Manage Azure HDInsight clusters using .NET, Python, or Java
2019年4月18日
We are pleased to announce the general availability of the new Azure HDInsight management SDKs for .NET, Python, and Java.
2019年4月18日
We are pleased to announce the general availability of the new Azure HDInsight management SDKs for .NET, Python, and Java.
2019年3月11日
So you followed that excellent walkthrough on the web and built a great prototype web app. You run npm start locally and browse to https://localhost and it all looks great.
2018年12月12日
Azure Functions provides a powerful programming model for accelerated development and serverless hosting of event-driven applications. Ever since we announced the general availability of the Azure Functions 2.0 runtime, support for Python has been one of our top requests. At Microsoft Connect() last week, we announced the public preview of Python support in Azure Functions.
2018年12月11日
We’re excited to officially announce the public preview of the built-in Python images for Azure App Service on Linux, a much requested feature by our customers.
2018年11月26日
We are excited to share the preview availability of our Python packaging (PyPI) capabilities for Microsoft Azure Artifacts and would love for you to give it a try.
2018年5月1日
Event Hubs is expanding its ecosystem. To support multiple languages, the new additions of Python, Node.js and Go SDK's add significant value to the service. This blog aims at announcing the public preview of these services.
2017年11月30日
We are excited to introduce the integration of Azure Data Lake (ADL) Python & R extensions into Visual Studio Code (VSCode), which allows you to easily edit Python or R scripts for your custom…
2017年11月27日
We are excited to introduce the integration of HDInsight PySpark into Visual Studio Code (VSCode), which allows developers to easily edit Python scripts and submit PySpark statements to HDInsight clusters. This interactivity brings the best properties of Python and Spark to developers and empowers you to gain faster insights.
2017年7月27日
We used reinforcement learning and CNTK to train a neural network to guess hidden words in a game of Hangman. Our trained model has no reliance on a reference dictionary: it takes as input a variable-length, partially-obscured word (consisting of blank spaces and any correctly-guessed letters) and a binary vector indicating which letters have already been guessed. In the git repository associated with this post, we provide sample code for training the neural network and deploying it in an Azure Web App for gameplay.
2017年2月22日
.The Azure Python SDK now supports Azure Managed Disks! Azure Managed Disks and 1000 VMs in a Scale Set are now generally available. Azure Managed Disks provide a simplified disk management,…