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Azure Data Factory

This document provides an overview of Azure Data Factory including its key components and capabilities. It discusses how Data Factory allows for code-free data movement and transformation using linked services, datasets, and pipelines composed of activities. Integration Runtime enables connectivity to both cloud and on-premises data. Pipelines can be triggered on a schedule, window, or event. Monitoring provides insights into pipeline executions. The presentation concludes with a demo of copying data between different data stores and transforming data using Dataflow.

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Azure Data Factory

This document provides an overview of Azure Data Factory including its key components and capabilities. It discusses how Data Factory allows for code-free data movement and transformation using linked services, datasets, and pipelines composed of activities. Integration Runtime enables connectivity to both cloud and on-premises data. Pipelines can be triggered on a schedule, window, or event. Monitoring provides insights into pipeline executions. The presentation concludes with a demo of copying data between different data stores and transforming data using Dataflow.

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Azure Data Factory

Presenters:
Dinesh Babu Gantepalli
Babu Shaikh

Bigdata Team
Microsoft
Topics
1. Overview of Data factory
2. Data movement
3. Data Transformation
Overview of Data Factory
1. What is Data factory
2. Components of Azure Data Factory
3. Setting Up ADF and Resource.
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prem hybrid copy • Generate pipelines via execute in Spark operational schedules executions and
data SDK • Scale-out with Azure for your data pipeline history
• 90+ native connectors • Utilize workflow Integration Runtimes pipelines • Detail activity and
• Serverless and auto- constructs: loops, • Generate data flows
• Wall clock, event- data flow executions
scale branches, conditional via SDK based, tumbling • Establish alerts and
• Use wizard for quick execution, variables, • Designers for data windows, chained notifications
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analysts
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On-premises data
Oracle, SQL,, Teradata,
file shares, SAP
Azure Azure Azure Azure Power BI
Data Factory Data Factory Data Factory Synapse
Analytics

Cloud data
Azure, AWS, GCP, 3rd
Party Sources Azure Azure
Databricks Databricks

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SaaS data
Salesforce, Dynamics
Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2

Data Pipeline Orchestration & Monitoring


Azure Data Factory
What can you do in Azure Data Factory?
What is inside Azure Data Factory?
How to work with ADF?
1. User Interface UI
2. Copy Data Tool
3. PowerShell
4. .NET
5. Python
6. REST
7. Resource Management Template
Linked Services
 Linked services are much like connection
strings, which define the connection
information needed for Data Factory to
connect to external resources. 

 You can create linked services by using one


of these tools or SDKs: .NET API, PowerShell, 
REST API, Azure Resource Manager
Template, and Azure portal
Datasets
 A dataset is a named view of data that
simply points or references the data
you want to use in your activities as
inputs and outputs

 Datasets identify data within different


data stores, such as tables, files,
folders, and documents. For example,
an Azure Blob dataset specifies the
blob container and folder in Blob
storage from which the activity should
read the data.
Pipelines and Activities
 A pipeline is a logical grouping of activities that
together perform a task.

 The pipeline allows you to manage the activities as


a set instead of each one individually. You deploy
and schedule the pipeline instead of the activities
independently.

 The activities in a pipeline define actions to


perform on your data. 

 For example, you may use a copy activity to copy


data from an on-premises SQL Server to an Azure
Blob Storage.
Pipeline executions and Triggers
 Manual Execution: The manual execution of a
pipeline is also referred to as on-
demand execution.
 Triggers represent a unit of processing that
determines when a pipeline execution needs to be
started.
 Currently, Data Factory supports three types of
triggers:
• Schedule trigger: A trigger that invokes a pipeline on a
wall-clock schedule.
• Tumbling window trigger: A trigger that operates on a
periodic interval, while also retaining state.
• Event-based trigger: A trigger that responds to an
event.
Integration Runtime
 The Integration Runtime (IR) is the compute
infrastructure used by Azure Data Factory to
provide the following data integration capabilities
across different network environments:.

 These three types are:


• Azure
• Self-hosted
• Azure-SSIS
Monitoring
 Monitors provide data to help ensure that your
applications stay up and running in a healthy
state.

 You can use monitoring data to gain deep insights


about your applications. This knowledge helps you
improve application performance and
maintainability.
Demo
1. Copy data from Blob to Azure SQL
2. Copy data from On-Pre, to Azure SQL
3. Perform transformation using Dataflow
Q & A and thank you!

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