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Sourcing Data in Microsoft Azure

This course targets software developers looking to source data from inside and outside of the cloud. The content will also showcase methods and tools available using Microsoft Azure.

Beginner
1h 12m
(12)

Created by Jared Rhodes

Last Updated Dec 11, 2019

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Sourcing Data in Microsoft Azure

This course targets software developers looking to source data from inside and outside of the cloud. The content will also showcase methods and tools available using Microsoft Azure.

Beginner
1h 12m
(12)

Created by Jared Rhodes

Last Updated Dec 11, 2019

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What you'll learn

The cloud has nearly infinite compute power for processing. In this course, Sourcing Data in Microsoft Azure, you'll learn foundational knowledge of data types, data policy, and finding data. First, you'll learn how to register data sources with Azure Data Catalog. Next, you'll discover how to extract, transform, and load data with Azure Data Factory. Finally, you'll explore how to set up data processing with Azure HD Insight. When you're finished with this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge of the tools and processes needed to source data in Microsoft Azure. Software required: Microsoft Azure portal.

Sourcing Data in Microsoft Azure
Beginner
1h 12m
(12)
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Jared Rhodes is a Microsoft MVP for Azure focusing on Edge, Mobile, Cloud, and AI trying to find the subsection and make them work together.

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