Automated builds for Azure Data Lake Analytics extensibility

Recently I have been working on an open-source project around Azure Data Lake Analytics. It will contain custom U-SQL components that you can use in your own projects and already contains a Xml Attribute Extractor.In this brief article I'll discuss how you can use NuGet to allow you to perform automated builds for the Azure Data Lake Analytics extensibility.

And what about machine learning?

Big Data. It’s a very large topic involving the collection, processing, visualizing and analyzing the right data in a good way. For all these needs, Microsoft offers products like event hubs, stream analytics, Data Lake and Power BI. These topics are already touched in other Codit blog posts. This article however will not concern all of these, but will indulge in machine learning, a very important technique to process the data.

Exploring Azure's Data Lake

Recently Microsoft revealed their plans for Azure Data Lake and how it groups several big data services in Azure under one umbrella. In this blog post I will walk you through what it offers and how it enables you to reuse your existing skills to analyse big data.

Cortana Analytics Workshop - From data to decisions to action (day 1)

On September 10 and 11, Codit was present at the first Cortana Analytics Workshop in Redmond, WA. This blog post is a report for the community on the content we collected and our impressions with the offering of Cortana Analytics. From data to decisions to action is the tagline for this event.

Send Port Group and Delivery Notifications

I was recently asked to assist one of our customers with a problem they were experiencing with one of their BizTalk interfaces. They had created an orchestration that was sending a message using a logical port set to “Specify Later”, which was bound to a physical Send Port Group containing multiple Send Ports.

Microsoft is investing in IoT, how about you?

IoT is everywhere nowadays and it's here to stay - Almost everything is getting connected to the internet, even cows!As of this year Codit now allows you to do more with your data and create your own Internet-of-Things (IoT) to optimize your business flows, fix before it breaks, predict costs and the like. We at Codit have invested a lot in IoT, some of it are already available on our blog and there is more to come.However, we are not alone.