Welcome to Tallinn! The great coastal capital of Estonia, which according to John Oliver is still waiting for a Shrek attack. This due to the well-preserved medieval buildings and the old town with its cobble stone roads to show the old city walls and buildings.On the 10th of February 2023, Tallinn will host its very first Microsoft Cloud Technology Townhall. Bringing in inspiration, knowledge about possibilities and solutions within the Power Platform, Dynamics 365, Microsoft 365 and Azure.&nbsp; A completely free, community driven event to bring inspiration about Microsoft Cloud to Tallinn!

In order for us to be able to run a free community event, we rely on our sponsors. They are the backbone of the conference giving the speakers and organizers the ability to showcase their knowledge and passion within their respective technologies.

Cloud technology townhall Tallinn 2023

Hall D

Target Audience: Beginner Level

The purpose of this session is to demonstrate the usage of Azure Service Bus (MaaS). The demo walks audience through the story of a bad customer experience and how it was resolved using Azure Service Bus,  Other use cases, Cool features in Azure Service Bus, High Level Solution Design diagrams, How to send messages to Azure Service Bus, How to retrieve messages from Azure Service Bus using an Azure Function, How to use Azure Service Bus Explorer, Service Bus Quotas and basics of Dynamics 365 CRM Integration with Azure Service Bus. No prior knowledge of Azure Service Bus is required to attend this session.

Microsoft Azure Service Bus (MaaS) Integration Simplified

What is relevant in a Data Platform? How to choose the right components for your Data Platform?
What happens when things change and how to re-evaluate your decisions and ensure you're on the right track?
Applying the 80-20 rule: one size does not fit all, but having a framework enables creating value quickly.

Actual examples about building comprehensive data solutions.

Roadmap to a modern Data Platform #Azure

Power Automate is a quick tool for building simple integrations between systems, but it might not be your optimal solution when dealing with large amounts of data. This session is for anyone who hates to wait for the Apply to Each -loops to complete and would like to find alternative ways to speed up the processing.  

I’ll demo some of the tips and tricks that I’ve found useful along the way in building Power Automate and Logic Apps integrations for clients. You’ll learn, for example, how to upload data in bulk to Dataverse and Azure SQL databases in different ways. Moreover, I’ll cover how to do a bit more complex data operations by using arrays.

Some of the techniques shown might not be your optimal solution, but at least it is fun to see how much you can achieve with Power Automate on enterprise-level integration scenarios. 

How to handle large amounts of data with Power Automate?

When business have a problem we all know there are 10 ways to solve it but which is right? How can you work out licensing implications of that design before you decide which to choose? How can you make sure it fit's the needs not only now but also in the future.

Join us to talk through licensing in a way that makes sense. In building solutions designing what it would look like in common scenarios whether that's Power Platform, Azure or D365. This is an open session for you to bring your questions too so let's fix some problems!

Licensing by Design - Let's build your problems

Today, as enterprises keep on pushing the limits of their digital transformation initiatives hyperautomation is emerging as one of the top priorities & trends. While most business processes are automated today by RPA or other workflow technologies, end-to-end business process automation is still limited. In this session we will deep dive into the end-to-end automation capabilities of the Microsoft Power Platform & Azure and discover how you can give everyone in your organization an intuitive, low-code way to automate repetitive tasks and capture end-to-end processes.

Hyperautomation unleashed with the Power Platform & Azure

Application stacks, which describe the real-world scenario the best, tend to be the most efficient and reliable. Many workloads are event-driven in their nature. In this session, you are going to learn what event-driven means and how to build serverless Java solutions using the power of serverless event-driven computing, Azure Functions, and send event-based telemetric data in real-time to Azure Cosmos DB.

This presentation will also cover:

• Talk about event-driven scaling.
• Build Java serverless APIs with Azure Functions.
• Leverage the Event Hub Trigger extension of function for real-time event processing.
• Have a look at the metrics by enabling Application Insights to measure the performance and identify potential bottlenecks.
• Enable CI/CD for your serverless workload right from Github.