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Category: Azure Analysis Services

Azure vs AWS pricing
29 November 2018 Azure Analysis Services / Azure Automation / Azure SQL Database

Pay less using scheduled autoscaling for Azure SQL Database & Azure Analysis Services

AWS is 5 times more expensive than Azure for Windows Server and SQL Server workloads. Comparing SQL Server running as a

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28 February 2018 Azure Analysis Services / Azure Logic Apps

Process Azure Analysis Services objects using a Logic App part 2

Many of my blog posts are focused on Azure cost reduction as this is essential to keep in mind when

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Process Overview
30 January 2018 Analysis Services / Azure Analysis Services / Azure Data Factory / Azure Logic Apps

Process Azure Analysis Services objects from Azure Data Factory v2 using a Logic App

In this blog post I will show how you can orchestrate processing of your Azure Analysis Services objects from Azure

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Multi-Source Azure Analysis Services tables - small
19 December 2017 Architecture / Azure Analysis Services / Azure Data Lake Analytics & Store / Azure SQL Database

Multi-Source partitioned Azure Analysis Services tables – cold data from Azure Data Lake Store, hot data from Azure SQL Database

Modern data analytics platforms often follow a hub and spoke architecture in which a data hub is used as central

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Azure Analysis Services Tiers
11 October 2017 Azure Analysis Services / Azure Automation

Azure Analysis Services scheduled autoscaling and pausing

One of the major benefits of Azure is scalability, the cloud is built to be elastic, to be as cost-effective

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9 March 2017 Azure Analysis Services / Azure SQL Database / On-premises data gateway / Power BI

Hybrid-BI data platform network architecture

This blog post gives an overview of a typical hybrid Azure/on-premises BI data platform network architecture. The most important settings,

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2 February 2017 Azure Analysis Services / Azure Automation

Process Azure Analysis Services databases from Azure Automation

In my last blog post I showed how to trigger Azure Data Factory (ADF) pipelines from Azure Automation. I also

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