Here is a nice blog post explaining how to configure two workgroups for Athena. One for ad hoc users and another for automated reports.
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/big-data/separating-queries-and-managing-costs-using-amazon-athena-workgroups/
Is there a cloudformation template to automate all the steps mentioned?
At the time of your question, Athena Workgroups creation using AWS CloudFormation was not supported. Recently, Amazon Athena added support for managing Athena Workgroups using AWS CloudFormation (03/13/2020). You can use AWS::Athena::WorkGroup to create Athena Workgroups.
More details: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSCloudFormation/latest/UserGuide/aws-resource-athena-workgroup.html
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This relates to the documentation that is available at the link below.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/migrate/migration-overview?view=azure-devops
What would be the minimum role for a user to complete the migration successfully and without any permissions issues? That is my question.
For example, the user must have the what kind of necessary roles and permissions on both the Azure Devops server and the Azure Devops Services.
According to the Data Migration Utility Guide, the user who uses this tool must possess the following:
SQL Server's TFSEXECROLE role, and
Access rights to the TFS collection and configuration databases.
My understanding for example :-
Azure DevOps Server:
If we add the user to the Team Foundation Administrators group on the Azure DevOps Server, does the role fulfill.
Azure Devops Services: If we assign the same user who performs migration as an Azure DevOps Administrator mention in the below image on the Azure devops services, does the below role fulfill.
"Azure Devops Administrator"
Also, it would be useful if you could specify the maximum size limit of the. Dacpac backup file that the Data Migration Tool supports (i.e. the maximum size of the project collection backup) in order for the migration to go properly.
What permissions does the same user that runs the data migration tool need in SQL server to perform the command SqlPackage.exe?
I would thank you in advance for the help. It would help us to understand the better usage of the Data Migration Tool.
Many Thanks..!
Best Regards
Our client provided required Cognito User Pool id and related tokens but not giving the aws credentials so is there any possibility to setup aws amplify official flutter library with out using cli?
You should be able to modify the CFN file see
aws-export.js
and
the cloudformation temlpate basicauthentication5fbc10de-cloudformation-tempalte.yml
in this solution for an idea how to do this.
I am trying to restore the reports data in Azure Devops Server.
I am wondering how to restore only the database TFS_Warehouse as named in the documentation.
I have created an empty database called something like TFS_Warehouse as mentioned in the documentation. Testing the connection on that part is okay.
I am trying to activate only the warehouse and not the Analysis services or reports.
The reports wizard in Azure Devops administration console does not seem to allow only this and requires that all fields are filled.
How can I use only the warehouse ?
Thanks in advance.
You can find documentation here: Manually process the TFS data warehouse and analysis services cube
Try the ProcessWarehouse command.
I am trying to configure Azure Key Vault and setup Managed Identities for use in CI/CD pipeline for Azure Dev Ops.
I have looked around in MSDN documentation but I only specific links for use with Azure SQL and we are using Azure SQL Managed Instances.
If I did not make any misunderstand, in fact, you want to use Managed Identity work with Azure SQL Managed Instance? If this, unfortunately to say, the Managed Identity could not work with Azure SQL Managed Instance. Please see this doc: Services that support managed identities for Azure resources. It list all of the Azure services name which support work with the Managed identities in great detail.
You can see for SQL database, it only support the integration with Azure SQL instead of Azure SQL Managed Instance. That's why you only see the doc link for the usage with Azure SQL.
Until now, the Azure SQL managed instance only support two authentication method:
SQL Authentication:
This authentication method uses a username and password.
Azure Active Directory Authentication:
This authentication method uses identities managed by Azure Active
Directory and is supported for managed and integrated domains. Use
Active Directory authentication (integrated security) whenever
possible.
You can refer to this thread: Managed Identity with Azure SQL Managed Instance?. In this thread, out engineer provided some work around if you trying to configure the app with Managed Identity.
I'm using Azure SQL, and there is a page in there with metrics
From what I understood the new Azure Managment Portal consumes only public apis. What I'm trying to find out is how to access these metrics via a REST or SOAP api. I've searched through the MSDN documentation but couldn't come up with anything.
Anyone have any ideas?
I presume Microsoft did not provide Azure Database monitoring REST or SOAP API as it would not be used much.
DBAs can connect to Azure Database and gather all the necessary statistics via dynamic management views which are quite powerful.
However, I do not have any article / documentation confirming my presumptions.
try the new sys.event_log and sys.database_connection_stats DMVs instead.
see: Announcing: New System Views for Windows Azure SQL Database