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## Pre-requisites
* SQL Server big data cluster CTP 2.3 or later
* `mssqlctl` CLI familiarity
If you are unfamiliar with `mssqlctl` please refer to - [App Deployment in SQL Server big data cluster](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/big-data-cluster/big-data-cluster-create-apps?view=sqlallproducts-allversions) for more information.
* `mssqlctl` CLI familiarity. If you are unfamiliar with `mssqlctl` please refer to - [App Deployment in SQL Server big data cluster](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/big-data-cluster/big-data-cluster-create-apps?view=sqlallproducts-allversions) for more information.
* Tip
**mssqlctl app -h** will display the various commands to manage the app
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### Python
These samples demonstrates how you can deploy a simple Python app into SQL Server big data cluster as container app as web service that is swagger compliant for building your application.
__[addpy](addpy/)__
__[magic8ball](magic8ball/)__
|Sample|Description|
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|__[addpy](addpy/)__|This sample takes two numbers and returns the sum|
|__[magic8ball](magic8ball/)__|Runs a (Magic 8-Ball)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_8-Ball]|
### R
These samples demonstrates how you can deploy a simple R app into SQL Server big data cluster as container app as web service that is swagger compliant for building your application.
__[RollDice](RollDice/)__
This sample demonstrates the use of data frames
|Sample|Description|
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|__[RollDice](RollDice/)__|This sample demonstrates the use of data frames by rolling dices|
### MLeap
__[mleap](mleap/)__
This sample demonstrates how you use a MLeap bundle (a Spark model serialized in this format) and run it outside of Spark. The sample is based on the MLeap sample available here http://mleap-docs.combust.ml/mleap-serving/. We are using the MLeap Serving container that is published in Docker Hub. The MLeap Serving is deployed as container in SQL Server big data cluster as a container app with a web service that takes the Leap Frame as the input.
|Sample|Description|
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|__[mleap](mleap/)__|This sample demonstrates how you use a MLeap bundle (a Spark model serialized in this format) and run it outside of Spark. The sample is based on the MLeap sample available here http://mleap-docs.combust.ml/mleap-serving/. We are using the MLeap Serving container that is published in Docker Hub. The MLeap Serving is deployed as container in SQL Server big data cluster as a container app with a web service that takes the Leap Frame as the input.|
### Sql Server Integration Services
__[SSIS](SSIS/)__
This sample demonstrates how you can run SSIS applications as a containerized application leveraging the cron capability in Kubernetes. This example uses a Data Transformation Services Package File Format (DTSX) file developed using Visual Studio that, when executed, takes a database backup. This will run as a cron job which creates the backups every minute. Please follow the `README.md` for detailed instructions.
|Sample|Description|
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|__[SSIS](SSIS/)__|This sample demonstrates how you can run SSIS applications as a containerized application leveraging the cron capability in Kubernetes. This example uses a Data Transformation Services Package File Format (DTSX) file developed using Visual Studio that, when executed, takes a database backup. This will run as a cron job which creates the backups every minute. Please follow the `README.md` for detailed instructions.|