Azure Data Platform End2End - 2day

Azure Data Platform End-to-End
Implement a Modern Data Platform Architecture
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Course Objectives
• We will understand Cloud and Big Data concepts and technologies used to solve the most common
advanced analytics problems
• We will understand the role of Microsoft Azure data services in a modern data platform architecture
• We will look at individual Azure Data Services and use them to implement a modern data platform
reference architecture
• We will have a ARM template of a data platform that will enable us to solve most of our data challenges
Important Reminder
• The modern data platform architecture proposed in this course aims to help with your technology
decisions when architecting data solutions in Azure.
• The Azure services covered in this course are only a subset of a much larger family of data services.
Some real-world data scenarios may require the use of services not included in this course.
• This course does not replace in-depth training on each Azure service covered today.
• Some concepts presented in this course can be quite complex and you may need to seek for more
information from different sources.
Modern Data Platform Reference Architecture
Load and Ingest Process
Stream Datasets
λ Lambda Architecture and Real-time
Stream Dashboards
Hot Path
V=Velocity Business User
Real Time
IoT devices, sensors, gadgets Analytics
(loosely-typed) Event Hubs Stream Analytics
Cold Path
History and
Trend Analysis
Non-structured Cognitive Services Analytics

V=Variety Power BI Premium
Azure ML
images, video, audio, free text
(no structure)
Build and Score

ML models
Semi-Structured Data Factory Azure Data Lake Gen2 Databricks CosmosDB Application
V=Volume
csv, logs, json, xml Scheduled / event-
triggered data ingestion
(loosely-typed) Integrate big data
Fast load
data with scenarios with
Polybase/ traditional data
ParquetDirect warehouse
Enterprise-grade
semantic model
Relational Databases
(strongly-typed, structured) Azure Synapse Analytics Power BI Premium Analytics
Store Serve
Lab Guide Azure Data Platform End2End Lab 1: Load Data into Azure Synapse Analytics using Azure Data Factory Pipelines
Lab 2: Transform Big Data using Azure Data Factory Mapping Data Flows
Lab Architecture Lab 3: Explore Big Data with Azure Databricks

Lab 4: Add AI to your Big Data pipeline with Cognitive Services
Lab 5: Ingest and Analyse Real-Time Data with Event Hubs and Stream Analytics
Azure Data Platform

Resource Group
5
ADPLogicApp 1 ADPEventHubs-suffix 3 SynapseStreamAnalytics-suffix
Logic App Event Hubs Event Hubs
4
2 5 6
ADPCosmosDB-suffix
Azure CosmosDB
1 2
3
PowerBI
MDWResources SynapseDataFactory-suffix SynapseDataLakesuffix ADPDatabricks
Power BI Desktop/
Storage Account Azure Data Factory Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 Azure Databricks
Workspace
1 2 1
2
ADPComputerVision
4 Computer Vision API
3
operationalsql-suffix\NYCDataSets SynapseDataFactory-suffix
Azure SQL Database Azure Data Factory
1
RDP Connection 3 2
or
Azure Bastion
ADPDesktop
Virtual Machine
4
synapsesql-suffix\SynapseDW
Student͛s Azure Synapse Analytics
Computer 4
ADPVirtualNetwork
Virtual Network
The modern data world out there
I tried to understand it, but…
No-SQL Databricks
Storm Data Catalog
IoT PaaS vs IaaS
Hadoop Power BI Streaming
Deep Learning Machine Learning
Predictive Data Mart SMP vs MPP
ETL vs ELT
Data Visualisation Prescriptive
Data Warehouse
Data Lake Master Data
Big Data Data Factory Cloud vs On-prem
Data Quality Velocity, Variety and Volume
Semantic Layer Spark AI
The modern data estate
LOB CRM Graph Image Social IoT
Hybrid
Operational databases Operational databases
Data warehouses Data warehouses
Data lakes Data lakes
Reason over any data, anywhere Flexibility of choice Security and performance
The Microsoft offering
LOB CRM Graph Image Social IoT
Hybrid
Easiest lift and shift
with no code changes
SQL Server Azure Data Services
Industry leader 4 years in a row Operational databases Operational databases 70% faster
#1 TPC-H performance Data warehouses Data warehouses 2x the global reach
T-SQL query over any data Data lakes Data lakes 99.9% SLA
AI built-in | Most secure | Lowest TCO
Reason over any data, anywhere Flexibility of choice Security and performance
The Azure data landscape
SQL
Azure Data Azure Import/Export

Factory service Azure SQL DB Azure Cosmos DB Azure Synapse Analytics Azure Analysis Services Power BI
>_
10
Azure CLI Azure SDK 01
Azure Blob Storage Azure Data Lake Azure Azure Azure ML ML Server Azure
Store HDInsight Databricks Databricks
Azure IoT Hub Azure event hubs
Azure Stream Azure Azure Bot service Cognitive services

Azure Search Azure Data Catalog Analytics HDInsight Databricks
Kafka on Azure HDInsight
NSG
Azure ExpressRoute Azure Active Directory Azure network Azure key Operations Azure Functions Visual Studio
security groups management service Management Suite
The Azure Big Data landscape
SQL
Azure Data Azure Import/Export

Factory service Azure SQL DB Azure Cosmos DB Azure Synapse Analytics Azure Analysis Services Power BI
>_
10
Azure CLI Azure SDK 01
Azure Blob Storage Azure Data Lake Azure Azure Azure ML ML Server Azure
Store HDInsight Databricks Databricks
Azure IoT Hub Azure event hubs
Azure Stream Azure Azure Bot service Cognitive services

Azure Search Azure Data Catalog Analytics HDInsight Databricks
Kafka on Azure HDInsight
NSG
Azure ExpressRoute Azure Active Directory Azure network Azure key Operations Azure Functions Visual Studio
security groups management service Management Suite
Our job, pretty much
Azure Data Architecture Guide
Valuable collection of architecture principles to help you with your technology choices
https://aka.ms/adag
Azure Architecture Solutions
Collection of reference architectures for most common challenges
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/solutions/architecture/
Modern Data Platform Solution Scenarios
Big Data and advanced analytics
SQL
Modern data warehousing Advanced analytics Real-time analytics
“We want to integrate all our data “We’re trying to predict when “We’re trying to get insights
—including Big Data—with our our customers churn” from our devices in real-time”
data warehouse”
Modern Data Platform Concepts
Part I
IaaS vs PaaS vs SaaS
On Premises Infrastructure Platform Software
Physical / Virtual as a Service (IaaS) as a Service (PaaS) as a Service (SaaS)
You manage
Applications Applications Applications Applications
resilient & manage

You scale, make resilient and manage
You scale, make

Data Data Data Data
management by Microsoft
Runtime Runtime Runtime Runtime
Scale, Resilience and

Middleware Middleware Middleware Middleware
management by Microsoft
Scale, Resilience and
O/S O/S O/S O/S
Virtualization Virtualization Virtualization Virtualization
Managed by
Microsoft
Servers Servers Servers Servers
Storage Storage Storage Storage
Networking Networking Networking Networking
Azure Azure
Virtual Machines Cloud Services
What is a Data Warehouse?
A data warehouse is a large collection of business data used to help an organization make decisions. Data in the
Data Warehouse has been identified as valuable to specifically defined business cases and is stored in a structured
way readily available for reporting and data analysis.
It is not an Operational Database
Different workload types: transactional (DB) versus analytics (DW)
It is not a Data Lake
These are different concepts, they can co-exist and they compliment each other
It is not a Data Mart
A data mart is a subject-oriented database populated from a subset of the Data Warehouse
Modern Data Warehousing
Modern data warehousing
The modern data warehouse extends the scope of the data warehouse to
serve Big Data that’s prepared with techniques beyond relational ETL
SQL
data warehouse”
Modern data warehousing pattern
LOB
CRM
BI + Reporting
INGEST STORE PREP MODEL & SERVE
(& store)
Graph
Advanced Analytics
Image
Social Data orchestration Big data store Transform & Clean Data warehouse
and monitoring
AI
IoT
SQL Server and Azure SQL Database
Data platform continuum
Shared lower cost
PaaS & SaaS

Azure SQL Database
Virtualized Database
IaaS
SQL Server in Azure VM
Virtualized Machines
Virtual
SQL Server Private Cloud
Virtualized Machine + Appliance
Dedicated higher cost
Physical
SQL Server
Physical Machine (raw iron)
Higher administration Lower administration

SQL Server 2019 big data, analytics, and AI
Data virtualization Managed SQL Server, Spark, Complete AI platform
and data lake
Admin portal and management services

Analytics Apps
T-SQL Integrated AD-based security
REST API containers
for models
SQL Server External Tables SQL

Server Spark
SQL Server Spark &
ML Services Spark ML
Compute pools and data pools
Scalable, shared storage (HDFS)

Open NoSQL Relational HDFS External data HDFS
database databases sources
connectivity
Combine data from many sources without Store high volume data in a data lake and access Easily feed integrated data from many sources to
moving or replicating it it easily using either SQL or Spark your model training
Scale out compute and caching to boost Management services, admin portal, and Ingest and prep data and then train, store, and
performance integrated security make it all easy to manage operationalize your models all in one system
Azure SQL Database deployment option
Azure SQL Database
Single Elastic Pool Managed Instance

Database-scoped deployment option with Shared resource model optimized for greater Instance-scoped deployment option with high
predictable workload performance efficiency of multi-tenant applications compatibility with SQL Server and full PaaS benefits
Best for apps that require resource Best for SaaS apps with multiple databases that can share Best for modernization at scale with
guarantee at database level resources at database level, achieving better cost efficiency low friction and effort
General Purpose
Service Tiers
Business Critical
Hyperscale
Serverless
Azure SQL Managed Instance
Enable full isolation from other tenants without VNET support in SQL Database Managed Instance
resource sharing
Promote secure communication over private IP
addresses with native VNET integration
Enable your on-premise identities on cloud
instances, through integration with Azure Active
Directory and AD Connect
Combine the best of SQL Server with the
benefits of a fully-managed service
Use familiar SQL Server features in SQL
Database Managed Instance
Azure Data Factory
Azure Data Factory
Hybrid data integration service for enabling code-free ETL
Industry leading Visual Hybrid Pay only for what Managed SSIS
data ingestion No Code you use
Productive & trusted hybrid data integration service

that simplifies ETL with any data, from any source, at scale.
Command and Control
Data
UX & SDK
Data Factory
Authoring | Monitoring/Mgmt A data integration account.
Location of orchestration, service metadata
Azure Data Factory v2 Service
Scheduling | Orchestration | Monitoring
Pipeline SSIS
Package
Integration Runtime (IR)
ADF’s execution engine
- Azure Integration Runtime
- Self-Hosted Integration Runtime
- SSIS Integration Runtime
Three core capabilities:

Azure
Self Hosted Integration • data movement
Integration Runtime
Runtime • pipeline activity execution
Azure Svcs
• SSIS package execution
On Prem Apps &
Data
Cloud & SaaS
Orchestration @ Scale
Trigger Pipeline foreach (…)
On demand Activity Activity

Schedule
Data Window Activity Activity
Event
Activity
Self-hosted Azure
Integration Runtime Integration Runtime
LEGEND
Linked Command and Control
On-prem Azure Services
Service Apps & Data Data
Azure Data Factory Data Flows
No-code data transformation and preparation @ scale
Mapping Dataflow Wrangling Dataflow
Code free data transformation @scale Code free data preparation @scale
Azure Synapse Analytics
Integrated data platform for BI, AI and continuous intelligence
Designed for analytics workloads
Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning / Internet of Things
at any scale
Intelligent Apps / Business Intelligence
SaaS developer experiences for
code free and code first
Experience Azure Synapse Analytics Studio
Multiple languages suited to
Platform Languages different analytics workloads
MANAGE MENT
SQL Python .NET Java Scala R
Integrated analytics runtimes
Form Factors
available provisioned and
SECURITY
P ROVISIONE D ON- DEM AND serverless on-demand
SQL Analytics offering T-SQL for
Analytics Runtimes
MONITORING
batch, streaming and interactive
processing
SQL Spark for big data processing with
ME TASTORE Python, Scala, R and .NET
DATA INTE GRATION
Integrated platform services
for, management, security,
monitoring, and metastore
Azure Common Data Model
Data Lake Storage Enterprise Security Data lake integrated and
Optimized for Analytics Common Data Model aware
Azure Synapse Analytics MPP Architecture
Cores Memory Cores Memory Cores Memory
NVMe SSD NVMe SSD NVMe SSD

Compute
Cache TempDB Cache TempDB Cache TempDB

Remote storage
Data
Snapshot backups
Log
Table Distributions
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[FactInternetSales]
Round-robin distributed (
Distributes table rows evenly across all [ProductKey] int NOT NULL,
distributions at random.
[OrderDateKey] int NOT NULL,
Hash distributed [CustomerKey] int NOT NULL,
[PromotionKey] int NOT NULL,
Distributes table rows across the Compute [SalesOrderNumber] nvarchar(20) NOT NULL,
nodes by using a deterministic hash [OrderQuantity] smallint NOT NULL,
function to assign each row to one [UnitPrice] money NOT NULL,
distribution. [SalesAmount] money NOT NULL
)
Replicated WITH
(
Full copy of table accessible on each CLUSTERED COLUMNSTORE INDEX,
Compute node. DISTRIBUTION = HASH([ProductKey]) |
ROUND ROBIN |
REPLICATED
);
Polybase
Data ingestion using external data sources -- Create Azure DataLake Gen2 Storage reference
CREATE EXTERNAL DATA SOURCE AzureStorage with
(
TYPE = HADOOP,
LOCATION='abfss://<container>@<storageaccnt>.blob.core.windows.net' ,
CREDENTIAL = AzureStorageCredential –- not required if using

Overview managed identity
);
Polybase supports querying files stored in -- Type of format in Hadoop (CSV, RCFILE , ORC, PARQUET).
a Hadoop File System (HDFS), Azure Blob CREATE EXTERNAL FILE FORMAT TextFileFormat WITH
storage, or Azure Data Lake Store. (
FORMAT_TYPE = DELIMITEDTEXT,
To query files, users create three objects: FORMAT_OPTIONS (FIELD_TERMINATOR ='|', USE_TYPE_DEFAULT =
TRUE)
External data source, external file format, )
external table. -- LOCATION: path to file or directory that contains data
CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE [dbo].[CarSensor_Data]
(
[SensorKey] int NOT NULL,
[Speed] float NOT NULL,
[YearMeasured] int NOT NULL
)
WITH (LOCATION='/Demo/’, DATA_SOURCE = AzureStorage,
FILE_FORMAT = TextFileFormat
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Lab 1: Load data into Azure Synapse
Analytics using Azure Data Factory
Pipelines
Lab 1
Load data into Azure Synapse Analytics using Azure Data Factory Pipelines
Business User
Data Factory Azure Data Lake Gen2

Scheduled / event-
Fast load
data with
Polybase/
ParquetDirect
Enterprise-grade
semantic model
Store Serve
Lab 1
Azure Data Platform
Lab Architecture Resource Group
PowerBI
MDWResources SynapseDataLakesuffix
Power BI Desktop/
Storage Account Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2
Workspace
1
RDP Connection 3
or
Azure Bastion
ADPDesktop
Virtual Machine
Computer 4
ADPVirtualNetwork
Virtual Network
Part II
TY
CI
The Modern Data Problem
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How to derive value from data:
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What happened historically?
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What is happening now? Str u ctur
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What is going to happen?
Each dimension of data is red

st r uctu
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constantly expanding
VAR
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What is a Data Lake?
It is a central storage repository that holds data coming from many sources in a raw, granular format. It can store
structured, semi-structured, or unstructured data, which means data ingested quickly and can be kept in a
more flexible format for future use cases.
• Schema-on-read • Quickly ingest high • Data Governance

Characteristics
Best Practices
Benefits
(ELT) volumes of diverse needed to avoid
• Collection of data, data structures Data Swamp
not a platform • Enable advanced • Security
• Perfect place for analytics and data considerations
evolving data exploration • Design your Data
• Scalability and Lake
storage cost • Metadata
reduction management
Data Warehouse or Data Lake?
Answer: both.
Data Warehouse Data Lake

Requirements Relational requirements Diverse data, scalability, low cost
Data Value Data of recognised high value Candidate data of potential value
Data Processing Mostly refined calculated data Mostly detailed source data
Business Entities Known entities, tracked over time Raw material for discovering entities and facts
Data Standards Data conforms to enterprise standards Fidelity to original format and condition
Data Integration Data integration upfront Data prep on demand
Transformation Data transformed, in principle Data repurposed later, as needs arise
Schema Definition Schema-on-write Schema-on-read
Metadata Management Metadata improvement Metadata developed on read
Data Lake Design Considerations
Data Lake Zones Data Governance Considerations
Transient Landing Zone Security and Compliance
Temporary storage of data to meet regulatory and quality control Access Control at Folder/File level
requirements. Limited access. May not be required depending on Encryption at rest
requirements.
Metadata Management
Raw Zone
Data Quality
Original source of data ready for consumption. Metadata publicly
available but access to data still limited. Metadata Management
Trusted Zone Lifecycle Management
Standardized and enriched datasets ready for consumption to those
with appropriate role-based access. Metadata available to all.
Curated/Refined Zone
Data transformed from Trusted Zone to meet specific business
requirements.
Sandbox Zone
Playground for Data Scientists for ad hoc exploratory use cases.
Data Lake Design Example
Data Lake Zone
Business Area
Source System
Entity Name
Year
Month
Data Files (standard naming convention)
Source: https://www.sqlchick.com/entries/2019/1/20/faqs-about-organizing-a-data-lake
Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2
A “no-compromises” Data Lake: Secure, performant and massively-scalable
A Data Lake that brings together the cost and scale of object storage with the performance and analytics feature set of data lake storage
Fast Manageable Secure Scalable Cost effective Integration ready

Atomic file operations Automated Lifecycle Policy Support for fine-grained No limits on data Object store pricing levels Optimized for Spark and Hadoop
mean jobs complete Management ACLs, protecting data at the store size Analytic Engines
faster file and folder level File system operations
Object Level tiering Global footprint minimize transactions Tightly integrated with Azure end
Multi-layered protection via (50 regions) required for job completion to end analytics solutions
at-rest Storage Service
encryption & Azure Active Multiprotocol access
Directory integration
Single service
High performance HDFS Endpoint to Azure Blob Storage
ADLS Gen2 API Blob API
Hierarchical file system

File Data Unstructured Object Data
Hadoop Filesystem, File and Folder Server Backups, Archive Storage, Semi-
Hierarchy, Granular ACLs structured Data
Security Performance Scale and cost effectiveness
Common Blob storage foundation
Common SDK, Tools, Control Plane Object Tiering and Lifecycle AAD integration, RBAC, Storage HA/DR support through ZRS and RA-
Policy Management account security GRS
Lab 2: Transform Big Data using
Azure Data Factory Mapping Data
Flows
Lab 2
Transform Big Data using Azure Data Factory Mapping Data Flows
Business User
Semi-Structured Data Factory Azure Data Lake Gen2

V=Volume
csv, logs, json, xml Scheduled / event-
(loosely-typed)
Fast load
data with
Polybase/
ParquetDirect
Enterprise-grade
semantic model
Store Serve
Lab 2
Lab Architecture Azure Data Platform
Resource Group
PowerBI
MDWResources SynapseDataFactory-suffix SynapseDataLakesuffix
Power BI Desktop/
Storage Account Azure Data Factory Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2
Workspace
1 2
3
1
RDP Connection 3
or
Azure Bastion
ADPDesktop
Virtual Machine
4
Computer 4
ADPVirtualNetwork
Virtual Network
Advanced Analytics
Advanced analytics
Advanced analytics goes beyond the traditional business intelligence (BI) and uses mathematical, probabilistic,
and statistical modeling techniques to enable predictive processing and automated decision making.
SQL
data warehouse”
Part III
Hadoop and Spark in Azure
Open Source Apache Projects for Big Data Compute
It was the original open-source framework for distributed Effective, fast, general-purpose unified cluster computing framework with
processing and analysis of big data sets on clusters. high-level APIs in Java, Scala, Python and R.
Read/write from disk. In-memory processing.
Economical batch mode. Fast, interactive data processing.

Linear processing of huge datasets. Streaming and Machine Learning Support
Azure HDInsight is a managed, full-spectrum, open-source analytics service for enterprises
Apache Spark Value Proposition
• Run programs up to • Write applications • Includes higher-level • Apache Project
Open
Unified and integrated analytics model
Performance
Productivity
100x faster than Hadoop quickly in Scala or libraries in integrated • Contributors: 50
MapReduce in memory Python, Java framework companies and over
• 10x faster on disk • Over 80 high-level • Combine SQL, 400 developers,
• Useful for real-time and operators that make it streaming, graph growing
batch processing easy to build parallel processing
apps • Runs on Hadoop (Yarn,
• Use interactively from Mesos), standalone, or
the Scala and Python in the cloud
shells • Diverse data sources
including HDFS (CSV,
JSON, etc.), Azure
Storage, Cosmos DB,
Azure SQL Data
Warehouse, Parquet,
JDBC
Azure Databricks
Azure Databricks
A fast, easy and collaborative Apache® Spark™ based analytics platform optimized for Azure
Best of Databricks Best of Microsoft
Designed in collaboration with the founders of Apache Spark
One-click set up; streamlined workflows
Interactive workspace that enables collaboration between data scientists, data engineers, and business analysts.
Native integration with Azure services (Power BI, SQL DW, Cosmos DB, ADLS, Azure Storage, Azure Data Factory,
Azure AD, Event Hub, IoT Hub, HDInsight Kafka, SQL DB)
Enterprise-grade Azure security (Active Directory integration, compliance, enterprise-grade SLAs)
Azure Databricks
Azure Databricks
Collaborative Workspace
IoT / streaming data Machine learning models
DATA ENGINEER DATA SCIENTIST BUSINESS ANALYST
Deploy Production Jobs & Workflows

BI tools
Cloud storage
MULTI-STAGE PIPELINES JOB SCHEDULER NOTIFICATION & LOGS
Data warehouses
Optimized Databricks Runtime Engine Data exports
Hadoop storage
DATABRICKS I/O APACHE SPARK SERVERLESS Rest APIs
Data warehouses
Enhance Productivity Build on secure & trusted cloud Scale without limits
Azure Databricks Deployment
Managed Attached Azure Workspace Workspace

Cluster Node(s) BLOB (DBFS) VNET NSG rules
Resource Group
Azure Portal
Integrate with other Azure Services
Azure BLOBs Data Lake

Notebooks
Azure
Databricks
Workspace Run on Event Hub IOT Hub Kafka
Clusters
Cosmos DB SQL DW
Jobs
Azure Resource Interact using UI or Azure Databricks REST API Data Factory
Manager APIs
Azure Databricks Clusters
Driver Program
SparkContext
 Azure Databricks clusters are the set of Azure Linux VMs that
host the Spark Worker and Driver Nodes
Cluster Manager
 Your Spark application code (i.e. Jobs) runs on the provisioned
clusters.
Worker Node Worker Node Worker Node
 Azure Databricks clusters are launched in your subscription—
but are managed through the Azure Databricks portal. Cache Cache
Cache
 Azure Databricks provides a comprehensive set of graphical
Task Task Task
wizards to manage the complete lifecycle of clusters—from
creation to termination.
Data Sources (HDFS, SQL, NoSQL, …)

Azure Databricks Notebooks
Notebooks are a popular way to develop, and run, Spark Applications
Notebooks are not only for authoring Spark applications but can be run/executed
directly on clusters
• Shift+Enter
• click the at the top right of the cell in a notebook
• Submit via Job
Fine grained permissions support so they can be securely shared with colleagues for
collaboration
Notebooks are well-suited for prototyping, rapid development, exploration, discovery
and iterative development
With Azure Databricks notebooks you have a default language but you can mix multiple languages in the same notebook:
%python Allows you to execute python code in a notebook (even if that notebook is not python)
%sql Allows you to execute sql code in a notebook (even if that notebook is not sql).
%r Allows you to execute r code in a notebook (even if that notebook is not r).
%scala Allows you to execute scala code in a notebook (even if that notebook is not scala).
%sh Allows you to execute shell code in your notebook.
%fs Allows you to use Databricks Utilities - dbutils filesystem commands.
%md To include rendered markdown
Lab 3: Explore Big Data with Azure
Databricks
Lab 3
Explore Big Data with Azure Databricks
Business User
Semi-Structured Data Factory Azure Data Lake Gen2 Databricks

V=Volume
Scheduled / event-
csv, logs, json, xml
Fast load
Enterprise-grade
semantic model
Store Serve
Lab 3
Lab Architecture
Azure Data Platform
Resource Group
PowerBI
Power BI Desktop/
Workspace
1 2 1
2
ADPComputerVision
Computer Vision API
3
1
RDP Connection 3 2
or
Azure Bastion
ADPDesktop
Virtual Machine
4
Computer 4
ADPVirtualNetwork
Virtual Network
Part IV
Artificial Intelligence
“The ability of a digital computer or computer-controlled robot to perform tasks commonly associated with
intelligent beings.” – Encyclopedia Britannica
Machine Learning
Supervised Learning
Regression
Classification
Unsupervised Learning
Cluster Analysis
Application Examples
Weather Forecast
Fraud Detection
Customer Churn
Insurance Premium
What’s No-SQL?
Term coined in 2009 for a developer meetup – ”Not Only SQL” -> “NoSQL”.
Databases that allow you to store and retrieve data in various structures, formats, and models other than
tabular relational model.
There’s a time and a place for everything Data Structures

Sometimes a relational store is the right choice Key-Value Databases
Cosmos DB, Redis Cache, Azure Table

Sometimes a NoSQL store is the right choice
Column Family Stores
Sometimes you need more than one store for an app ->
polyglot persistence Cosmos DB, Cassandra, HBase
Graph Databases
Cosmos DB, Neo4j, Gremlin
Document Databases
Cosmos DB, MongoDB
Azure AI
Azure AI
Solution Areas
AI apps and agents Knowledge mining Machine learning
Azure Cognitive Services Azure Search Azure Databricks

Azure Bot Service Azure Machine Learning
Azure AI Infrastructure
Productive Built for enterprises Trusted

Machine Learning on Azure
Domain specific pretrained models …

To simplify solution development Vision Speech Language Search
Familiar Data Science tools

To simplify model development Azure Notebooks Jupyter Command line
Visual Studio Code
Popular frameworks
To build advanced deep learning solutions
PyTorch TensorFlow Scikit-Learn ONNX
Productive services
To empower data science and development teams Azure Azure Machine Machine
Databricks Learning Learning VMs
Powerful infrastructure
To accelerate deep learning
CPU GPU FPGA
From the Intelligent Cloud to the Intelligent Edge

Custom Speech
Speech API
Bing Spell
Check Translator
Text Analytics
Speech
Speech
Unified Speech Text to

speech
Bing Speech Cognitive

Translator Text Language Speaker Recognition Services Lab
Language
Understanding (LUIS)
Cognitive Services APIs

Computer
Knowledge Vision
Custom
Vision
QnA Maker
Custom Decision Bing Visual Search
Video Indexer
Bing Entity Search Vision

Bing Statistics
add-in
Bing Custom Search Emotion
Bing Search
Bing Autosuggest
Search Content
Moderator
Face
Cognitive Services capabilities
Infuse your apps, websites, and bots with human-like intelligence
Vision Speech Language Knowledge Search

Object, scene, and Speech transcription Language detection Q&A extraction from Ad-free web, news, image,
activity detection (speech-to-text) unstructured text and video search results
Named entity recognition
Face recognition Custom speech models for Knowledge base creation Trends for video, news
and identification unique vocabularies or Key phrase extraction from collections of Q&As
complex environment Image identification,
Celebrity and landmark Text sentiment analysis Semantic matching for classification and
recognition Text-to-speech Multilingual and contextual knowledge bases knowledge extraction
Emotion recognition Custom Voice spell checking Customizable content Identification of similar
Explicit or offensive text personalization learning images and products
Text and handwriting Real-time speech translation
recognition (OCR) content moderation Named entity recognition
Customizable speech and classification
Customizable image transcription and translation PII detection for text
recognition moderation Knowledge acquisition
Speaker identification for named entities
Video metadata, audio, and verification Text translation
and keyframe extraction Customizable text translation Search query autosuggest
and analysis
Contextual language Ad-free custom search
Explicit or offensive understanding engine creation
content moderation
Knowledge mining with Azure Search
Documents Cognitive skills Fully text-searchable
rich index
Key Phrase extraction Location entity extraction Sentiment analysis
Organization entity extraction Persons entity extraction Language detection
Face detection Celebrity recognition Tag extraction
Custom skills Landmark detection Printed text recognition

Cosmos DB
Azure Cosmos DB
Core (SQL) API
Table API MongoDB
Column-family Document
Key-value Graph
Guaranteed low latency

at the 99th percentile
Elastic scale out Five well-defined
of storage & throughput consistency models
Turnkey global
Comprehensive
distribution
SLAs
RESOURCE MODEL
Account
Database
Database
Database
Database
Database
Container = Collection Graph Table
Database
Database
Item
C O N TA I N E R - L E V E L R E S O U R C E S
Account
Database
Database
Database
Database
Database
Container
Database
Database
Item Sproc Trigger UDF Conflict
Lab 4: Add AI to your Big Data
Pipeline with Cognitive Services
Lab 4
Add AI to your Big Data Pipeline with Cognitive Services
Business User
Non-structured Cognitive Services

V=Variety Azure ML
(no structure)
Build and Score

ML models
V=Volume
Scheduled / event-
Fast load
Enterprise-grade
semantic model
Store Serve
Lab 4
Resource Group
5 6
ADPCosmosDB-suffix
Azure CosmosDB
1 2
3
PowerBI
Power BI Desktop/
Workspace
1 2 1
2
ADPComputerVision
3
1
RDP Connection 3 2
or
Azure Bastion
ADPDesktop
Virtual Machine
4
Computer 4
ADPVirtualNetwork
Virtual Network
Real-time Analytics
Real-time analytics
Deals with streams of data that are captured in real-time and processed with minimal latency to generate real-
time (or near-real-time) reports or automated responses.
SQL
data warehouse”
Part V
Streaming Use Cases
Retail Financial Oil/Gas & Energy Security
CONSUMER ENGAGEMENT RISK AND REVENUE MANAGEMENT GRID OPS, ASSET OPTIMIZATION ACTIONABLE THREAT INTELLIGENCE
Real-time Pricing Risk and Fraud, Threat

Optimization Industrial IoT Security Intelligence
Detection
• Real-time firewall, network, and auth
• Demand-Elasticity • Real-time anomaly detection • Preventive Maintenance
• Smart Grids and Microgrids log correlation
• Personal Pricing Schemes • Card Monitoring and Fraud
• • Anomaly detection
• Promotion events Detection Asset performance as a Service
• • Security context, enrichment
• Multi-channel engagement • Risk Aggregation UAV image analysis
• Security Orchestration
Healthcare Advertising Media Entertainment

SENSOR DATA RECOMMENDATION ENGINE CONSUMER ENGAGEMENT ANALYSIS
And Much More!
IoT DEVICE Next Best and

Sentiment Analysis
ANALYTICS Personalized Offers
• Aggregation of streaming events • Right product, promotion, at right • Demand-Elasticity
• Predictive Maintenance time • Social Network Analysis
• Anomaly Detection • Real time Ad bidding platform • Promotion events
• Personalized Ad Targeting • Multi-channel Attribution
Unlocking Real-time Insights
Time to Insight is Critical

Reducing decision latency can unlock business value
Insights are Perishable

Window of opportunity for insights to be actionable
Ask Questions to Data in Motion

Can’t wait for data to get to rest before running computation
Real-time Stream Processing
Simple Event Processing
Filter
Transform
Enrich
Split
Route
Event Stream Processing

[Simple event processing] +
Aggregate
Rules
Complex Event Processing

[Event Stream Processing] +
Pattern detection
Time windows
Joins & correlations
Scenario Types
Automation
Dashboarding
Actions by Human Actors
“See and seize” insights
Live visualization
Alerts and alarms
Dynamic aggregation
Enriched Data Movement
Machine to Machine Interactions

Data movement with enrichment
Kick-off workflows for automation
Lambda (λ) Architecture
Designed to handle Big Data use cases by taking advantage of both batch and stream-processing methods
1. All data entering the system is dispatched to both

the batch layer and the speed layer for processing.
2. The batch layer has two functions:

I. manage the master dataset (an immutable,
append-only set of raw data)
II. pre-compute the batch views.
3. The serving layer indexes the batch views so that

they can be queried in low-latency, ad-hoc way.
4. The speed layer compensates for the high latency

of updates to the serving layer and deals with recent
data only.
5. Any incoming query can be answered by merging

results from batch views and real-time
Event Hubs
Event Hubs
Big data streaming platform and event ingestion service capable of receiving and processing millions of events
per second.
Event Hubs Capture
Batch on stream
Policy based push to your own storage

Uses Avro format
Raises Event Grid events – connect to Functions, ACI, or whatever you like
Does not impact throughput
Offloads batch processing from your real-time stream
Stream Analytics
Stream Analytics
Event-processing engine that allows you to examine high volumes of data streaming from devices
Differentiators
1,915 lines of code with Apache Storm
@ApplicationAnnotation(name="WordCountDemo")
Programmer Productivity public class Application implements StreamingApplication
{
Declarative SQL like language protected String fileName =
"com/datatorrent/demos/wordcount/samplefile.txt";
Built-in temporal semantics private Locality locality = null;
@Override public void populateDAG(DAG dag, Configuration

conf)
{
Ease of Getting Started locality = Locality.CONTAINER_LOCAL;

WordCountInputOperator input =
dag.addOperator("wordinput", new
Integrations with sources, sinks, & ML WordCountInputOperator());
input.setFileName(fileName);
Build real-time dashboards in minutes UniqueCounter<String> wordCount =
dag.addOperator("count", new
UniqueCounter<String>());
dag.addStream("wordinput-count", input.outputPort,
Lowest Total Cost of Ownership(TCO)

wordCount.data).setLocality(locality);
ConsoleOutputOperator consoleOperator =
dag.addOperator("console", new
Fully managed service ConsoleOutputOperator());
dag.addStream("count-console",wordCount.count,
No cluster topology management required consoleOperator.input);
}
Seamless scalability }
Usage based pricing 3 lines of SQL in Azure Stream Analytics
SELECT Avg(Purchase), ScoreTollId, Count(*)

FROM GameDataStream
GROUP BY TumblingWindows(5, Minute), Score
Stream Analytics Job
Users construct and deploy jobs to Azure Stream Analytics
Job definition includes inputs, a query, and output

Inputs are from where the job reads the data stream
Query runs for perpetuity unless explicitly stopped and transforms the input stream
Output is where the job sends the job results to
Example Scenario: Tolling Stations
Tolling stations have multiple booths (identified by TollId)
Each booth has two sensors: Entry and Exit that send out EntryStream and ExitStream respectively
EntryStream – Data stream from the Entry sensor data on vehicles entering toll booths
ExitStream - Data stream from the Exit sensor on vehicles exiting toll booths
ReferenceData - Commercial vehicle registration data
Filters and Projections
SELECT VehicleCategory =
Case Type
From the incoming stream find only vehicles that: WHEN 1 THEN ‘Passenger’
• Are from either WA and CA state WHEN 2 THEN ‘Commercial’
ELSE THEN ‘Other’
• Have a weight less than 3000 lbs END,
• Have License plate number end in 999 TollId,
• Have a make that starts with a “M” LicensePlate,
State,
Make,
Display: Model,
• “Passenger” if type = 1 DATEPART(mi,EntryTime) AS ‘Mins’,
DATEPART(ss,EntryTime) AS ‘Seconds’
• “Commercial” if Type = 2
DATEPART(ms,EntryTime) AS ‘Milleseconds’
• “Other” for all other types FROM EntryStream TIMESTAMP BY EntryTime
WHERE (State = ‘CA’ OR State = ‘WA’)
AND Weight < 3000
• Display time as ‘Mins’, ‘Seconds’, ‘Milliseconds’
AND CHARINDEX (‘M’, model) = 0
AND PATINDEX(‘%999’, LicensePlate) = 5
Temporal Joins
Report the time in seconds required for vehicles to pass the toll booth
SELECT ES.TollId,
ES.EntryTime,
EX.ExitTime,
ES.EntryTime,
ES.LicensePlate DATEDIFF(minute, ES.EntryTime, EX.ExitTime )
FROM EntryStream ES TIMESTAMP BY EntryTime
JOIN ExitStream EX TIMESTAMP BY ExitTime
ON (EX.TollId= ES.TollId and ES.LicensePlate = EX.LicensePlate)
AND DATEDIFF(minute, ES, EX) BETWEEN 0 AND 15
Windowing Concepts
• Operations on the data contained in temporal windows is a common pattern

• Four types of Temporal Windows:
• Sliding
• Tumbling
• Hopping
• Session
• Output at the end of each window
• Windows are fixed length
• Used in a GROUP BY clause
Windowing Functions
Sliding Windows and Tumbling Windows
Sliding Windows
Tumbling Windows
Windowing Functions
Hopping Windows and Session Windows
Hopping Windows
Session Windows
Lab 5: Ingest and Analyse real-time
data with Event Hubs and Stream
Analytics
Lab 5
Ingest and Analyse real-time data with Event Hubs and Stream Analytics
Stream Datasets
λ Lambda Architecture and Real-time
Stream Dashboards
Hot Path
V=Velocity Real Time Business User
IoT devices, sensors, gadgets Analytics
(loosely-typed) Event Hubs Stream Analytics
Cold Path
History and
Trend Analysis
Non-structured Cognitive Services Analytics

V=Variety Power BI Premium
Azure ML
(no structure)
Build and Score

ML models
V=Volume
Scheduled / event-
Fast load
Enterprise-grade
semantic model
Store Serve
Lab 5
Resource Group
5
ADPLogicApp 1 ADPEventHubs-suffix 3 SynapseStreamAnalytics-suffix
Logic App Event Hubs Event Hubs
4
2 5 6
ADPCosmosDB-suffix
Azure CosmosDB
1 2
3
PowerBI
Power BI Desktop/
Workspace
1 2 1
2
ADPComputerVision
3
1
RDP Connection 3 2
or
Azure Bastion
ADPDesktop
Virtual Machine
4
Computer 4
ADPVirtualNetwork
Virtual Network
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Productive & trusted hybrid data integration service

Three core capabilities:

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Cores Memory Cores Memory Cores Memory

NVMe SSD NVMe SSD NVMe SSD

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CREDENTIAL = AzureStorageCredential –- not required if using

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Each dimension of data is red

• Schema-on-read • Quickly ingest high • Data Governance

Data Warehouse Data Lake

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Hierarchical file system

Security Performance Scale and cost effectiveness

Common Blob storage foundation

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Modern data warehousing Advanced analytics Real-time analytics

Read/write from disk. In-memory processing.

Economical batch mode. Fast, interactive data processing.

Azure HDInsight is a managed, full-spectrum, open-source analytics service for enterprises

• Run programs up to • Write applications • Includes higher-level • Apache Project

Best of Databricks Best of Microsoft

Designed in collaboration with the founders of Apache Spark

One-click set up; streamlined workflows

Enterprise-grade Azure security (Active Directory integration, compliance, enterprise-grade SLAs)

IoT / streaming data Machine learning models