Short for representational state transfer, the style of HTTP API that Azure services expose.
Also called representational state transfer.
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- A SKU
Bought through Azure, these Power BI Embedded tiers (A1 up to A8) let developers place Power BI content inside their own apps. They host Power BI workloads only, not the rest of Fabric; an A4 offers compute equal to a P1 or an F64.
- ALLEXCEPT
Clears every context filter from a table except the ones placed on columns you list. In this DAX function, the first argument must be a base table and the rest must be columns belonging to it.
- Allowed resource types
Deny-effect built-in Azure Policy that permits only the resource types it lists and blocks the rest.
- Analyze image API
REST operation in Content Safety that rates a blob URL or base64-encoded picture against four harm categories, returning severity 0, 2, 4 or 6; it is called as
POST {endpoint}/contentsafety/image:analyze. - analyze-text endpoint
Single Azure Language REST endpoint (
/language/:analyze-text) in which the kind field of the request, for example SentimentAnalysis, EntityRecognition or LanguageDetection, chooses the feature. The older /text/analytics/v3.x paths are superseded by it. - Apache Iceberg
An open table format. Besides Delta, it is one of the formats Unity Catalog offers for managed tables, and other engines can work with those managed Iceberg tables over Iceberg's REST catalog interface.
- Availability zone
One or more datacentres in an Azure region that are physically apart from the rest and have their own power, cooling and network. If one zone fails, the others keep running.
- Azure App Service
Platform-as-a-service hosting in which Azure runs the servers behind your HTTP-based applications, such as websites, REST APIs and mobile back ends, on Linux or Windows. Load balancing, scaling, sign-in and deployment slots are built in.