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Master Azure Databricks

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  • Apr 26, 2025
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Master Azure Databricks  No.1

Master Azure Databricks, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 193 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 72 reviews, and has 545 subscribers.

You will learn about Azure Databricks Fundamentals RDD & PySpark DataFrame Spark Structure Streaming Databricks Advance concept (Delta lake,SQL Warehouse,Security,Devops,Administration) This course is ideal for individuals who are Data Engineering Students & Developers or Bigdata Developer or Python & SQL Developer It is particularly useful for Data Engineering Students & Developers or Bigdata Developer or Python & SQL Developer.

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Summary

Title: Master Azure Databricks

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 193

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 161

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 196

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 164

Original Price: ?1,499

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Azure Databricks Fundamentals
  • RDD & PySpark DataFrame
  • Spark Structure Streaming
  • Databricks Advance concept (Delta lake,SQL Warehouse,Security,Devops,Administration)
  • Who Should Attend

  • Data Engineering Students & Developers
  • Bigdata Developer
  • Python & SQL Developer
  • Target Audiences

  • Data Engineering Students & Developers
  • Bigdata Developer
  • Python & SQL Developer
  • Module 1 :

  • What is Data Pipeline

  • What is Azure databricks

  • Azure Databricks Architecture

  • Azure Account Setup

  • WorkSpace Setup

  • Module 2:

  • Navigate the Workspace

  • Runtimes

  • Clusters

  • Notebooks

  • Libraries

  • Repos

  • Databricks File System (DBFS)

  • DBUTILS

  • Widgets

  • Workflows

  • Metastore – Setup external Metastore

  • Module 3 :

  • What is RDD

  • Creating RDD

  • RDD transformations

  • RDD Actions

  • RDD Joins

  • Pair RDD

  • Broadcast Variables

  • Accumulators

  • Convert RDD to DataFrame

  • Import & Read data

  • Create a table using the UI

  • Create a table in a Notebook

  • Module 4 :

  • Create DataFrames

  • Define Schema

  • Functions

  • Casting Operations

  • Filter Transformation

  • Update, Update ALL & UpdateByName

  • OrderBy & SortBY

  • GroupBy

  • Remove Duplicates

  • Window Functions

  • Date and Timestamp Functions

  • UDF (User Defined Function)

  • JOIN

  • Handle corrupt records using the badRecordsPath

  • File metadata column

  • Module 5 :

  • Read Parquet File

  • Read CSV Files

  • Read JSON Files

  • Read XML Files

  • Read Excel file

  • SQL databases using JDBC

  • Azure blob storage

  • Module 6 :

  • What is Spark Structure Streaming

  • Data Source & Sink

  • Rate & File Source

  • Kafka Source

  • Sink : Console, Memory, File & Custom

  • Build Streaming ETL

  • Stream ETL 1 : Setup Event Hub

  • Streaming ETL 2 : Event Hub Producer

  • Streaming ETL 3 : Integrate Event Hubs with Data Bricks

  • Streaming ETL 4 : Transformation

  • Streaming ETL 5 : Ingest into Azure Data storage

  • Twitter Sentiment Analysis – Introduction

  • Setup Twitter Developer Account

  • Twitter Sentiment Analysis – II

  • Twitter Sentiment Analysis – III

  • Module 7 :

  • Components in Databricks SQL

  • Configuring a SQL Endpoint

  • Creating a Table from a CSV File

  • Create Queries

  • Parameterized Query

  • Query Profile

  • Building Visualization (Table, BAR & PIE )

  • Building Line Chart & Counter Chart

  • Adding Charts to Dashboards

  • Defining a Query Alert

  • Access Control on Databricks SQL Objects

  • Lab: Data Object Access Control

  • Transfer Ownership

  • Access SQL Endpoint from Python

  • Databricks SQL CLI

  • Databricks SQL CLI

  • Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1: Course Structure

    Chapter 2: Azure DataBricks

    Lecture 1: What is Data Pipeline

    Lecture 2: Azure databricks

    Lecture 3: Azure Databricks Architecture

    Lecture 4: Azure Account Setup

    Lecture 5: WorkSpace Setup

    Chapter 3: Workspace, Notebook, Job, DBFS

    Lecture 1: Agenda

    Lecture 2: Navigate the Workspace

    Lecture 3: Databricks Runtimes

    Lecture 4: Clusters Part 1

    Lecture 5: Cluster Part 2

    Lecture 6: Notebooks

    Lecture 7: Libraries

    Lecture 8: Repos for Git integration

    Lecture 9: Databricks File System (DBFS)

    Lecture 10: DBUTILS

    Lecture 11: Widgets

    Lecture 12: Workflows

    Lecture 13: Metastore – Setup external Metastore

    Lecture 14: Metastore – Setup external Metastore II

    Chapter 4: RDD, Database, Tables

    Lecture 1: Agenda

    Lecture 2: RDD Introduction

    Lecture 3: Lab : Creating RDD

    Lecture 4: Lab : RDD transformations

    Lecture 5: Lab :RDD Actions

    Lecture 6: Lab : RDD Joins

    Lecture 7: Lab : Pair RDD

    Lecture 8: Lab : Broadcast Variables

    Lecture 9: Lab : Accumulators

    Lecture 10: Lab : Convert RDD to DataFrame

    Lecture 11: Lab:Import & read data

    Lecture 12: Lab: Create a table using the UI

    Lecture 13: Lab : Create a table in a Notebook

    Chapter 5: DataFrame

    Lecture 1: Agenda

    Lecture 2: What is DataFrame

    Lecture 3: Lab : Create DataFrames

    Lecture 4: Lab : Define Schema

    Lecture 5: Lab : Functions

    Lecture 6: Lab : Casting Operations

    Lecture 7: Lab : Filter Transformation

    Lecture 8: Lab: Update, Update ALL & UpdateByName

    Lecture 9: Lab : OrderBy & SortBY

    Lecture 10: Lab : GroupBy

    Lecture 11: Lab : Remove Duplicates

    Lecture 12: Lab : Window Functions

    Lecture 13: Lab : Date and Timestamp Functions

    Lecture 14: Lab : UDF (User Defined Function)

    Lecture 15: Lab : JOIN

    Lecture 16: Lab : Handle corrupt records using the badRecordsPath

    Lecture 17: Lab:File metadata column

    Chapter 6: Data Source

    Lecture 1: Agenda

    Lecture 2: Lab : Read and Write Parquet File

    Lecture 3: Lab : Read and Write CSV Files

    Lecture 4: Lab : Read and Write JSON Files

    Lecture 5: Lab : Read and Write XML Files

    Lecture 6: Lab : Read and Write Excel file

    Lecture 7: Lab : Read and Write SQL databases using JDBC

    Lecture 8: Lab : Read and Write Azure blob storage

    Chapter 7: Spark Structure Streaming

    Lecture 1: Agenda

    Lecture 2: What is Spark Structure Streaming

    Lecture 3: Data Source & Sink

    Lecture 4: Lab : Rate & File Source

    Lecture 5: Lab : Kafka Source

    Lecture 6: Lab : Sink : Console, Memory, File & Custom

    Lecture 7: Lab : Build Streaming ETL

    Lecture 8: Lab : Setup Event Hub

    Lecture 9: Lab : Event Hub Producer

    Lecture 10: Lab : Integrate Event Hubs with Data Bricks

    Lecture 11: Lab : Transformation

    Lecture 12: Streaming ETL 5 : Ingest into Azure Data storage

    Lecture 13: Twitter Sentiment Analysis – Introduction

    Lecture 14: Setup Twitter Developer Account

    Lecture 15: Twitter Sentiment Analysis – II

    Lecture 16: Twitter Sentiment Analysis – III

    Chapter 8: DataBricks SQL

    Lecture 1: Agenda

    Lecture 2: Components in Databricks SQL

    Lecture 3: Lab : Configuring a SQL Endpoint

    Lecture 4: Lab : Creating a Table from a CSV File

    Lecture 5: Lab : Create Queries

    Lecture 6: Lab : Parameterized Query

    Lecture 7: Lab : Query Profile

    Lecture 8: Lab : Building Visualization (Table, BAR & PIE )

    Lecture 9: Lab : Building Line Chart & Counter Chart

    Lecture 10: Lab : Adding Charts to Dashboards

    Lecture 11: Lab : Defining a Query Alert

    Lecture 12: Lab : Access Control on Databricks SQL Objects

    Lecture 13: Lab: Data Object Access Control

    Lecture 14: Lab : Transfer Ownership

    Lecture 15: Lab : Access SQL Endpoint from Python

    Instructors

  • Master Azure Databricks  No.2
    A. K Kumar
    BigData Architect
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