Summary
In this chapter, we learned how to manage data in Azure Machine Learning using datastores and datasets. We saw how to configure the default datastore that is responsible for storing all assets, logs, models, and more in Azure Machine Learning, as well as other services that can be used as datastores for different types of data.
After creating an Azure Blob storage account and configuring it as a datastore in Azure Machine Learning, we saw different tools to ingest data into Azure, such as Azure Storage Explorer, Azure CLI, and AzCopy, as well as services optimized for data ingestion and transformation, Azure Data Factory and Azure Synapse Spark.
In the subsequent section, we got our hands on datasets. We created file and tabular datasets and learned about direct and registered datasets. Datasets can be passed as a download or a mount to executed scripts, which will automatically track datasets in Azure Machine Learning.
Finally, we learned how to improve predication...