About the Azure Demand Forecasting
The Azure Demand Forecasting diagram will show the architecture of a demand forecast, making it easier for you to predict data consumption, costs, and forecast results. Azure is Microsoft’s cloud computing platform, designed to provide cloud-based services such as remote storage, database hosting, and centralized account management.
Keep reading to learn more about the Azure Demand Forecasting Template.
What is an Azure Demand Forecasting Template
The Azure Demand Forecasting Template, like any other diagram, visually shows the necessary steps for demand forecasting. The Azure Demand Forecasting Template has unique icons categorized into Stencils. Each Stencil focuses on a specific task to make it easier for users to access the right set of icons.
When to use Azure Demand Forecasting Template
You can use the Azure Demand Forecasting Template to predict demand for a product in a retail/online store, forecast hospital visits, and anticipate power consumption.
The Azure Demand Forecasting Template combines several Azure services to provide actionable predictions:
Event Hubs collects real-time consumption data.
Stream Analytics aggregates the streaming data and makes it available for visualization.
Azure SQL Database stores and transforms the consumption data.
Machine Learning implements and executes the forecasting model.
Power BI visualizes the real-time energy consumption and the forecast results.
Finally, Data Factory orchestrates and schedules the entire data flow.
How-To Section:
Here are some of the Stencils and their meaning when implementing the Azure Demand Forecasting Template:
FAQ about Azure Demand Forecasting Template:
How do I make an Azure Demand Forecasting Template?
To make an Azure Demand Forecasting in Miro is easy. You can use our Azure Demand Forecasting Template and customize it as you see fit.
Once you have the diagram structure, you can start adding the icons. You can find the icons under our Azure Icon Set integration.
