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Big Data Engineering Project: PySpark, Databricks and Azure
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Big Data Engineering Project: PySpark, Databricks and Azure

Explore Azure Big Data Tools: ADLS Gen2, ADF, Databricks, PySpark for Book Recommendations Systems Project
Last updated 10/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Setting up Azure resources for big data projects.
  • Utilizing Azure Data Factory for pipeline creation.
  • Configuring Azure Databricks for efficient data processing.
  • Performing hands-on data analysis with PySpark.
  • Implementing storage authorization and dataset loading.
  • Building a comprehensive book recommendation system.
  • Exploring practical data preprocessing techniques.

Course content

1 section14 lectures1h 23m total length
  • Introduction To The Project2:36
  • Introduction to Big Data10:23
  • Understanding Distributed File Systems Architecture7:11
  • Azure Free Trail Signup3:36
  • Azure Resource Group Setup Guide2:27
  • ADLS Gen2 Storage Account Creation3:10
  • Setup ADLS Gen2 Storage Container1:55
  • Create Azure Data Factory Pipeline10:09
  • Azure Databricks Instance Configuration5:26
  • PySpark: Storage Authorization & Dataset Loading5:48
  • PySpark Data Analysis Part 18:41
  • PySpark Data Analysis Part 214:49
  • Building Book Recommendation System ML Model7:09
  • Download The Project Files0:01

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of big data.

Description

In today’s data-driven world, the demand for skilled Data Engineers and Big Data professionals has skyrocketed. Organizations across industries are generating massive volumes of data and require robust, scalable solutions to process, store, and analyze this data. As a result, Data Engineering has emerged as one of the most critical and in-demand fields within tech, offering lucrative career opportunities and job stability.

This End-to-End Data Engineering Portfolio Project provides hands-on experience with key technologies such as PySpark, Azure Databricks, Azure Data Factory, Azure Data Lake Storage (Gen 2),  and Azure Cloud—all essential tools for building scalable data pipelines and working with big data. The project is designed to help you develop real-world skills in data ingestion, processing, and transformation, while also showcasing your ability to create a cloud-based book recommendation system using modern data engineering principles.

Why Learn Data Engineering and Big Data?

  • High Demand and Lucrative Salaries: Data engineers are among the top-paid tech professionals. According to industry reports, average salaries range from $100,000 to $150,000+ depending on location and experience. The demand for big data skills is only increasing as companies continue to invest in data-driven decision-making.

  • Future-Proof Career: With the rise of cloud computing, IoT, and AI, data engineering skills are projected to be in demand for the foreseeable future. As organizations scale their data capabilities, experts in managing and engineering big data will be critical.

  • Diverse Applications: Data engineering isn’t just limited to tech companies. From finance to healthcare, retail to government, data engineers work across all sectors to implement data-driven strategies.

Project Highlights:

  • PySpark for distributed data processing, allowing for efficient handling of large datasets.

  • Azure Databricks for unified data analytics, making collaboration between data engineers and data scientists easier.

  • Azure Cloud for scalable infrastructure, leveraging cloud-native services for cost efficiency and performance optimization.

  • End-to-End Pipeline Development: This project involves everything from data ingestion and transformation to building a fully functional book recommendation engine.

This project is perfect for anyone looking to break into the field of data engineering or further hone their big data skills. It will not only provide a strong technical foundation but also demonstrate your ability to work on real-world problems, helping you stand out to potential employers.

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who wants to build big data project.