In this lab you will configure the Azure environment to allow relational data to be transferred from a SQL Server 2017 database to an Azure SQL Data Warehouse database using Azure Data Factory. The dataset you will use contains data about motor vehicle collisions that happened in New Your City from 2012 to 2019. You will use Power BI to visualise collision data loaded from Azure SQL Data Warehouse.
IMPORTANT: Some of the Azure services provisioned by Lab0 require globally unique name and a “-suffix” has been added to their names to ensure this uniqueness. Please take note of the suffix generated as you will need it for the following resources:
Name | Type |
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mdwcosmosdb-suffix | Cosmos DB account |
MDWDataFactory-suffix | Data Factory (V2) |
mdwdatalakesuffix | Storage Account |
MDWEventHubs-suffix | Event Hubs Namespace |
MDWKeyVault-suffix | Key vault |
mdwsqlvirtualserver-suffix | SQL server |
MDWStreamAnalytics-suffix | Stream Analytics job |
In this section you are going to establish a Remote Desktop Connection to MDWDesktop virtual machine.
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Execute these steps on your host computer |
- In the Azure Portal, navigate to the MDW-Lab resource group and click the MDWDesktop virtual machine.
- On the MDWDesktop blade, from the Overview menu, click the Connect button.
- On the Connect to virtual machine blade, click Download RDP File. This will download a .rdp file that you can use to establish a Remote Desktop Connection with the virtual machine.
In this section you are going to install Power BI Desktop and Azure Data Studio on MDWDesktop.
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Execute these steps inside the MDWDesktop remote desktop connection |