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This comprehensive Python SDK serves as a client library for managing the full lifecycle of Machine Learning resources on Azure Machine Learning. It allows users to programmatically handle workspaces, register data and models, provision compute clusters, define complex training jobs, and build reproducible, end-to-end MLOps pipelines.

This comprehensive Python SDK serves as a client library for managing the full lifecycle of Machine Learning resources on Azure Machine Learning. It allows users to programmatically handle workspaces, register data and models, provision compute clusters, define complex training jobs, and build reproducible, end-to-end MLOps pipelines.

This SDK provides comprehensive management plane capabilities for provisioning and controlling Microsoft Fabric compute capacities via Azure Resource Manager (ARM). Use it to perform core lifecycle operations such as creating, updating (including scaling), suspending, resuming, and deleting Fabric capacities. Note: This SDK manages the underlying compute resource, not the data plane elements like workspaces or lakehouses.

This SDK provides comprehensive management plane capabilities for provisioning and controlling Microsoft Fabric compute capacities via Azure Resource Manager (ARM). Use it to perform core lifecycle operations such as creating, updating (including scaling), suspending, resuming, and deleting Fabric capacities. Note: This SDK manages the underlying compute resource, not the data plane elements like workspaces or lakehouses.

A comprehensive Java SDK client for securely and efficiently sending custom application logs to Azure Monitor. It utilizes Data Collection Rules (DCR) and Data Collection Endpoints (DCE) to manage the ingestion process. The client supports batch uploads, concurrent processing, and robust error handling, making it ideal for integrating custom logging into Azure Log Analytics workspaces.

This SDK provides a comprehensive Java client for interacting with Azure Monitor. It allows developers to execute powerful Kusto Query Language (KQL) queries against Log Analytics workspaces to retrieve detailed operational logs, and to query time-series metrics from various Azure resources. It supports both synchronous and asynchronous operations, making it ideal for building monitoring, auditing, and analytics features in Java applications.

A comprehensive Python SDK for interacting with Azure Monitor services. It enables developers to execute complex Kusto Query Language (KQL) queries against Log Analytics workspaces and retrieve various resource metrics (CPU usage, network traffic, etc.). Ideal for building robust monitoring dashboards, automated alerting systems, and custom data analysis pipelines in cloud environments.

This SDK provides the management plane interface for Microsoft Playwright Testing workspaces within Azure Resource Manager (ARM). It allows developers to programmatically provision, manage, list, update, and check quotas for Playwright workspaces. It is designed for setting up the testing infrastructure in .NET environments, not for running the tests themselves.

A comprehensive guide to setting up robust Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) and governance within enterprise data workspaces like Clay. Learn how to define specific user roles (Admin, Member, Viewer), allocate team credit budgets, isolate API keys, and conduct quarterly access audits to maintain data security and operational efficiency for large teams.

Automate Clockify time tracking via Claude Code, letting you log entries, query history, manage workspaces, and handle running timers through natural language commands for streamlined billing, reporting, and team audits.

A comprehensive guide detailing the setup process for Databricks CLI v2 and Python SDK. It covers essential steps for connecting to various Databricks workspaces, including configuring Personal Access Tokens (PAT), interactive OAuth U2M flows, and secure OAuth M2M service principals for CI/CD pipelines. Essential for developers integrating Databricks into their projects.

This skill guides the setup and management of Databricks resources across development, staging, and production environments. It covers best practices for using isolated workspaces, managing environment-specific secrets, implementing Asset Bundles, and integrating with CI/CD pipelines to ensure consistent and reliable data deployments.