dmitribodiu/datawarehouse-import

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sample	python C# TypeScript bicep	Azure Azure-Data-factory Azure-Databricks Azure-Stream-Analytics Azure-Data-Lake-Gen2 Azure-Functions	Code samples showcasing how to apply DevOps concepts to the Modern Data Warehouse Architecture leveraging different Azure Data Technologies.

DataOps for the Modern Data Warehouse

This repository contains numerous code samples and artifacts on how to apply DevOps principles to data pipelines built according to the Modern Data Warehouse (MDW) architectural pattern on Microsoft Azure.

The samples are either focused on a single azure service (Single Tech Samples) or showcases an end to end data pipeline solution as a reference implementation (End to End Samples). Each sample contains code and artifacts relating one or more of the following

• Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
• Build and Release Pipelines (CI/CD)
• Testing
• Observability / Monitoring

Single Technology Samples

• Azure SQL
  • CI/CD - AzureSQL
• Data Factory
  • CI/CD - ADF
• Azure Databricks
  • IaC - Basic Azure Databricks deployment
  • IaC - Enterprise Security and Data Exfiltration Protection Deployment
  • IaC - Cluster Provisioning and Secure Data Access
• Stream Analytics
• Azure Purview
  • IaC - Azure Purview

End to End samples

• Parking Sensor Solution - This demonstrates batch, end-to-end data pipeline following the MDW architecture, along with a corresponding CI/CD process. See here for the presentation which includes a detailed walk-through of the solution.
• Temperature Events Solution - This demonstrate a high-scale event-driven data pipeline with a focus on how to implement Observability and Load Testing.
• MDW Data Governance and PII data detection - This sample demonstrates how to deploy the Infrastructure of an end-to-end MDW Pipeline using Azure DevOps pipelines along with a focus around Data Governance and PII data detection.
  • Technology stack: Azure DevOps, Azure Data Factory, Azure Databricks, Azure Purview, Presidio

Contributing

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