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Data Engineering with Databricks Cookbook - Build effective data and AI solutions using Apache Spark Databricks and Delta Lake - cover

Data Engineering with Databricks Cookbook - Build effective data and AI solutions using Apache Spark Databricks and Delta Lake

Pulkit Chadha

Editorial: Packt Publishing

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Written by a Senior Solutions Architect at Databricks, Data Engineering with Databricks Cookbook will show you how to effectively use Apache Spark, Delta Lake, and Databricks for data engineering, starting with comprehensive introduction to data ingestion and loading with Apache Spark.
What makes this book unique is its recipe-based approach, which will help you put your knowledge to use straight away and tackle common problems. You’ll be introduced to various data manipulation and data transformation solutions that can be applied to data, find out how to manage and optimize Delta tables, and get to grips with ingesting and processing streaming data. The book will also show you how to improve the performance problems of Apache Spark apps and Delta Lake. Advanced recipes later in the book will teach you how to use Databricks to implement DataOps and DevOps practices, as well as how to orchestrate and schedule data pipelines using Databricks Workflows. You’ll also go through the full process of setup and configuration of the Unity Catalog for data governance.
By the end of this book, you’ll be well-versed in building reliable and scalable data pipelines using modern data engineering technologies.
Disponible desde: 31/05/2024.
Longitud de impresión: 438 páginas.

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