Surprised to not see an option of setting a custom domain (URL) for Azure Databricks. It is always created as adb-{number}.{number}.azuredatabricks.net. Can I know the reason and if in future the custom domain will be available?
It's not possible to customize on the Azure Databricks. If you need to have custom domain names, contact your Databricks representative (solution architect or customer success engineer) to discuss that request.
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I am working with an EU based client and we are using Azure environment
Now, since tools like ADF and Databricks are browser based and can be used to display/download data outside the EU -- we need to find a way to control such access.
Suggestions are welcome.
If there are any approaches using VPN/client provided VMs, those are welcome too.
Unfortunately , with the current scope it is not possible to restrict the ADF access via Vnet. It can be accessed from anywhere but this request is currently in MSFT backlog with many employees requesting the same feature
I am not sure of ADB though
a similar thread : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1034267/azure-data-factory-portal-is-accesible-over-intern.html
Even after setting up the connect via private endpoint, Azure Data Factory remains accessible over the Internet?
I'm not so familiar with Commerce Cloud product but I need to know one point and I hope community can help me.
I need to implement a feature for customer who use SF Commerce Cloud and I would like to know it is possible or not. Customer wants to send some of data such as orders and users to an additional storage. This is requirement of local law and they have to implement it to do business.
Is it possible to intercept some actions like order placing, modifying, deleting and e-store customers creation, modifying, deleting? It would be great if you help me with direction where I can find additional information because after several attempts I can't get access to trial version of Commerce Cloud.
Thank you!
Yes, it is possible to do this in various ways. One way might be to implement a Javascript tracking integration that runs in the customer's browser and is referenced by the Storefront application that is running on SFCC. Another way would be to implement what is known as an Integration Cartridge which would implement several export jobs and/or service connections to your third party storage solution.
There is no trial version of the platform. In order to access an instance for development purposes, you will need to work through your customer's sandbox instances or become a Salesforce Partner.
Please review the Getting Started documentation. See also: Demandware/SFCC prerequisites
I want to create several VM's from this Image automatically.
When I'm getting redirected to the Portals Website I can choose the option "Want to deploy programmatically? Get started-->". Yes, I want to, but in this Windows it seems like my Subscription isn't enabled for this option.
(Picture) So it's just a button to enable my Subscription, isn't it? Otherwise the status was "Enabled" or "Disable" to disable my Subscription. If I click the "Enable"-Button, nothing happens.
Does anyone of you have an idea how to enable my Subscription? Well, perhaps my thinking is wrong?
Thank you in advance!
Well, This Enable option is Accepting the Terms of use as blow in advance:
By enabling programmatic purchases for the subscriptions selected
below, I (a) agree to the legal terms and privacy statement(s)
associated with each offering above, (b) for Azure subscriptions
purchased from Microsoft, authorize Microsoft to charge or bill my
current payment method for the fees associated with my use of the
offering(s), including applicable taxes, with the same billing
frequency as my Azure subscription, until I discontinue use of the
offering(s), and (c) agree that Microsoft may share my contact
information, and transaction details associated with my purchase of
the above offering(s), with any third-party vendors, if listed above.
Microsoft does not provide rights for third-party products or
services. See the Azure Marketplace Terms for additional terms.
When you use Azure portal to create Data Science Virtual Machine - Windows 2016:
In the last step, you will agree the Terms of user by clicking "Create":
But When you use Powershell or API to create Data Science Virtual Machine - Windows 2016:
It will aslo need to agree this Terms of user by UI, but if you want to approach automation without UI, you need to agree the Terms of user in Advance for your Subscription.
So, you can see the difference between the Enabled and NOT Enabled subscritpion Status of this Marketplace image:
Enabled:
NOT Enabled
Hope this helps!
I "solve" the Problem: There wasn't any. You can only enable/disable Subscriptions if you have more than one.
For example, if my app needed to add a new domain name to my application via an API call how would I accomplish that?
AppHarbor has an API that lets you accomplish most management functions including creating hostnames. Documentation is here:
Overview
Create hostname
I need to create a login page with a password reset workflow that includes sending a link to the user's email to the page to set their new password. I was thinking of using a Custom membership provider however, our system uses a back-end identity management system that all creation, validation and updates go through. All the examples I see for creating custom membership providers use a direct db connection. This will not work for me. So, I was wondering if it is advised, or even possible, to create a membership provider that does through a services back-end?
Sure, you can use services for your data access. You'll probably have to execute them synchronously, though.
Do you have the source and/or libraries for your identity management system? If so, you could access it directly in your provider, cutting out the service layer.