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Thank you for making this video! Are columnstore indexes similar to hybrid storage?? Minus metadata and dictionary encoding 😅

😱😱 why is this series free!!! I dont believe it! 😅 Thank you again🙏

I am extremely happy to share that yesterday I have successfully passed my DP-203 exam. The entire credit for this success only belongs to you. The content that you created has been top notch and really helped me understand the Azure ecosystem. You are one of rare humans i have found who are always eager to help others and share their expertise. I have also become a member of your channel under Senior Data Engineer plan . It would be great if you can start creating some content around Gen AI and Azure Fabric. Thanks again.. I bow down to you

Hi. Your Data Engineering tutorial videos are quite informative, explained in depth and in an interesting way. Would you also help us on become an Azure Technical Architect those who don't have any experience as an Architect.

I passed my certification exam, all thanks to this incredible playlist! I’m really grateful to you, @Tybul, for creating such an amazing series and being an outstanding teacher. Your guidance made all the difference!

Man, I want to tell you that you are doing a noble thing out there. Hats off to you for the content you are providing everyone for free. This world needs more people like you.

What next we can expect from you 😊

Tybul, it maybe weird question but still asking. Am planning to switch my career to azure data engineer but am afraid 😢 whether this jobs will be replaced by ai in future Currently I have 5+ exp in IT industry Please reply. Thanks in advance.

Your assistent at the end 😂😼

So basically Azure will loot you for anything you do!😂 once they have your data!

Thank you its perfect

Sheer genius way of teaching. Passion rekindled for wanting to learn again. Thank you master.

very help full video, that amazing pipeline that work on dynamic way. everything it try to make it generic. very very useful. thanks a lot for this informative video and full series. thanks tybul.

Hey i started doing your playlist around a week ago now i am in the middle of the course but have already gained much confidence things have become easy now, i tried doing this dp-203 many times but couldn't understand,, but now since last week things are completely changed for me. Once i complete the course i will surely recommend it to my linked in and for those who are reading my comment and want to start just go ahead this is the right place for you even if you are a beginner like me AGAIN A BIG THANKYOUUUUUUUU and a request please upload more videos you got a permanent subscriber !!!

why the hybrid storage stores data in chunk of groups? can't we just index data row by row so it will be more optimized than grouping(we will make sure that we will read the needed rows only)?

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Hi, I'm from Brazil and I am very happy to inform you that I passed the DP-203 exam, I would like to thank you very much for your videos, it helped me a lot because I work with SQL Server, but I have no experience with Data Engineering, but I intend to change that and I will study about the subject and work hard to become a Data Engineer, I have no words to express how much your videos help me, Thank you. Please keep up with the videos!

Introduction is very good

Another great tutorial, only regret not watching earlier

Hey tybul. Just a suggestion but why dont you do the az104 and az204 next and then the az400 😁.

Can you please tell what can be the estimated cost for all the practicals of this playlist if we use pay-as-you-go service and delete the resources after using it ?

Hello Tybul, Late to the party, I did not understand how did you write the pipeline expresiion. Do I need to refer to something to know about that?

Hello Tybul, Thanks for those videos, it's really helpful as I am preparing for DP 203. I had a doubt about minimum number of rows that table should contain before we create partitions, I saw different answers for this in many forums. From your explanation what I understood that it's 60 million rows, right? See the full context of the question below. You plan to create a fact table named Table1 that will contain a clustered columnstore index. You need to optimize data compression and query performance for Table1. What is the minimum number of rows that Table1 should contain before you create partitions?

I passed my certification exam...all thanks to you!

Best thing about you is, you kept on going, without caring like, comments , you did it for people. You challenged yourself and you did it. So nice of you. Thank you

I can't thank you enough for the playlist that you made !! best dp-203 learning material ! I have a question about multiple options question : How to tackle them because i suppose i get a lower score if i select 1 correct & 1 wrong answer compared to only 1 correct answer ?

I have seen so many vidoes on this subject and no one has explained with such a clarity as you did, you are explaining as if you designed them :) thank you

Hi, thanks you for all these videos. can you please clear my confusion, does DP-600 requires DP-203 knowledge?

Since booking the exam, I had postponed it countless times. Then, I found your channel and started the learning path once more-this time, I made it! You have a true gift for simplifying complex concepts, and the way you summarize the study material is incredible. I enjoyed every single video you have posted here. I couldn't have passed the exam without your great explanations. And I have to mention, the cute cat in the background became my best study companion throughout the journey! Please dont change anything, just keep this style, your drawings helped me remember everything far better than the MS learning pages which is full of text.🐈‍⬛

8:12 there are sneaky paws there

Loved watching your videos for DP-203. I am currently preparing for the exam. I have read that there will be an update to the DP-203 exam on the 24th of October2024. Will this make much difference if i sit the exam after this date please? From what I understand, the changes Microsoft make, are only minor? Thanks

Thank you for all these videos. I will definitely continue to follow your upcoming projects. Cheers!

Just curious...In the Spark Pools section, we actually copied the Minifigs table from the dedicated SQL pool itself and wrote it back to the same table in dedicated SQL pool but in the diagrammatic representation you have shown that the data is read from data lake and loaded to dedicated SQL pool...am I missing something? Thanks

Today was my first day working as a data engineer. Thank you for your help of getting me to this first milestone of my data career!

Thank you Tybul

First of all , your videos are great. Can you do a similar one for AI-102?

The whole course was great. I really like your style of teaching others (whiteboard, concepts, hand-on, challenges etc.). I hope you will be back soon!

I liked the way of teaching in a very simple manner.Also appreciating you for the efforts spent.You have very unique teaching style, so that anyone can quickly grab concepts.Once again thank you so much Tybule.Expecting lot of Data Engineering related content from you.

Hands down the best DE course out there, made by a professional. I have nothing to complain about in terms of the course content and its pace, maybe because I already made first steps at DE world and there are no completly new things to me, however it was very fun and knowledgeable repetition! From youtube end the production has been flawless - the whiteboard and drawings, notes, great sound in the videos, demos, presentations of results and everything archieved in github, what else one can one ask for? If I may suggest as the content goes, it would be very good if we get an episode/series on achieiving good SWE practices in our DE work. A lot us are not from IT background from university, doesn't know how to develop and maintain whole solution with good practices like in software development and I guess its very beneficial to go out of cloud service provider ecosystem and for example maintain code and integration in VS Code, if we still talk about Microsoft. I know we already got a CI/CD and integration episode, however it was just a tip in the iceberg when it comes to enterprise solutions and maintenance and this topic is often given a wide berth which takes toll on our daily work. Plus things like Docker, Kubernetes and more DevOps side of DE, but I guess they're highly advanced topics. To sum up, I would like to congratulate you on your first series and thank you thoroughly for your dedication and great content!

Thank you for this amazing series! You are a great teacher! Enjoying every minute of the video! 🎉

Just a small doubt, In the earlier episode of Introduction to Data Factory the same linked service connection was successful in the first attempt, was it because you had configured the AzureSQLDb server earlier to allow the connection from all Azure services/ IP address.

Juststarted this series yesterday. Im enjoying alot. Its awesome content and great explanation 👏.

Thank you, @TybulOnAzure, for your excellent course and detailed explanations. They've given me the confidence to pursue the DP-203 certification. I plan to take the exam after completing your course.

Anybody noticed the cat 😅?

Great! 25:27 can't synapse infer the existing schema from parquet file?