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Want to get started with Azure Data Studio (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/azure-data-studio/download) but don't know where to begin? In this video, Anna Hoffman shows you how to get connected to Azure SQL Database for the first time using Azure Data Studio. [00:00] - Introduction[00:25] - Demo showing how to connect to Azure SQL Database from Azure Data Studio[02:16] - Wrap-up

Principal Software Engineer Larry Osterman shares some early Microsoft stories and tells us who would play him in a movie about Microsoft. Follow Misty on Twitter - https://twitter.com/mistymadonna Follow Channel 9 On Twitter - https://twitter.com/ch9 [00:58] Microsoft hardware and software you wish would come back & why [01:50] If you could pair program with anyone, who would it be & why? [02:23] Being a programmer in the '90s [04:08] Dancing baby [04:11] Favorite dev setups [05:18] How Do You Pronounce It? [06:35] Y2K [08:47] Mythical Man Month & favorite tech books [10:46] Who would play you in a movie? [11:13] Early Microsoft story [14:01] Getting stuck on code [17:30] Favorite IDE extensions [18:50] Productivity hacks [21:05] Customizations in Visual Studio [22:00] Computers taking over the world [23:24] SkyNet, robots, and AI [24:50] Least favorite feature Follow Misty on Twitter - https://twitter.com/mistymadonna Follow Channel 9 On Twitter - https://twitter.com/ch9 Installing Visual Studio 2005: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDn7RD8sEZ8 1-minute Encarta tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoJInibT_Ik&t=5s Retro Tech at #MSIgnite: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SspDuKS-TyM Note: *This episode was shot on a Canon ZR830 Mini DV Camcorder and then converted to digital.* #retrotech

In this fascinating episode, watch how Ofir Barzilay, Principal Engineering Manager for IoT Security, demonstrates a brute force attack (aka.ms/iotshow/ascforiot) on a Raspberry Pi IoT device connected to Azure IoT Hub. You will see how Ofir attacks the device to discover its password. Watch how he downloads a payload and infects the device. You will see him gain control over the device, connecting it to his command and control server to fully own it, showing how he can exploit it for crypto mining, DDOS and more. At the end of the demo, Ofir demonstrates how Azure Security Center for IoT has monitored, detected, and reported on the entire attack. He also shows how Azure Security Center for IoT leverages Microsoft Threat Intelligence to flag suspicious devices. Solution builders using Azure IoT security will sleep better after watching this show. For details on Azure Security Center for IoT, visit aka.ms/iotshow/ascforiot

Partly Cloudy is the show where you'll learn how to build a Xamarin.Forms app from scratch all the way through deploying it to the App Stores! Along the way you'll see some Azure goodness sprinkled in to make a fully enabled real-world mobile app. The sun is disappearing and clouds are moving in ... this episode we're talking all about Azure! Specifically, learn how to speed the response time up for when your mobile app users are no where near where you created your Azure resources. You'll learn about putting Content Delivery Networks (CDN) in front of Blob Storage to make those images download lightning fast! You'll also see how Azure Front Door enables your users to hit the Azure Function closest to them and provides worry-free fail over protection! Show Links: All the code for this episode is on GitHub here.Episode recap post.Create a FREE Azure accountAll about BLOB storageCDN overviewIntegrate a CDN into a BLOB storage accountAzure Cosmos DB global distribution conceptsAzure Front Door overviewCreate an Azure Front Door Microsoft Learn course for learning Xamarin.FormsMicrosoft Learn course for Azure StorageMicrosoft Learn course for creating a CDN with Azure StorageFind Matt on: Twitter, GitHub, and his BlogFollow @codemillmattUseful Links: Learn more about Xamarin, Xamarin.Forms, & Cross-platform developmentXamarin Developer Center & BlogMicrosoft Learn Self-Guided TrainingCreate a Free Account (Azure)Xamarin Developers YouTube ChannelXamarin on Twitter#XamarinForms #Xamarin #Azure #iOS #Android #AzureFunctions #AzureCognitiveServices #AppCenter #AzureFrontDoor

Azure machine learning datasets is our solution to manage your data for machine learning. With datasets, you can directly access data from multiple sources without incurring extra storage cost; load data for training and inference through unified interface and built in support for open source libraries; track your data in ML experiments for reproducibility. Re-Visit Your Favorite Part: [00:36] Overview[02:19] Demo: create datasets using studio UI[06:00] Demo: training with datasets using SDK Learn More: AML Datasets Intro GitHub Sample NotebookThe AI Show's Favorite links: Don't miss new episodes, subscribe to the AI Show Create a Free account (Azure) Deep Learning vs. Machine Learning Get Started with Machine Learning

In this episode, Serkant Karaca and Shubha Vijayasarathy from the Azure Event Hubs team join us to talk about how and when to use Azure Event Hubs as the messaging component in our .NET applications. They'll discuss use cases, cover topics like partitioning and also show how to use the .NET SDK for Event Hubs. [01:06] - How is Event Hubs different from the other messaging options?[03:50] - How does Event Hubs relate to IoT Hub?[06:14] - Exploring an Event Hubs namespace in the Azure portal[08:33] - Sending events via the .NET SDK[17:40] - How do partitions work in Event Hubs?[23:11] - Receiving events via the .NET SDK Useful Links Azure Event Hubs DocumentationEnable reliable messaging for Big Data applications using Azure Event HubsChoose between Azure messaging servicesAzure IoT DocumentationSend events to or receive events from Azure Event Hubs using .NET CoreMicrosoft.Azure.EventHubs NuGet package

Join Jim Bennett, Microsoft Azure Cloud Advocate, (aka.ms/iotshow/azuremapsgeofencing) to learn how to code geofencing applications with Visual Studio, Python, and Azure Maps. A geofence is a virtual boundary defining an area on a map. Using tools in Azure Maps, Jim demos how to test if a coordinate is inside or outside the Microsoft Redmond campus boundary. Jim explains why and how to manage a buffer around your geofence boundary. (Hint: GPS is not that accurate!) He also demos how to set a notification using a web hook and an Azure Logic App when a person or item enters or leaves a geofence area. Geofencing has many practical applications. It can be used to send an alert if an expensive piece of machinery leaves a construction site unexpectedly or to send a warning if a worker enters an unsafe location within a factory. Next steps: Step through the tutorial: Set up a geofence by using Azure Maps Visit Jim's blog on geofencing: are you where you should be?

This week, James is joined by friend of the show Dean Faizel, Microsoft Mobile Customer Advisory Team Engineer, who talks us through the best practices of using async void and how to avoid it. Show Links: Docs - Asynchronous ProgrammingDocs - Xamarin Async SupportBlog - Getting Started with Async / AwaitSource CodeFind James on: Twitter, GitHub, Blog, and his weekly podcast Merge Conflict.Follow @JamesMontemagnoNever Miss an Episode: Follow @TheXamarinShowUseful Links: Learn more about Xamarin, Xamarin.Forms, & Cross-platform developmentXamarin Developer Center & BlogMicrosoft Learn Self-Guided TrainingCreate a Free Account (Azure)Xamarin Developers YouTube ChannelXamarin on Twitter

Learn more about the deployment options for Azure SQL Database. More information: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/sql-database/sql-database-technical-overview [00:00] - Introduction[00:41] - Deployment options in Azure SQL Database, including elastic pool, single database and Managed Instance[03:33] - DTU service tiers (Basic, Standard, Premium)[07:08] - vCore service tiers (General Purpose, Hyperscale, Business Critical)[08:08] - General Purpose tier: Provisioned vs Serverless[09:16] - Compute Generation: Gen4 vs Gen5[10:01] - Decision points for Provisioned vs Serverless compute tiers[13:25] - Saving money with Azure Hybrid Use Benefits[13:58] - Business Critical tier and read scale-out[15:42] - Hyperscale tier[21:03] - Summary of deployment options[22:17] - Finalizing the creation of a new Azure SQL Database[23:02] - Summary and wrap-up

In this episode, Robert is joined by Daniel Roth, who provides a look at the upcoming (Tuesday January 14) .NET Conf: Focus on Blazor. This is a free, one-day livestream event that features speakers from the community and .NET product teams that are working on building web apps with C# and Blazor. He also gives a nice overview of Blazor. Resources: .NET Conf: Focus on Blazor (focus.dotnetconf.net)Check out the agenda!Subscribe to notifications to keep up with .NET Conf news!

In this episode, Ashish Chhabria joins Cecil to talk about some of the more advanced features of Azure Service Bus. They'll cover topics such as scheduling, differed messages, duplicate detection, disaster recovery and more! [00:37] - Using sessions[04:46] - Auto Forwarding[07:24] - Scheduling messages[09:00] - Deferred messages[13:17] - Duplicate detection[16:00] - High availability and disaster recovery[22:49] - Security features for Azure Service BusUseful Links Azure Service Bus MessagingCompare Azure Messaging Services Azure Service Bus .NET ClientAzure Service Bus SamplesCloud messaging patternsAMQP

Microservices based applications consist of multiple services and are built with a variety of programming languages. Based on the business use case, you can pick the most appropriate technology to build your service. gRPC can be one of those choices.Today we chat with Sourahb to find out more about gRPC and ASP.NET Core apps. [01:04] - Where does gRPC come from?[02:40] - What's different about gRPC, why this?[06:15] - Contract based development, types, strongly type clients, like WCF?[09:45] - Demo time![17:23] - What's next for .NET Core and gRPC / Roadmap?[19:22] - Are there any challenges running gRPC? - Free Azure Account - https://aka.ms/cldntvshw/freeazure - gRPC services with ASP.NET Core - https://docs.microsoft.com/aspnet/core/grpc/aspnetcore?view=aspnetcore-3.1&tabs=visual-studio&WT.mc_id=cloudnativeshow-ch9-shboyer - Tutorial: Create a gRPC client and server in ASP.NET Core - https://docs.microsoft.com/aspnet/core/tutorials/grpc/grpc-start?view=aspnetcore-3.1&tabs=visual-studio&WT.mc_id=cloudnativeshow-ch9-shboyer - .NET GitHub Repository : dotnet/grpc-dotnet - https://github.com/grpc/grpc-dotnet

Welcome to the event including status of the product and what you can do with it today! For more information head over to https://aka.ms/FocusonBlazor

Partly Cloudy is the show where you'll learn how to build a Xamarin.Forms app from scratch all the way through deploying it to the App Stores! Along the way you'll see some Azure goodness sprinkled in to make a fully enabled real-world mobile app. Today's Episode: Data is important to almost every mobile app. Nah - I'm going to say data is important to every mobile app. And in this episode of Partly Cloudy you'll learn how to easily save data to Azure Cosmos DB using App Center. This way our user's favorite news categories will be available to them on any device they log in with! Show Links: All the code for this episode is on GitHub here.Episode recap post.Create a Free Azure AccountFind out what App Center Data can all doInstructions to setup an Azure Cosmos DB instanceThe features of Azure Cosmos DBLearn how to hook up Azure Cosmos DB to App CenterFind out about the best way to handle CollectionView tap events (so you can add those check boxes to the category page!)Find Matt on: Twitter, GitHub, and his BlogFollow @codemillmattUseful Links: Learn more about Xamarin, Xamarin.Forms, & Cross-platform developmentXamarin Developer Center & BlogMicrosoft Learn Self-Guided TrainingCreate a Free Account (Azure)Xamarin Developers YouTube ChannelXamarin on Twitter#XamarinForms #Xamarin #Azure #iOS #Android #AzureFunctions #AzureCognitiveServices #AppCenter #AzureCosmosDB

In this episode, you'll see how drift in data can be detected using machine learning in the Azure Machine Learning service. Re-Visit Your Favorite Part: [00:21] Introductions[00:45] Quick intro to Datasets in ML[01:15] Data Monitoring overview [04:11] What are we measuring?[05:41] User Interface in Azure ML studio[08:28] How you can run this[10:43] How you can get started Learn More: DocumentationNotebookAzure ML Data OverviewData drift with event gridThe AI Show's Favorite links: Don't miss new episodes, subscribe to the AI Show Create a Free account (Azure) Medium | Francesca Lazzeri Deep Learning vs. Machine Learning Get Started with Machine Learning