I am trying to connect my local Talend studio with Talend cloud though I was successful in connecting studio to cloud, but I am unable to access the jobs that are there in the environments in Talend management console using my Talend studio. Is there any configuration in Talend studio or in TMC which can make those Artifacts in Talend cloud environment visible to me?
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Extension 'Spark & Hive Tools' to submit job from Visual Studio Code stop working for me and my colleagues from yesterday.
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=mshdinsight.azure-hdinsight&ssr=false#overview
it is very strange that it started to show on market only few installs.
From Visual Studio Code we used context meny to Synapse: PySpark batch and now dissaperead.
Any ideas? What was changed from MS side?
I have a VSTF build server which we use to build and deploy our applications mostly C#. I have now been challenged with deploying SSIS packages. From a manual perspective on my laptop we can get things accomplished, but on the build server we are having issues. This has been our guide, but it was written in 2017. https://www.red-gate.com/simple-talk/sql/ssis/deployment-automation-for-sql-server-integration-services-ssis/
We are on VSTF2019, VS2019. On the build server we use only the MSBuild tools, but it seems like SSIS on the build server wants the full UI for VS2019 and SQL Server Management Studio and SSIS.
Our issue is our C-Drive has insufficient space to support these UI's and they don't fully allow us to deploy them to the D-Drive where we have more then enough space.
I am looking for a document or how-to add SSIS (2019) to our build server so that it can be built and deployed using the least amount of space on the c-drive, like build tools. or does SSIS need a build server of its own?
You can use SSDT standalone installer to install Integration Services without a SQL server. See document here for more information.
does SSIS need a build server of its own?
Building SSIS package needs the required tools(VS2019+SSIS) to be installed in the build server. If this is achievable. You can just install the tools in your existing build server.
Or you can just create on-premise build agent on a new build server which has the tools installed.
If you are able to have a build server with Visual Studio and SSIS designer installed. Deploying SSIS packages would be much easier. You can use the SSIS Build/Deploy task directly in your pipeline. See document here.
I am new to Talend ecosystem, I started with Talend Open Studio. I have managed to create, build, and run a build from the IDE, does anybody know if it is possible to build the job from the command line?
Regards
Talend Open Studio does not allow you to build jobs from the command line, that's a feature of the subscription edition of Talend which has a commandline module.
How to find Windows Server and Visual Studio version used in agent pool that are configured in azure devops .
You can find all OS and Visual Studio versions here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/agents/hosted?view=azure-devops#use-a-microsoft-hosted-agent
I just upgraded the ServiceFabric SDK to version 1.5.175. In Visual Studio (2015) I no longer see the Local cluster in the Server Explorer.
Questions:
1) How can I add the Local cluster to the Server Explorer?
2) Is there another way to see the diagnostics log in Visual Studio (or elsewhere).
Thanks,
Bart
Going forward, the best experience for interacting with Azure resources (including the Service Fabric local cluster) in Visual Studio is Cloud Explorer.
You can also bring up the diagnostic viewer from View > Other Windows > Diagnostic Events Viewer.