command 'az timeseriesinsights'= 'CommandNotFoundError: 'timeseriesinsights' is misspelled or not recognized by the system.'

[ksaye]

On page: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/modules/develop-with-azure-digital-twins/route-output-from-azure-digital-twins-to-downstream-services/6-exercise-visualize-data-time-series-insights

It has you run the command

$storage="adtholtsitorage"+(get-random -maximum 10000)
$tsiname=$random+"tsienv"
az storage account create -g $rgname -n $storage --https-only -l $location
$key=$(az storage account keys list -g $rgname -n $storage --query [0].value --output tsv)
az timeseriesinsights environment longterm create -g $rgname -n $tsiname --location $location --sku-name L1 --sku-capacity 1 --data-retention 7 --time-series-id-properties '$dtId' --storage-account-name $storage --storage-management-key $key -l $location

but az timeseriesinsights does not seem to work.

[logcorner]

+1

[howardginsburg]

I updated the scripts needed to build out the TSI instance and plumbing. I don't have permissions to do a pull request, so here it is.

Create a Time Series Insights (TSI) environment

1. The commands below will create a storage account (needed by TSI) and provision the TSI environment

   $storage="adtholtsitorage"+(get-random -maximum 10000)
   $tsiname=$random+"tsienv"
   az storage account create -g $rgname -n $storage --https-only -l $location
   $key=$(az storage account keys list -g $rgname -n $storage --query [0].value --output tsv)
   az tsi environment gen2 create --name '$tsiname' --location $location --resource-group $rgname --sku name="L1" capacity=1 --time-series-id-properties name='$dtId' type=String --warm-store-configuration data-retention=P7D --storage-configuration account-name=$storage management-key=$key

2. After the TSI environment is provisioned, we need to setup an event source. We will use the Event Hub that receives the processed Twin Change events

   $es_resource_id=$(az eventhubs eventhub show -n tsi-event-hub -g $rgname --namespace $ehnamespace --query id -o tsv)
   $shared_access_key=$(az eventhubs namespace authorization-rule keys list -g $rgname --namespace-name $ehnamespace -n RootManageSharedAccessKey --query primaryKey --output tsv)
   az tsi event-source eventhub create --resource-group $rgname --name 'tsieh' --environment-name $tsiname --event-hub-name 'tsi-event-hub' --key-name RootManageSharedAccessKey --shared-access-key $shared_access_key --service-bus-namespace $ehnamespace --event-source-resource-id $es_resource_id --consumer-group-name '$Default' --location $location

3. Finally, configure permissions to access the data in the TSI environment.

   $id=$(az ad user show --id $username --query objectId -o tsv)
   az tsi access-policy create -g $rgname --environment-name $tsiname -n access1 --principal-object-id $id  --description "some description" --roles Contributor Reader

[cranberry13]

The correct time series commands are:

az eventhubs eventhub create --name "tsi-event-hub" --resource-group $rgname --namespace-name $ehnamespace

AND

az eventhubs eventhub authorization-rule create --rights Listen Send --resource-group $rgname --namespace-name $ehnamespace --eventhub-name "tsi-event-hub" --name

AND

az tsi environment gen2 create --name $t siname --location $location --resource-group $rgname --sku name="L1" capacity=1 --time-series-id-properties name ='$dtId' type=String --warm-store-configuration data-retention=P7D --storage-configuration account-name=$storage management-key=$key