are always willing to help oth

Security can be tricky, especially when comes to serverless. Azure App Service Auth (also referred to as “Easy Auth”) does provide some support for adding auth to your applications with writing minimal or no code. In this episode, Christos is joined by Matthew Henderson from the Azure Functions team to show [01:11] - What does EasyAuth do?[04:18] - What are the supported providers ?[06:10] - Setting up an identity provider (DEMO) Useful Links Authentication and authorization in Azure App ServiceIntroduction to Azure FunctionsMicrosoft Identity Web authentication library

In this episode of CodeStories, Dr. Sarah Kaiser demos Hello World! in Q#, shares some quantum algorithms, and talks about how she got started as a children's book author. Jump to:[01:04] Q# Hello World [02:17] using Qubits in Q#[02:52] Quantum coin demo - QRNG (quantum random number generator)[03:57] Bernstein-Vazirani algorithm[04:42] What is a quantum oracle?[08:57] Azure Quantum demo[11:49] Connect with quantum community[13:18] Children's books! Learn more:Part 1 Quantum Questions with Dr. Sarah Kaiser Learn Quantum computing https://aka.ms/CS/MSFTQuantumLearningQ# programming language user guide https://aka.ms/CS/qsharpAzure Quantum https://aka.ms/CS/AzureQuantumAzure free trial https://aka.ms/CS/AzureFreeTrial Connect with quantum community: Dr. Sarah Kaiser https://www.sckaiser.comQ# Community https://qsharp.communityWomen in Quantum Computing and Applications (WIQCA) https://wiqca.dev Like and Subscribe to CodeStories on Channel 9 https://aka.ms/c9CodeStories

In this short video, Jasmine and Cecil teach us about the using static directive in C# Useful Links using static directiveC# version history.NET Videos

In this video I show you can use Font Awesome to create vector icons in your Xamarin.Forms app. Show Links: Blog - Embedded FontsFont AwesomeFont 2 C#Follow @JamesMontemagnoNever Miss an Episode: Follow @TheXamarinShowUseful Links: Learn more about XamarinLearn more about Xamarin.FormsLearn more about Cross-platform developmentXamarin Developer CenterXamarin BlogMicrosoft Learn Self-Guided TrainingCreate a Free Account (Azure)Xamarin Developers YouTube ChannelXamarin on TwitterGet your questions answered on the Microsoft Q&A for .NET

Jupyter notebooks are the go-to tool for data scientists. They make it easy to write and run some code, quickly see the results and then tweak and repeat. Claudia Regio shows how Visual Studio Code has native support for Jupyter notebooks. Click here to download Visual Studio Code Insiders. Click here to download for the Python extension

Jupyter Notebooks bring a wonderful capability to hand someone a single file that contains both code, and instructions on how to run that code. This is great and can be used in many different ways, one of which is to help new team members get up to speed. But what happens when you need to do the same thing as one of your existing Notebooks, but now you need to do it at scale? What if you could take your existing Notebook and add parameters for things like Server name & Database? In this episode with Aaron Nelson, take a look at how new features in Azure Data Studio can help you take your Notebooks to the next level of re-usability. [00:58]​ Notebooks overview[02:54]​ Create a Parameterized Notebook- Demo[03:51]​ SQL-on-Linux instance in a Docker container - Demo[09:00]​ Export Power BI Workspace Assets with PowerShell - Demo[12:22]​ Getting started Resources:Parameterization of Notebooks in Azure Data Studio - Azure Data Studio | Microsoft DocsUse Invoke-ExecuteNotebook to build a SQL-on-Linux instance in a Docker container, by calling Invoke-ExecuteNotebook to execute the Notebook, and passing in the sa_password & digits for the name/port number to the Notebook as a parameter

Windows Forms is been a solid UI framework for creating rich desktop client apps for the Windows Desktop. In this video, Jeremy catches up with Merrie and Igor to learn about some of the new improvements that have been added to WinForms for .NET 5. [02:00] - What are some of the improvements WinForms developers get by upgrading[09:17] - Enabling more accessibility features[12:17] - How do I enable the accessibility features?[13:10] - New built-in controls for WinForms developers. Useful Links Windows Forms for .NET 5What’s new in WinFormsGetting started with WinForms

Jakub Ferenc joins Customer Tech Talks to share how Oriflame uses Microservices and CosmosDB on Azure to run and scale their global eCommerce platform. Reference Links: Oriflame website: http://oriflame.com​​ Microsoft Learn: https://docs.microsoft.com/learn​​ Microservices Architecture on Learn: http://aka.ms/ctt_learn_microservices​ CosmosDB Modules: http://aka.ms/ctt_learn_cosmosdbmodules​ Want to be featured on Customer Tech Talks? Submit your story at aka.ms/customertechtalks​​ Twitter | http://twitter.com/MSCustomerTalks​​ LinkedIn | https://aka.ms/cttlinkedin

In this quick video, Cecil and Jayme show us how top level statements work in C# 9. Useful Links Top level statements tutorialWhat’s new in C# 9

F# is the lesser known of the .NET programming languages, but it can pack a punch when it comes to building applications. But what does that have to do with CosmosDB? What if I told you that you could get compile time checking of the validity of your database access, the collections to query and the queries themselves? I'd say that you'll have to join me and find out!

Using Networks Insights to view health, metrics, alerts, and signals from all network monitoring tools in one place, Dalan Mendonca shows Scott Hanselman that there's no need to scramble across tools to troubleshoot your network issues in Azure. [0:00:00]– Intro to Network Insights[0:04:30]– Network health tab[0:08:48]– Connectivity tab[0:10:14]– Traffic tab[0:10:49]– Discussion [0:12:58]– Wrap-up Azure Monitor Network InsightsWhat is Azure Network Watcher?Network Connectivity Monitoring with Connection MonitorNetwork Watcher – Traffic AnalyticsCreate a free account (Azure)