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I am trying to use the Azure SDK in Mirth to upload to Blob storage. And im not sure how to connect and write into Azure blob storage. Need a help regarding this
i have imported azure storage packages but dont know the further process.
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I am using a Dedicated SQL Pool (Formerly SQL BW), I have a doubt if this is a new synapse or this will be removed from Azure in the future.
I need to know the difference between Dedicated SQL Pool (Formerly SQL BW) and Synapse.
Azure Synapse brings together data integration, enterprise data warehousing, and big data analytics and provides a unified experience in a single workspace. Dedicated SQL Pools are part of this workspace. However, Dedicated SQL Pool (Formerly SQL DW) will still be a stand-alone service in Azure for those who do not want all the other features of Synapse analytics.
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I have a resource group with Cognitive Services and a storage account with a blob container. They only accept connections from a selected IP range. The blob is public (for now).
I can do operations with Cognitive Services on publicly available files and get it to work. I can also access my blob in my browser. But once i try to pass that same url in an operation in Cognitive Services i get "Bad request and the following error.
"code": "InvalidImageURL",
"message": "Failed to download the image from the submitted URL. The URL may either be invalid or the server hosting the image is experiencing some technical difficulties."
I have given my Cognitive Services an Azure role as Storage Blob Data Reader. If i check Access control for the storage account its listed my Cognitive Services resource as Storage Blob Data Reader.
If i allow all networks to use the services its working fine, but thats not an option with production data. Seems this ip range is somehow blocking Cognitive Services resource to access my storage account.
What am I missing to be able to make them work together?
Thanks in advance!
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I have a VM that currently has the OS disk in Premium Storage -- I'd prefer that it use Standard Storage and my data disks use Premium Storage. That said, is there an easy method to move the existing VHD from Premium to Standard?
You will need to
delete the VM while preserving the disks
use AzCopy to copy the OS disk to Standard Storage
create a Premium Storage capable VM using the copied disk
This may be more trouble than it is worth. You can likely script it by downloading the configuration prior to deletion, doing the copy, then modify the configuration and create the new VM.
Jdixon04,
We published an article which outlines step by step guide to migrate to Premium Storage here (https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/storage-migration-to-premium-storage/). There is also a sample script at the end of the article if you wish to automate the flow. If you have multiple VMs to migrate, automation through PowerShell scripts will be helpful. Let us know if you need additional information.
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I have a website in Azure which advertises my software. Users can download my software file which is about 100Mb. Right now I'm putting this file in a folder in the Visual Studio project as a content file and publishing it along with the other project files.
Would moving the download files to Azure Blob Storage give faster download speeds than my current approach?
Geo-redundant blobs are replicated to a secondary datacentre, but unless you use "Read-Access Geo-Redundant Storage" the blob will only be served from the primary data centre. With RA-GRS you can optionally access the secondary via a different domain, but this will not improve latency for users outside your region.
For best download performance and scalability, store your file in blob storage and cache it close to your users with Azure CDN.
With the file in blob storage you can also get it geo-replicated, so that it's closer to your user. You can also setup a CDN endpoint to that blob storage.
And it will at least make your deployment a lost faster since you will not need to upload the 100MB file ;) (yes, I know, web deploy does not upload unmodified files, so that's not always the case)
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If I create and attach a 200GB VHD to my Azure Virtual Machine and only consume 15GB of this drive, am I charged for the full 200GB or the 15GB?
VHD's are persisted as page blobs and so you are charged for the space consumed in the blob.
From this:
https://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/pricing/details/#storage
For Windows Azure Drive storage, you will be billed only for the storage space used by the page blob and the read/write transactions to the page blob. You will not be charged for read transactions that utilize the local drive cache. Windows Azure Drive usage is billed at the same rates as standard Windows Azure Storage and is included with Windows Azure Storage usage in your bill. There is not a separate line item for Windows Azure Drive on your bill.