
Explore the fundamentals of cloud computing, including public, private, and hybrid clouds, and the core service models IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS, with examples from Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud.
Explore Microsoft Azure, a cloud computing service, and its web portal for creating servers, storage, and databases. Open a free account and explore the pay as you go model.
Explore Azure Stream Analytics with a focus on real-time vs batch data processing and building streaming jobs. Define inputs, write SQL-like queries, and store results to storage, databases, or reports.
Create an Azure stream analytics job in the portal and configure hosting, location, and resources. Define inputs, outputs, and queries, and explore processing options and user defined functions.
To download the source app present in the link provided in the resources section,
- Click on the link provided in the resources section of this lecture
- it will open a microsoft page, scroll down and you will find a section as Pre requisites, where you will find a link "TelcoGenerator.zip" to download this zip file. Click on this link and the download should start.
Explore built-in window functions in Azure Stream Analytics, including tumbling, hopping, sliding, session, and snapshot windows, and learn how to choose the right window for real-time analytics.
Monitor the stream analytics job in the monitoring section, view input, output, and errors, and use the activity log to diagnose issues such as the storage limit.
Azure Stream Analytics is a real-time analytics and complex event-processing engine that is designed to analyze and process high volumes of fast streaming data from multiple sources simultaneously.
In this crash course, students will learn the fundamentals of stream analytics and also will learn how to create a stream analytics job to process real time data.
All the topics are covered using practical hands on sessions.
Students preparing for Azure Data Engineer Certification (DP-200 & DP-201) will benefit from this course as all the topics for these exams related to stream analytics are covered in this course.