Tag Archive For "Integration Manager"
Integration Manager supports Mule
We are proud to announce that Integration Manager now supports Mule. With the future release it will be possible to monitor applications and endpoints in Mule. It will also be possible to track messages and context within Mule applications. Monitor Mule applications and endpoints The next two pictures show an example of a monitor view …
Supervise the size of your SQL Databases in Azure
Make sure your SQL databases in the cloud stay performant and within the sizing thresholds your business requires. By monitoring the size, you gain awareness and can take actions to keep only the required amounts of data. This will save you money. With the SQL monitor agent in Integration Manager it is easy to keep track …
[Webinar] Join the webinar and see Integration Manager 4.0 in action
On September 22nd (Duration: 1-hour) we will be showing the new features of Integration Manager in action. It has been a busy year for us. We have been working hard on stabilizing and improving Integration Manager – and the result is amazing. Working with your integrations is becoming easier and easier, the insights and control …
Connect Microsoft Office Excel using Power Query to Integration Manager
This is a tutorial describing how you can use all the data from Integration Manager in tools such as Microsoft Office Excel using Microsoft Power BI’s add-in for Excel – Power Query. Before you get started This tutorial also assumes that you have a basic understanding of what is Power Query and how to use it – …
Azure App Services Series – Finding #7: Startpage widget for Logic Apps in preview portal not showing status
This blog post is one of many of a series we have about Microsoft Azure App Services. See a list of all our findings here. Introduction The new Azure portal is great when it comes to flexibility and customization support for the user interface or at least when it comes to the start page. You can add …
Azure App Services Series – Finding #6: No possibility to comment triggers and actions in Logic Apps
This blog post is one of many of a series we have about Microsoft Azure App Services. See a list of all our findings here. Introduction Working with Logic Apps is fun, but in the current version of it is kind of hard to keep track what all the different actions do. Let’s say you use the …
Azure App Services Series – Finding #4: Hybrid Connections – Could not load file or assembly Newtonsoft.Json
This blog post is one of many of a series we have about Microsoft Azure App Services. See a list of all our findings here. Introduction Azure BizTalk Services – Hybrid Connections allow you to access on-premise resources, such as SQL instances, files, etc from Azure app services – web, API, mobile and logic apps. By enabling your app …
Azure App Services Series – Finding #3: BizTalk transformer API service still requires Visual Studio 2012
This blog post is one of many of a series we have about Microsoft Azure App Services. See a list of all our findings here. Introduction For systems to communicate with each other data needs to be transformed. Microsoft has released an API app / Connector that can be used in your Logic Apps enabling you …
Azure App Services Series – Finding #2: Logic App Workflow API documentation is incomplete
This blog post is one of many of a series we have about Microsoft Azure App Services. See a list of all our findings here. Introduction With the release of Logic Apps, Microsoft also releases the Workflow Management API. An API to use for getting access to the workflow of your logic apps allowing you to easily enable, …
Azure App Services Series – Finding #1: Problems using Workflow Definition Language in Logic Apps
This blog post is one of many of a series we have about Microsoft Azure App Services. See a list of all our findings here. Introduction With the preview-release of Logic Apps, Microsoft also releases a new language used in the work flows of your Logic Apps – Workflow Defintion Language (WDL). The language is used in …
Azure App Services Updates
- IDENTITY now supported in Azure SQL Data Warehouse
- Azure SQL Database accessible only through the Azure portal from July 1, 2017
- Azure SQL Data Warehouse: Support for mssql-scripter
- General availability: Fast Failover and TCP Probing in Azure Traffic Manager
- Scheduled runbooks will use the latest modules in your automation account