Azure Data Lake for Developers

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Carmel Eve

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01.01-what is azure data lake.mp4

01:13

01.02-prior knowledge.mp4

01:31

02.01-azure storage overview.mp4

05:10

02.02-what does adls add.mp4

03:13

02.03-creating a data lake using the portal.mp4

03:38

02.04-creating a data lake using the cli.mp4

03:04

03.01-what is a hierarchical namespace.mp4

02:26

03.02-what are the benefits of hierarchical namespaces.mp4

03:36

03.03-hierarchical namespaces example.mp4

03:28

04.01-what are the options for accessing data.mp4

02:31

04.02-using the azure blob storage sdk.mp4

10:02

04.03-using spark.mp4

10:02

04.04-using sql serverless.mp4

03:18

05.01-sas tokens.mp4

04:33

05.02-role-based access control.mp4

02:10

05.03-access control lists.mp4

02:36

05.04-access control lists example.mp4

06:33

06.01-more azure data lake resources.mp4

02:03

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If there’s one thing that affects almost every aspect of our lives, it’s data. Personal data, demographic data, weather data, traffic data, and more—these days seemingly everything is analyzed using data. If you’re a developer, the amount of data being collected and used probably has you constantly asking two big questions: 1) How can you securely store this data, and 2) How can you do this without expenses skyrocketing? In this course, Carmel Eve gives you an overview of Azure Data Lake, a cost-effective storage option from Microsoft. Carmel starts with a look at Azure Storage—the technology upon which Azure Data Lake is built—and then discusses the advantages that Azure Data Lake provides on top of the capabilities of Azure Storage, so you know exactly what Azure Data Lake brings to the table. From there, she goes into more detail around hierarchical namespaces, accessing data within Azure Data Lake, and the security model.

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