# The Amazing KQL

**Hello Everyone!** :tada: &#x20;

Thank you for visiting **The Amazing KQL**!&#x20;

I have been learning how to use **KQL** for some time now, I found it so fascinated and decided would like to create a page of my learning journey.

So the first question will be. What is **KQL**?

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**KQL** is from **K**usto **Q**uery **L**anguage
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But again, what is **Kusto Query Language**? Where's the name is coming from? Well, you must read [Rod Trent](https://twitter.com/rodtrent)'s Must Learn KQL series. In [Part 2: Just Above Sea Level](https://azurecloudai.blog/2021/11/18/must-learn-kql-part-2-just-above-sea-level/), he told us his childhood story. Quote from Rod's story:&#x20;

> *KQL is named after Jacques Cousteau* &#x20;

Let's start with our next chapter: **Useful Resources**


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