Translated from 日本語 • View original This is Akiyama, a cloud engineer.
At Tech Summit 2018 Day 3 (11/7), we had an introductory hands-on session on Azure Data Factory.
For those who want to try it
[Tech Summit 2018 Azure Data Factory Getting Started Hands-On](//www.slideshare.net/ssuser1b3e44/tech-summit2018-20181107datafactoryhandson " Tech Summit 2018 Azure Data Factory Getting Started Hands-On) from Kohei Akiyama The above hands-on material assumes that Azure Blob Storage and SQL Database are pre-created. Create it on the portal or refer to the following TF file if you know 'terraform'.
The 'emp.txt' file on Blob Storage is as follows:
Impressions
Thank you to everyone who participated.
I will also describe the points I received individually here.
- Data Factory is ETL, but isn't Transform very strong? → is certainly true as a standalone service. I think that services are basically created on the premise that you can use them in combination with other services.
Conclusion
Hands-On itself is an introduction, and Data Factory is not a standalone service. I feel that when combined well, the range of architecture expands. If you have any problems with architecture, please feel free to contact us.