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    This document provides instructions for monitoring a machine learning model deployed as a real-time service using Application Insights. It outlines steps to provision an Azure Machine Learning workspace, clone a GitHub repo containing notebooks and data, use a notebook to configure Application Insights for a predictive service, and delete resources to avoid unnecessary costs.

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    This document provides instructions for monitoring a machine learning model deployed as a real-time service using Application Insights. It outlines steps to provision an Azure Machine Learning workspace, clone a GitHub repo containing notebooks and data, use a notebook to configure Application Insights for a predictive service, and delete resources to avoid unnecessary costs.

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    This document provides instructions for monitoring a machine learning model deployed as a real-time service using Application Insights. It outlines steps to provision an Azure Machine Learning workspace, clone a GitHub repo containing notebooks and data, use a notebook to configure Application Insights for a predictive service, and delete resources to avoid unnecessary costs.

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    Before you start

    Monitor a Model
    When you deploy a model as a service, it’s useful to be able to track information about the requests it processes.
    Provision an
    Azure Machine
    Learning Azure Machine Learning integrates with Azure Application Insights to enable you to log data from deployed
    workspace services.

    Clone the lab


    materials
    Before you start
    Use Application
    You’ll need an Azure subscription in which you have administrative-level access.
    Insights to
    monitor a real-
    time service
    Provision an Azure Machine Learning workspace
    Delete Azure
    resources An Azure Machine Learning workspace provides a central place for managing all resources and assets you need
    to train and manage your models. You can interact with the Azure Machine Learning workspace through the
    Studio, Python SDK, and Azure CLI.

    Create the workspace

    To create the Azure Machine Learning workspace and a compute instance, you’ll use the Azure CLI. All necessary
    commands are grouped in a Shell script for you to execute.

    1. In a browser, open the Azure portal at portal.azure.com, signing in with your Microsoft account.
    2. Select the [>_] (Cloud Shell) button at the top of the page to the right of the search box. This opens a Cloud
    Shell pane at the bottom of the portal.
    3. The first time you open the cloud shell, you will be asked to choose the type of shell you want to use (Bash
    or PowerShell). Select Bash.
    4. If you are asked to create storage for your cloud shell, check that the correct subscription is specified and
    select Create storage. Wait for the storage to be created.

    5. In the terminal, enter the following commands to clone this repo:

    ```bash rm -r mslearn-dp100 -f git clone https://github.com/MicrosoftLearning/mslearn-dp100 mslearn-


    dp100

    6. After the repo has been cloned, enter the following commands to change to the folder for this lab and run
    the setup.sh script it contains:

    Code  Copy

    cd mslearn-dp100
    ./setup.sh

    7. Wait for the script to complete - this typically takes around 5-10 minutes.

    Clone the lab materials


    You can use the Notebooks page in Azure Machine Learning studio to run notebooks.

    1. In Azure Machine Learning studio, view the Compute page for your workspace; and on the Compute
    Instances tab, start your compute instance if it is not already running.
    2. Select Terminal under Applications to open a terminal, and ensure that its Compute is set to your
    compute instance and that the current path is the /users/your-user-name folder.

    3. Enter the following command to clone a Git repository containing notebooks, data, and other files to your
    workspace:
    Code  Copy

    git clone https://github.com/MicrosoftLearning/mslearn-dp100 mslearn-dp100

    4. When the command has completed, in the Notebooks pane, click ↻ to refresh the view and verify that a
    new /users/your-user-name/mslearn-dp100 folder has been created. This folder contains multiple .ipynb
    notebook files.

    � Tip: New to Python? Use the Python cheat sheet to understand the code.

    Use Application Insights to monitor a real-time service


    In this exercise, the code to configure application insights for a deployed predictive service is provided in a
    notebook.

    1. In the Notebooks page, browse to the /users/your-user-name/mslearn-dp100 folder where you cloned
    the notebook repository, and open the Monitor a Model notebook.
    2. Then read the notes in the notebook, running each code cell in turn.

    Delete Azure resources


    When you finish exploring Azure Machine Learning, you should delete the resources you’ve created to avoid
    unnecessary Azure costs.

    1. Close the Azure Machine Learning Studio tab and return to the Azure portal.
    2. In the Azure portal, on the Home page, select Resource groups.
    3. Select the rg-dp100-labs resource group.
    4. At the top of the Overview page for your resource group, select Delete resource group.
    5. Enter the resource group name to confirm you want to delete it, and select Delete.

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