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    Sean Forgatch
    • Nov 13, 2018
    • 1 min

    Architecting Azure Data Lake

    As the volume, velocity, and variety of data grow, organizations increasingly depend on data lakes for data storage, governance, blending, and analysis. A data lake enables organizations to collect a larger volume and variety of data without the rigidity and overhead of traditional data warehouse architectures. Additionally, data lakes provide a place for data-focused users to experiment with datasets and find value without involving IT or spinning up a large project.  This W

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    Sean Forgatch
    • Nov 13, 2018
    • 1 min

    Exploring Azure Data Lake with VScode

    Microsoft recently released new functionality within VSCode to easily explore the contents of your Azure Data Lake. Previously, your options were to explore the Data Lake Store and U-SQL catalog via. Visual Studio or the Azure Portal. Visual Studio Code(VSCode) is a modern platform where you can develop on a multitude of languages with support for products such as Azure Data Lake Analytics. This blog post can be read on the talavant website here: https://www.talavant.com/expl

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    Sean Forgatch
    • Nov 13, 2018
    • 1 min

    Interactive Queries on ADLS

    Microsoft has recently incorporated the well-renowned Databricks platform into Azure as a 1st class tool. 1st class being natively supported in other tools such as Azure Data Factory. Azure Databricks is a big step forward in the world of big data and data science. It is a unified Apache Spark platform that allows collaboration between Data Scientist and Data Engineers through notebooks that are integrated directly into the application. It allows you to code in  SQL, Scala, R

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