Azure Analysis service is available now for business and users can connect to the SSAS Tabular model using analytical tools such as Power BI, Excel etc.
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Model and shape virtually any data of any size
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Provide secured access, anytime from virtually anywhere
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Visualize your data using your favorite data visualization tool
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Get started quickly without the need to manage infrastructure
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Scale resources to match your business needs
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Govern, deploy, test and deliver your BI solution with confidence
Currently available pricing tiers:
Step1: Create Azure Analysis Service
Step2: Create an Azure SQL DB
Step3: Connect Azure Analysis Service using Visual Studio
Step4: Select Databases/SQL Server Analysis Services and then connect
Cheers!
Uma
Model and shape virtually any data of any size
Provide secured access, anytime from virtually anywhere
Visualize your data using your favorite data visualization tool
Get started quickly without the need to manage infrastructure
Scale resources to match your business needs
Govern, deploy, test and deliver your BI solution with confidence
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