Starting KQL
I have always liked to twiddle with computers and dig around in files. It's time for me to do a career pivot, so I'm teaching myself what computer concepts I can to prepare for further education and a future career. I h
I have always liked to twiddle with computers and dig around in files. It's time for me to do a career pivot, so I'm teaching myself what computer concepts I can to prepare for further education and a future career.
I have to start somewhere, so I have decided to learn KQL. Last week, I started the free curriculum at kc7cyber.com. As of this writing, I have finished 5 modules of 44. I'm not going to go into what everything means just yet, but so far I have learned:
The 9 basic tables that map out an enterprise network.
Core operators like ==, contains, !contains, has, take, distinct, and count.
How to use the let command to define variables.
How to take notes and comment inside the Azure Data Explorer (ADX) interface.
From what I can tell, it's not super different from using filters in Excel, you can just get more specific in what you're looking for.
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