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Real-Time Example Code Migration

The document outlines a step-by-step migration process for a data pipeline project using Azure DevOps, focusing on loading and transforming sales data from an on-prem SQL Server to Azure Data Lake. It details the development, testing, and production phases, including version control, pull requests, CI/CD pipeline triggers, and QA testing. Key tools used in the process include Azure Repos, Azure Pipelines, ARM templates, and Databricks CLI.

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Real-Time Example Code Migration

The document outlines a step-by-step migration process for a data pipeline project using Azure DevOps, focusing on loading and transforming sales data from an on-prem SQL Server to Azure Data Lake. It details the development, testing, and production phases, including version control, pull requests, CI/CD pipeline triggers, and QA testing. Key tools used in the process include Azure Repos, Azure Pipelines, ARM templates, and Databricks CLI.

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🔄 Real-Time Example: Code Migration Using Azure DevOps

Project: Data Pipeline for Sales Analytics


Use Case: Load and transform daily sales data from on-prem SQL Server to Azure Data
Lake using ADF and PySpark notebooks.
Environments
Development (Dev)

Test/QA

Production (Prod)

Step-by-Step Migration Flow


✅ 1. Development Phase
Developer builds ADF pipeline and PySpark notebook in Dev environment.

Version controlled using Git Repo (Azure Repos).

Code reviewed and committed to develop branch.

Artifacts:

ADF pipeline JSON

Linked services

Datasets

PySpark notebooks

📦 2. Create a Pull Request


Create pull request from develop to release/qa in Azure DevOps.

PR is reviewed and approved by team lead.

🔁 3. CI/CD Pipeline Triggers


On merge to release/qa:

Build pipeline packages the ADF JSON, PySpark scripts.

Release pipeline deploys to QA environment using ARM templates and Databricks


CLI/API.

✅ 4. QA Testing
QA team tests pipeline with sample data.

Validate:

Data accuracy

Notebook execution

Pipeline schedule

🚀 5. Promotion to Production
After sign-off, pull request created from release/qa to main.

Merge triggers final release pipeline, deploying code to Production.

Visual Map of Flow


sql
Copy
Edit
Azure Repos (Dev Branch)
↓
Pull Request → release/qa
↓
Azure Pipelines:
- Build: Validate ADF JSON, PySpark
- Release: Deploy to QA
↓
Testing in QA
↓
Pull Request → main (Production)
↓
Final Release Pipeline: Deploy to PROD
🔧 Tools & Features Used
Azure Repos – version control

Azure Pipelines – CI/CD automation

ARM templates – infrastructure as code for ADF

Databricks CLI – for notebook deployment

Release Gates – for approval workflows

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