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I am building a dashboard with power bi on prem (no cloud) and I want to add natural language processing component. What technologies should I be using as nlp is only available for power bi cloud and I cannot use it so I must think of another way, it's like the Q&A cloud solution equivalent for on prem
There's really no good way.
You could use Azure's Language Understanding Service to parse the natural language snippets, but Power BI Report Server doesn't have the embedding APIs you would need to translate the intents to visuals. You could use the language to write a custom DAX or SQL query to get data, but you wouldn't be able to use Power BI Visualations, as you can't build visuals on-the-fly in Power BI Report Server.
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I tried to get some data from secured websites. however, I cannot log in to the website thru Power BI application. any possible ways to get data?
what I expect is to get data from secured websites by using Power BI application
Power bi cannot just get data from any secured website. The web connector do not pass the username and password to the web to fetch data. As a workaround, if the website exposes the REST API, you could use the API method.
Here is the link for an example of Rest API, you can ask the website owner for accessibility
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Does anyone know what window CosmosDB uses for system updates? Is there any impact to users during this updates. I've been combing through the documents to find the answer to this but they're pretty vague at least with what I've found. Also we know there is a default window on Sunday at like 4am EST and we know it can be customized for other services.
Thanks.
The dates and times for updates within the Cosmos DB service is not published. Service updates have no impact on service availability. As Cosmos DB is a multi-tenant service, this is not something that can (or needs) to be customized.
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For our project, we are setting up MarkLogic cluster on Azure.
Is there any major performance difference when it comes to Windows or Linux ?
It would be great if there are any reference links for the same
I have done installation and configuration on both, in real terms it does not matter while setting up.
So want to know from performance perspective, does it really matters?
Workload
Current size >15M XML files which needs to be loaded into MarkLogic
Weekly 18K xml files will be ingested
In general, no. There are some minor performance differences, but it depends on your specific workload. For those edge cases, my understanding is that Linux will typically edge out Windows. But focusing on application design best practices and query optimization is significantly more important than the host OS.
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I am thinking about putting a SQL Server behind my Azure website. Is the sql server also free when using Windows Azure Websites?
I agree this is not a good SO question, but the answer is Yes and No. Microsoft has offered a Azure Web App + SQL option that included a free small (20MB) database with your web app. This was limited to one web app per subscription and the size and speed were so limited that it was really only useful for dev, testing and learning about Azure. I would NOT recommend it for any sort of production unless you usage was super small.
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Just been reading about this potentially serious Linux based bug. It would seem that Azure should be on the safe side, as being Windows based, and most likely quickly patched, as that is why we use Platform As A Service (PAAS).
For anybody wondering what this is all about Try Hunt has a good article at: Troy Hunt's Article
Any comments from anyone on this, or pointers?
Thanks.
Azure WebSites is safe with respect to ShellShock. Azure WebSites uses IIS as our web server and we do not expose any external anonymously-accessible endpoint which exposes/calls Bash.
Note that we do install Bash as part of our VM installation (it comes with Git). But we do not expose any vector for calling into this shell remote/anonymously. We will be updating Bash for caution-sake.