Join Lynn Langit for an in-depth discussion in this video About using cloud services, part of Azure Databricks Essential Training.
- [Instructor] In this course we're going to be working with cloud services. Although you can start with an Azure trial account and that's always a good way to get started. Some of the features that we're going to be looking at do require a premium Azure Databricks account and I'll call those out as we go through this course. Also when you're done studying be sure to turn off and delete unused services so that you're not getting unexpected charges on your Azure bill.
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1/31/2019- Business scenarios for Apache Spark
- Setting up a cluster
- Using Python, R, and Scala notebooks
- Scaling Azure Databricks workflows
- Data pipelines with Azure Databricks
- Machine learning architectures
- Using Azure Databricks for data warehousing
Skill Level Intermediate
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