Summary
- Hands-on intro to Microsoft Kusto Query Language (KQL), developed by Microsoft for analyzing large-scale data efficiently.
- KQL works like SQL, with entities organized in a hierarchy system comprising databases, tables, and columns for querying and manipulating data in various platforms.
- Basic KQL queries include: retrieving all records from a table, querying a table with order by and sort, deleting records, filtering with boolean operators, using regex, and performing math operations on numeric data.
- KQL queries are performed in Microsoft Sentinel > Logs in Azure Portal, which is one of the many KQL-supported platforms.
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