I have deployed a simple Data Fusion pipeline that reads from GCS and writes to BigQuery table.
I am looking for way to schedule the pipeline but could not find relevant documents.
Can anyone point me to documentation/pages that briefs about scheduling Data fusion pipelines?
You can schedule pipeline after deployment by clicking on Schedule button in the pipeline detail page. Once you click on it, you can configure the pipeline to run periodically.
Please see screenshots below:
I was using "Data Fusion Basic Edition" which doesn't support scheduling and hence I was not able to find an option to schedule.
In Enterprise edition, I see an option "Schedule" after deploying the pipeline.
Feature comparisons here - Comparison between Basic and Enterprise edition
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We would like know if we using Databricks jobs instead ADF for orchestration, we might have to check if databricks jobs support file based trigger. kindly advise.
ultimately goal is, we have different ADF environment and subscription, we know that the subscription and environment does not a issues to stop our goal.
Kindly help.
There will be upcoming feature to trigger jobs based on the file events. It was mentioned in the latest Databricks quarterly roadmap webinar that you can watch.
I doubt that . But in ADF you do have the support for file based trigger and also that ADF has a notebook activity . You can stich these together .
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/data-factory/transform-data-using-databricks-notebook
is there any automated way to directly create bugs in Azuredevops projects dashboard and assigned to team whenever Aure loganalytic query based alerts triggered?
Basically, if the Azure Log Analytics query based alerts can call other services or APIs, then it's possible to create work items by calling the REST API Work Items - Create. But, there doesn't seem to be a built-in way to do this.
However, there's an Azure Log Analytics connector in Power Automate. You can try to setup a flow using the Azure Log Analytics and Azure DevOps connectors in Power Automate. The flow will be triggered when the Azure Log Analytics query based alert is trigged.
You need to call the Work Items - Create REST API in flow to create the bug. More information please reference Add an Attachment in Azure Dev Ops using MS Flow and Azure DevOps Integration (via Microsoft Power Automate)
I am trying to convert logicapp plans using Azure DevOps pipelines in our organization but I didn't find any option to run the task in ADO. Any suggestions Please.
As of now as per this Microsoft Document. Azure Devops is not supporting Logic APP standard plan. So, we can't convert consumption to standard plan.
You can raise a Feature Request that will help the other community members who want to use this feature.
I have recently been creating a POC using the new DataDog/Azure DevOps Integration. The purpose of doing this is to aggregate all of my build/release logs, PR data, etc into DataDog to build insights, alerts, dashboards, etc.
The DataDog charts are very nice, but I would prefer to use Azure Log Analytics as this is where most of my company's log and metric data is aggregated already and the ability to correlate it would be helpful. Note, I realize that Azure DevOps has Analytics charting and PowerBI integration, but I would like to use Log Analytics to store the metric and log data, if possible.
The Azure DevOps ServiceHooks do not have Azure Log Analytics as an option (see image below). Maybe the trick is to push it to Azure Service Bus and then push it to Log Analytics?
I have looked at the Azure DevOps Reporting documentation and I didn't see anything obvious.
If anyone knows of any good blogs on pushing data from Azure DevOps to Log Analytics, I'd really appreciate it. Unfortunately most of my searches come back with advice on how to use Azure DevOps to provision monitoring of external applications with App Insights and Log Analytic rather than the other way around.
I can imagine using a scheduled task calling the Azure DevOps API and pushing it into Log Analytics API, but that seems like the least elegant and most error prone solution. Any thoughts on the best ways to monitor this data are appreciated. Thanks!
I am doing some research for Powerapps integration with Azure DevOps.
However there is limitated information for it.
It is possible to integrate powerapps inside a Task for AzureDevops?
Based on, that we have a .zip file with the Powerapp, and we want to create a Build and Release/Deploy for several environments.
Thank You.
It is possible to integrate powerapps inside a Task for AzureDevops?
Yes it is.
You can leverage the Solution concept of the Microsoft Power Platform and the Power Apps BuildTools (preview) extension for Azure DevOps.
Update 11/2020: This is now GA and called Power Platform Build Tools
I've written a complete step-by-step guide on this topic:
A Continuous Delivery Approach for No-Code Solutions in Microsoft’s Power Platform
Bottom line:
With this build tool, you can automatically check-in a Solution into source control and deploy it using a continuous delivery approach with the help of Azure DevOps. See the screenshot for a sample configuration of the Export and Import Solution Task.
It works for everything you can organize inside a Solution, e.g.:
Power Apps
Power Automate Flows
AI Builder Models
Common Data Service Entities
It is possible to integrate powerapps inside a Task for AzureDevops?
I am afraid there is no such Task integrate powerapps for AzureDevops at this moment.
If you want to integrate powerapps with azure devops, you can follow the guide step by step:
Microsoft Teams – Integration with Visual Studio Team Services using PowerApps.
Besides, AFAIK, PowerApps should not be "Build/Deployed" through Azure Devops.
When you are developing with PowerApps, there is no way to do Source
Control. There are no source files. The only artifact you can version
control is the .zip file that you can export.
And
In PowerApps, you don’t have to build your code. Any change you make
to the application is live for you to test it. In that way it is very
productive. To publish the application you just click on the publish
button and it is live.
Check this great blog: PowerApps From A DevOps Perspective for some more details.
Hope this helps.
Solutions are a way to package your components in a single zip file and use Powerapps build tools to import your solution on to a different environment or tenant.
It is still a an improvement from manually importing each app or environment variable and then import it on to target system, but it lacks what we call as automation of deployment.
To provide an eg, I will explain what I have done, and what still constitutes of a manual task:
I created an enterprise level app using powerapp canvas model. My app consumes data from around 20 APIs. These API calls are implemented in power automate.
We have 4 environments, dev, sit, uat and prod. Now I cant keep on importing flows in each environment and change their api URLs to point to the deployed environment. So I used environment variables for each environment which stores api URLs for each environment. This can be done under solution.
Under the same solution, I added my app. So now my solution has 2 things, my app and the environment variable which consists of api URLs.
I then use powerapps build tools to move this solution from dev to sit.
Steps: use build tools tasks to perform the following
Export solution
Unpack it in git
Pack it
Import the solution.
This successfully moves my solution to sit.
But the solution environment variable still points to the dev url.
So I have to override environment variables to store sit URLs.
This manual intervention to edit environment variable is as good as doing all the tasks manually.
This was the case when PowerApps was first announced; however, this is no longer the case.
While it is technically true that there is no actual code that would be managed and deployed with a PowerApp or Flow but that doesn't mean that you can not use the power of Azure DevOps. Additionally, when creating a PowerApp / flow you would also be creating entities and even Model Driven apps - and these uses solutions - which naturally work well to deplooy within Azure DevOps.
Microsoft is building out this whole construct to enable all these to deploy...
While the whole incorporation of PowerApps and flows into Solutions is not fully baked yet - they are targeting to have this ready around the October time frame this year.
We have been talking to Microsoft about also enabling PowerApps and flows to follow the same expansion that solutions do so that they can take advantage of the full branching strategy.
So even though you would be simply exporting out zip files into your repo - you can still take advantage of the full devops pipeline which is highly recommended.
Use this component, it still on preview mode but is working fine on my side
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=microsoft-IsvExpTools.PowerApps-BuildTools