Creating an Azure ML connection
Azure ML connections are created in the data load editor.
Once you have created a connection, you can select data from the available tables to send to Azure ML for calculations, and then load that data into your app. This connection can not only be used in your data load script but also in chart expressions to call model endpoints and perform real time chart expression calculations.
You must know the settings and access credentials to the Azure ML service that you want to connect to.
Configurable settings
The following settings can be configured in the connection dialog:
Field | Description |
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Select configuration |
Drop-down menu item to select the configuration which determines which Azure ML models to use for machine learning model predictions. Supported configurations:
Information noteIf you are in doubt which configuration to use, you can re-deploy your model and it will use the new format.
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Endpoint Name |
Name of the endpoint. The endpoint name is the identifier given for the endpoint on Azure. This is typically created by the user who sets up the endpoint or deploys a model. |
Authentication |
Provides the Azure ML Endpoint Key. All models on Azure are authenticated with Azure key-based authentication enabled. This requires an access key (primary or secondary key) generated that has access to the model resource. |
Request |
Web Service Input Name: Name of the JSON object that is expected by the deployed machine learning model. Must be changed if the default name does not fit the format used by the model. |
Response Table |
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Response Fields |
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Association |
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Name | The name of the connection. The default name will be used if you do not enter a name. |
Creating a new connection
Do the following:
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Access the connector through Data load editor or Script.
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Click Create new connection.
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Under Space, select the space where the connection will be located.
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Select Azure ML from the list of data connectors.
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Fill out the connection dialog fields.
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Click Create.
Your connection is now listed under Data connections in Data load editor or Script.