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- Learning Kusto Query Language - A tool for performance test engineers
Well, Kusto itself was the internal code name for Azure Data Explorer, and Kusto Query Language (KQL) is the primary means of interaction with it KQL allows you to send data queries, process data, and return the results of this processing without modifying the data or metadata Now, why would this matter for Test Engineers?
- MS Learn: Write your first query with Kusto Query Language
Write your first query with Kusto Query Language - Learn | Microsoft Docs Example scenario Suppose you're a data analyst with a passion for meteorological data You want to use the Kusto Query Language to explore a dataset for answers to basic questions about the kinds and locations of storms in the United States What will we be doing?
- What is Kusto | Microsoft Community Hub
Kusto is the internal name for a Microsoft big data analytics platform publicly called Azure Data Explorer which also uses KQL Log Analytics and Sentinel use Azure Data Explorer as their data lake storage technology and therefore inherit KQL as well as the unparalleled analytics and scalability Azure Data Explorer provides
- Query Acceleration for Delta External Tables (Preview)
The accelerated data will be ingested in Kusto and count towards the SSD storage, similar to native Kusto tables You can control the amount of data to accelerate by configuring number of days to cache Conclusion Query Acceleration is a powerful feature designed to enhance your data querying capabilities on PetaBytes of data
- Kusto, Azure Data Explorer, KQL, Azure Log Analytics, Azure Sentinel,
KQL stands for Kusto Query Language It's the language used to query the Azure Data Explorer, Azure Defenders, Azure log databases: Azure Monitor Logs, Azure Monitor Application Insights and others Kusto databases are perfect for massive amounts of streamed data like application logs and telemetry database
- Azure Data Explorer for Vector Similarity Search
In this article, we will explore the concept of vector databases, the need for vector databases in data analytics, and how Azure Data Explorer (ADX) aka Kusto can be used as a vector database What is a Vector Database? Vector databases store and manage data in the form of vectors that are numerical arrays of data points
- How to visualize graphs in Kusto using Plotly and Python | Microsoft . . .
Kusto, the query and analytics engine of Azure Data Explorer, Microsoft Fabric Real-Time Analytics and many more recently introduced a new feature that enables users to contextualize their data using graphs
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