What sets Azure Data Factory apart from conventional ETL tools?
Azure Data Factory stands out from other ETL tools as it provides: –
i) Enterprise Readiness: Data integration at Cloud Scale for big data analytics!
ii) Enterprise Data Readiness: There are 90+ connectors supported to get your data from any disparate sources to the Azure cloud!
iii) Code-Free Transformation: UI-driven mapping dataflows.
iv) Ability to run Code on Any Azure Compute: Hands-on data transformations
v) Ability to rehost on-prem services on Azure Cloud in 3 Steps: Many SSIS packages run on Azure cloud.
vi) Making DataOps seamless: with Source control, automated deploy & simple templates.
vii) Secure Data Integration: Managed virtual networks protect against data exfiltration, which, in turn, simplifies your networking.
Data Factory contains a series of interconnected systems that provide a complete end-to-end platform for data engineers. The below snippet summarizes the same.
1 How can we deploy code to higher environments in Data Factory?
At a very high level, we can achieve this with the below set of steps:
Beginner SQL Questions for Data Scientists
Definition-based basic SQL interview questions are commonly asked, and these questions are used by interviewers to quickly gauge your SQL knowledge. Commonly, these questions will lead to more challenging questions.
For example, you might be asked: “What is the difference between an INNER JOIN and a LEFT JOIN”? If you answer correctly, the interviewer might then provide a scenario and ask if you would use the INNER JOIN or LEFT JOIN to solve.
Some of the most common basic SQL questions for data scientists include:
Which assimilation runtime should we employ when using Azure Data Factory to copy data from a local SQL Server instance?
We should have installed the self-hosted assimilation runtime on the onsite machine where the SQL Server Instance is offered to host in order to copy data from an on-premises SQL Database using Azure Data Factory.
What Types of SQL Questions Can You Expect?
Typically, when you are asked to write SQL code, you will be asked to perform a task. Some of the most common tasks you will be asked to demonstrate proficiency with include: