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Pre-Requisites for Knowledge Mining Workshop

Please make sure you fulfill the following pre-requisites before starting the workshop.

  1. Have your own Azure account
  2. Be familiar Azure Portal
  3. Make sure you can create Azure resources in your subscription (including paid resources).

Note, if your organizations policy prohibits you from creating resources in the subscription, you can use a free subscription for the purposes of this lab.

  1. Create a resource group for this workshop where you will add each of the resources you will create in the next steps.

  2. Create an Azure Storage Account.

    • Select Performance: Standard tier, not Premium
    • Select Account kind: StorageV2 (general purpose v2)
  3. Install Azure Storage Explorer

  4. Copy the storage container that holds clinical trials from a read only location to your Storage Account.

    1. Open Azure Storage Explorer and select Manage Accounts, Add and Account..., Use a shared access signature (SAS) URI. Select Next
    2. Add the following URI, then select Next, then select Connect
      https://kmworkshop.blob.core.windows.net/clinical-trials-small?sv=2020-10-02&st=2022-05-06T17%3A02%3A00Z&se=2024-06-07T17%3A02%3A00Z&sr=c&sp=rl&sig=EkgZHm2A5l509O%2FBZf7j2B60QsIlHOQuXJpvX46%2BO3o%3D
      
    3. Select Toggle Explorer to view the Explorer. Right click on the clinical-trials-small Blob Container that you just connected to and select Copy Blob Container
    4. Find your Storage Account in the Explorer. Right click on its Blob Containers and select Paste Blob Container.
    5. Confirm that the container copied successfully by checking the Activities at the bottom of the Azure Storage Explorer.
  5. Create an Azure Search resource. (A Free Tier should be sufficient for this workshop). Learn more

  6. Create a AI Services resource.

Note - You need to create the AI Services resource in the same region as you Azure Search resource.

  1. Install Visual Studio 2019. Make sure you can create ASP.Net websites with it. We'll be using .NET Core 3.1
  2. Install Postman
  3. Install PowerBI desktop.