Experience Lab is an automated, end-to-end deployment accelerator for Microsoft Azure Data Manager for Energy that provides easy, fast deployments with sample dataset(s) for learning, testing, demo and training purposes for customers and partners.
Experience Lab makes it easy to create a Developer Tier instance of Azure Data Manager for Energy. It includes a simple web UI to perform basic management tasks like the creation of users and legal tags, and performing data load of standard, sample data sets. It also includes integration with Power BI Desktop to perform data validation and visualization of loaded data.
It therefore allows even the audience that is not deeply technical to be able to create fully configured, data-loaded instances of Azure Data Manager for Energy quickly, with ease.
Experience Lab is only recommended for non-production use cases. It is open source, so that our customers and partners can freely use it and extend it to their bespoke use cases, including automation of deploying their own applications with Azure Data Manager for Energy.
- Experience Lab must be deployed in a region currently supported by Azure Data Manager for Energy.
- The default installation script for the Experience Lab control plane requires the following privileges:
- Owner, Service Administrator, Co-Administrator, or Contributor + User Access Administrator at the subscription level.
- Permission to register an application with your Azure AD tenant.
Use the button below to deploy the Experience Lab Control Plane to your Azure Subscription. Further instructions are in /control-plane
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