can someone guide me with some references on how SAP HANA VORA access data from Hadoop. Would be good, if someone can refer me some documentation/video on this area.
Regards
Giri
there are multiple resources available.
If you're looking to install Vora you can refer to the official Vora installation guide, or if you've already installed Vora and want some hands-on exercises you can refer to the developer guide. Both are available at SAP's website.
SAP also released a free online course on Introduction to Vora 1.2 last September which is available at open.sap.com and finally there are hands-on tutorial videos available on YouTube.
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Does anyone have a working link for the docs for Google Cloud pipeline components. The link in the github page under "ReadTheDocs page" is broken. Tried some other tutorial notebooks, such as this one, the link under "The components are documented here." seems to be broken too.
Edit:
The link is up now.
Pipelines support KFP (Kubeflow pipeline) and TFX (Tensorflow Extended) definitions. You have documentation here
You can find useful resources here especially this notebook
Is it possible to export a solution from an online organization of Dynamics 365 (V9), and import it in an On-premise organization (V9), to get all customizations and configurations of the online version to the on-premise version ? Is there any limitation or restriction ?
Thanks in advance.
most of the Customization such as entities, Fields, Views and so on shall be ok to import On-premise but there can be few of the customization which will not work as On-Line is higher version than On-Prem. I would suggest you go increment i.e small package at first and then keep implementing it.
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Is HANA Express still available in GCP ? Earlier I used it and can still see $165 and 155 days left in free trial. But then when I am trying to search HANA from "Deploy Prebuilt application" I am not getting any hit .
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I am also noticing this behavior recently, when I contacted the SAP, they said there is an issue going on currently with the HXE installation available, it will be fixed soon.
we are using Microsoft Sync Framework 2.1 in various customer projects for file and database sync. Extended Support will end in 2021.
So my questions are:
What is Microsofts strategy for the sync framework? Is it going to be open source, so we can change if needed ourselves? Is there a successor product that we should / can migrate to?
Is MSSF supported on Windows 10 and Server 2016?
Not sure if my answer really helps, but lets see: Microsoft announced the official release of the "Azure SQL Data Sync" on June 18 2018. It is not truly a successor of the original framework, but it is basically all you get. Other "non cloud" frameworks have also started to fade away, since Microsoft treats server/desktop/on-premise only as an extension to the cloud. As the name indicates, it is targeting Azure and it is not for file sync, either.
I have seen your question also in the "old" Microsoft social network (social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/home). In there they point to this framework in questions related to the original "Sync Framework" since something like 2012 (this was the oldest question I could associate with both frameworks).
Google Cloud Dataflow has been released in June 2014 (more information in this blog post), but I can't find any technical documentation on the developers section of the cloud.google.com website: https://cloud.google.com/developers/
Does someone knows where I can find more information, technical documentation about this product?
I'm really interested about how works topology, is it static or dynamic?.. etc..
Google Cloud Dataflow is now in Alpha stage. The documentation is now publicly available here: https://cloud.google.com/dataflow/. Follow the documentation link.
Please note that in Alpha - access to the managed service is limited to invite only. You can request access via the link above. Use the "Apply for Alpha" button.
The Cloud Dataflow SDK for Java has also been made public & open sourced on GitHub here: https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/DataflowJavaSDK. Please note that you can download the SDK and run your Dataflow programs locally without having to execute them on the managed service. Local pipeline execution is a great way to get a feel for the programming model, but understand that the local execution is not parallelized.
We are also moving support over to StackOverflow. Please use the tag: google-cloud-dataflow.
Cheers - Eric
Google Cloud Dataflow is currently in private beta. You can apply here. Documentation is provided upon approval.