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SumitSingh
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From Associate to Professional: My Learning Plan to ace all Databricks Data Engineer Certifications

In today’s data-driven world, the role of a data engineer is critical in designing and maintaining the infrastructure that allows for the efficient collection, storage, and analysis of large volumes of data. Databricks certifications holds significan...

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sandeepmankikar
New Contributor III
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As an additional tip for those working towards both the Associate and Professional certifications, I recommend avoiding a long gap between the two exams to maintain your momentum. If possible, try to schedule them back-to-back with just a few days in...

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techgeorge
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Understanding Coalesce, Skewed Joins, and Why AQE Doesn't Always Intervene

In Spark, data skew can be the silent killer of performance. One wide partition pulling in 90% of the data?But even with AQE (Adaptive Query Execution) turned on in Databricks, skewness isn't always automatically identified— and here’s why.What Is co...

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BigRoux
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@mark_ott , this question seems right up your alley. Care to comment?

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Emil_Kaminski
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Materials to pass Databricks Data Engineering Associate Exam

Hi Guys, I have passed it already some time ago, but just recently have summarized all the materials which helped me to do it. Pay special attention to GitHub repository, which contains many great exercises prepared by Databricks teamhttps://youtu.be...

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Alexa_Wadee
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I passed my Databricks Data Engineering Associate exam after studying with https://bit.ly/4iaflcm. Their extensive collection of mock tests and Practice Software significantly boosted my score to 93%.

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Brahmareddy
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Use Query Patterns to Suggest Indexes Dynamically

Hey folks,Ever notice how a query that used to run super fast suddenly starts dragging? We’ve all been there. As data grows, those little inefficiencies in your SQL start showing up — and they show up hard. That’s where something cool comes in: using...

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Brahmareddy
by Honored Contributor III
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My Journey with Schema Management in Databricks

When I first started handling schema management in Databricks, I realized that a little bit of planning could save me a lot of headaches down the road. Here’s what I’ve learned and some simple tips that helped me manage schema changes effectively. On...

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Brahmareddy
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Haha, glad it made sense! Joao.Try it out, and if you run into any issues, just let me know. Always happy to help! And best friends? You got it!

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DataDarvish
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Unit Testing for Data Engineering: How to Ensure Production-Ready Data Pipelines

In today’s data-driven world, the success of any business use case relies heavily on trust in the data. This trust is built upon key pillars such as data accuracy, consistency, freshness, and overall quality. When organizations release data into prod...

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Brahmareddy
by Honored Contributor III
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The Future of Data Engineering: Smarter, Faster, and More Automated

Data Engineering has come a long way. From the days of manual ETL scripts to the modern world of automated, AI-driven data pipelines, the evolution has been nothing short of fascinating. As a data engineer working across various platforms, I’ve seen ...

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SumitSingh
by Contributor
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From Associate to Professional: My Learning Plan to ace all Databricks Data Engineer Certifications

In today’s data-driven world, the role of a data engineer is critical in designing and maintaining the infrastructure that allows for the efficient collection, storage, and analysis of large volumes of data. Databricks certifications holds significan...

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sandeepmankikar
New Contributor III
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As an additional tip for those working towards both the Associate and Professional certifications, I recommend avoiding a long gap between the two exams to maintain your momentum. If possible, try to schedule them back-to-back with just a few days in...

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Harun
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Optimizing Costs in Databricks by Dynamically Choosing Cluster Sizes

Databricks is a popular unified data analytics platform known for its powerful data processing capabilities and seamless integration with Apache Spark. However, managing and optimizing costs in Databricks can be challenging, especially when it comes ...

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kmacgregor
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How can this actually be used to choose a cluster pool for a Databricks workflow dynamically, that is, at run time? In other words, what can you actually do with the value of `selected_pool` other than printing it out?

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