For scheduling and sequential execution of Databricks notebooks, I used Azure Data Factory (ADF). Each notebook is triggered as a Databricks Notebook Activity in an ADF pipeline, with success dependencies ensuring they run one after another. The pipeline is scheduled using ADF's time-based triggers for automation.
Bro kudos to the efforts someone finally had ppt and clear explanation all in one video ...Keep posting more and regular contents bro surely you will gain more followers..
Awesome content and explanation!! Please upload more videos.
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it's easy to understand through your ppt, good work sir .
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Nice project one question what have we used for scheduling the notebooks in databricks how they get executed one after another ?
For scheduling and sequential execution of Databricks notebooks, I used Azure Data Factory (ADF). Each notebook is triggered as a Databricks Notebook Activity in an ADF pipeline, with success dependencies ensuring they run one after another. The pipeline is scheduled using ADF's time-based triggers for automation.
Bro kudos to the efforts someone finally had ppt and clear explanation all in one video ...Keep posting more and regular contents bro surely you will gain more followers..
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Wow, explanation is awesome. Looking forward for more such kind of videos. Thank you.
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Great explanation brother. Do more videos ❤❤
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thank u so much for your efforts and please try to do video on incremental load
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