HDInsight networking resources provisioned in the HDInsight resource group

The networking resources (such as NICs and load balancers) for new Azure HDInsight clusters created in a virtual network are now provisioned in the same HDInsight cluster resource group. Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

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Azure Monitor for VMs (preview) available in Central Canada and UK South

Azure Monitor for VMs (preview) is now available in Central Canada and UK South. Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

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Clone Visual API for Power BI Embedded

You can use the Clone Visual API to make copies of an existing visual. Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

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Themes API for Power BI Embedded

You can use the Themes API to apply a custom theme to your embedded report, such as corporate colors, seasonal coloring, or other custom styles. Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

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Control all Power BI Embedded visual menu actions programmatically

The Options and Context Menus APIs have been extended to provide full control for each visual in the report on built-in commands and custom commands. Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

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APIs for Power BI app content

You can use a new set of APIs to get a list of your Power BI installed apps and their content. Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

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Schedule DirectQuery cache refresh for Power BI Embedded

Use the REST API for Power BI Embedded to set the cache refresh of a DirectQuery or live connection dataset. Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

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Schedule refreshes with the Power BI Embedded REST API

The new REST API enables you to set a new refresh schedule or override the configuration of an existing schedule. Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

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Azure HDInsight is now available in France Central

Across the world, Azure HDInsight is available in 29 public regions, including France Central. Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

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Retiring Azure Batch AI

Microsoft made the Azure Machine Learning service generally available on Dec 4, 2018, which allows users to build, train, manage and deploy machine learning models. Because this new service has fully replaced the capabilities of Azure Batch AI Preview. Source: Microsoft Azure – aggiornamenti

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