Snowflake Real Time Project Flow || What is Snowflake || Snowflake Features

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  • Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2024

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  • @karan1147
    @karan1147 5 месяцев назад +7

    Hi all,
    I am a fan of Praveen Kumar Bommisetty Sir. He is indeed a fabulous and exemplary faculty for SQL, Snowflake, and DBT. I have troubled him many times whenever I got stuck in my learning process, and he was always readily available to help me out. I am thankful to him for making me confident in SQL and Snowflake, even though I am not from a technical background.
    His way of teaching SQL and Snowflake concepts is simply amazing. He repeats the concepts in his classes multiple times and also sends you assignments to complete regularly, so ultimately, those concepts become part of your permanent memory. His specialization is in breaking down difficult SQL and Snowflake concepts and explaining these in a very simple and easy manner for Non-IT/Non-technical students.
    I have done market research on the currently trending IT technologies and found out that Snowflake with SQL is in high demand in India and abroad. The demand for a good SQL and Snowflake professional is very high. Countries like the US, Canada, Australia, and EU countries are paying around 40-60 lakhs per annum to a Snowflake Developer. So, moving abroad is another great option after doing the Snowflake and SQL course and then applying for work permits or going to a foreign country via studies.
    After doing Praveen Sir's Snowflake and SQL course, I can tell you that one can easily reach the level of a Snowflake Developer or Snowflake Data Engineer with 3-4 years of work experience. With that, one can easily demand a salary of 8 to 15 LPA in India. It can also go up to 20 LPA if one has some domain experience in industries like Finance, Insurance, Banking, Healthcare, Ecommerce, etc. The course by Praveen Sir is just 45 days long, and the fee is really affordable. I don't think that 8-20 LPA in India is bad for 45 days of dedicated preparation on Snowflake and SQL.
    Additionally, knowing Snowflake and SQL can open other avenues for you to enter highly paid IT professions like Data Analyst, Data Scientist, Data Engineering, and Business Analyst. Just pick up additional skills/tools like one cloud platform (either Azure or AWS), Python and Databricks for EDA and ETL, Power BI/Tableau for Data Visualization, MS Excel for basic analysis, and wireframing tools for Business Analysis like Axure, Microsoft Visio, Balsamiq, and Jira for Project Management, and you would be good to apply to a diverse range of jobs. The amazing and exciting news is that SQL and Snowflake are required in all of the IT professions mentioned above. SQL is a mandatory skill to have in IT, and Praveen Sir makes you comfortable with SQL by the end of the course. That is the backbone for any data job nowadays.
    To tell you more, a good understanding of SQL means you already have the necessary skills and a logical mindset to easily learn other tools like Python, PySpark, PySQL, and Databricks. Most of the codes and logics are similar. Half of your battle is won if you have a good grasp of SQL.
    Just imagine, this Snowflake and SQL course by Praveen Sir is giving you a strong foundation to enter the job market in just 45 days. It also opens up opportunities in other IT professions mentioned above. The fee is really minimal for the effort he puts into his training. I highly recommend that you can blindly take his training and benefit from it. I know that after the training, you can confidently face any Snowflake Developer or Snowflake Data Engineering interviews.
    I believe that it's a very good opportunity for students who want to go abroad via work permits or higher studies in the future, as the demand for Snowflake Developers is quite high. On average, people are earning around 40-60 lakhs abroad. The compensation in India is also excellent.
    Take a step in faith, learn Snowflake and SQL from Praveen Sir, grab a job in no time, and make your dreams come true to be a successful IT professional. God bless you all.

  • @gouthamikoduri125
    @gouthamikoduri125 День назад +1

    Praveen you explained very clearly .Thank You

  • @AnkurSharma19Aug
    @AnkurSharma19Aug 10 месяцев назад +2

    Very good video. Thanks a lot.

  • @sureshm8687
    @sureshm8687 10 месяцев назад +2

    This is one of the best video i saw in RUclips. Please upload many videos in Snowflake like this.

  • @bharathv4280
    @bharathv4280 8 месяцев назад +1

    Hi praveen, your classes helped me to crack the interviews in/out side of the organisation. The repeated brush up you give acted as a reinforcement.
    Thanks for the support you have given to me. It was a Pleasure Speaking with you each time and enjoyed the classes a lot.
    Thanks once again...

  • @prabhakaran-rr3kt
    @prabhakaran-rr3kt 10 месяцев назад +5

    This is the best tutorial series i have found for snowflake. I’ve been studying and searching for a quite while. I have few materials on snowflake. But this tutorial is perfect. Each topic is covered in perfectly sized module. Good job! I hope you continue to put together these types of tutorials 😊

  • @shyamkumar2787
    @shyamkumar2787 Месяц назад +1

    Excellent Sir..Thank you.

  • @atulgupta9301
    @atulgupta9301 Год назад +4

    To the point, concise and informative.

  • @MRWORLDWIDE-qs7hm
    @MRWORLDWIDE-qs7hm 2 месяца назад +1

    Very good Video Sir

  • @jobisha6704
    @jobisha6704 5 месяцев назад +1

    Good job! You exactly explained what is Snowflakes in the first 60 seconds, which I could not find that info in other videos.

  • @rpafacts5574
    @rpafacts5574 Год назад +2

    great video

  • @virajdesai1919
    @virajdesai1919 13 дней назад

    Hi Praveen. As Snowflake runs on 3 major cloud service providers, so the data is basically stored in cloud provide storage only right and snowflake has no space for data storage. It only enables the analytics and other features that you explained in this video. Am I correct or not..?

    • @praveenkumarbommisetty6093
      @praveenkumarbommisetty6093  13 дней назад

      Correct.

    • @virajdesai1919
      @virajdesai1919 13 дней назад

      ​@@praveenkumarbommisetty6093 ok then tell me from S3 data is moved via snowpipe to staging tables. So at that time where the data is stored? In snowflake? If yes then that much huge data where snowflake stories ? If not then plz explain this point to me.

  • @somajap5051
    @somajap5051 9 месяцев назад +1

    thank you for the excellent explanation sir! I have subscribed to your channel.

  • @chinna4549
    @chinna4549 Год назад +2

    Hi bro i have few questions
    1) can we think here data sources are oltp or olap because olap itself data warehouse
    2)suppose if we host snowflake in azure , so S3 becomes azure data lake storage gen2 , is it currect
    3) we are doing transformations in snowflake staging tables , for structured , semi structured it supports SQL language which language used for unstructured processing
    4) here Etl job done by snowflake developer or there is separate etl developer roles assigned?
    Please answer me my questions brother

  • @mullaipugazhendi3236
    @mullaipugazhendi3236 Год назад +1

    VERY NICE EXPLANATION

  • @prasannakumarreddymuddam8441
    @prasannakumarreddymuddam8441 8 месяцев назад

    Snowflake and data lake both are same or different?

  • @seshulatha
    @seshulatha 6 месяцев назад +1

    Awesome 🎉

  • @Sarah_and_bro_kids_show
    @Sarah_and_bro_kids_show 6 месяцев назад +1

    Superb explanation

  • @PetsyPine
    @PetsyPine Год назад +1

    V good content but extremely fast

  • @GopalSharma-mv9jy
    @GopalSharma-mv9jy 6 месяцев назад +1

    good content. but need to enrich more.

  • @healthynbeauty8055
    @healthynbeauty8055 9 месяцев назад +1

    👌👍👍👍👌

  • @narayanjena4259
    @narayanjena4259 2 месяца назад

    Why we need S3 bucket here?

  • @nayanitripathi2335
    @nayanitripathi2335 Год назад +4

    Content is good, but you are speaking very fast it’s little bit difficult for newbies in Snowflake.

    • @praveenkumarbommisetty6093
      @praveenkumarbommisetty6093  Год назад +1

      Sure
      Will make a new video with normal pace
      You can make the play back speed 0.75X it will work for now

  • @satishmahapatra970
    @satishmahapatra970 Год назад

    Can you tell when to use snowflake and when to use spark?

  • @ravishankartiwary8561
    @ravishankartiwary8561 6 месяцев назад

    Do you provide online course

  • @supraja1515
    @supraja1515 11 месяцев назад

    Can you please share this PPT slides that would be more helpful for us

  • @neethisurya9755
    @neethisurya9755 Год назад

    Could you please include the same video in the Star schema real-time project data flow?

  • @siddharthyadav74
    @siddharthyadav74 Год назад

    Hi Praveen can we load un str data like video files images audio file into snowflake ? Then how can do so batch n snowpupie are for str or semi str data ??
    Regds Siddharth

  • @dn9416
    @dn9416 Год назад +1

    Cloud dw ❄️

  • @maheshbabu-du5yt
    @maheshbabu-du5yt Год назад

    How much cost for online snow flake

  • @tusharkukreti1715
    @tusharkukreti1715 10 месяцев назад +1

    Hi Praveen I want to connect with u

  • @PSPK_Sep2
    @PSPK_Sep2 Год назад

    Hi bro I want offline training from you
    SQL snowflake

  • @muppasanipremsai9074
    @muppasanipremsai9074 9 месяцев назад +1

    thank you for the excellent explanation praveen I have subscribed your channel shall i connect you praveen i have more doubts