Data Ingestion using Databricks Autoloader | Part I

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Welcome to our in-depth exploration of Databricks AutoLoader! 🚀
In this video, we'll unravel the power and potential of Databricks AutoLoader for your data ingestion needs. If you're looking for a seamless and efficient way to bring data into your Databricks environment, you're in the right place.
Here's what you can expect from this video:
🔹 A comprehensive overview of what Databricks AutoLoader is and how it works.
🔹 Real-world use cases showcasing its advantages.
🔹 Step-by-step guidance on setting up and configuring AutoLoader.
🔹 Tips and best practices to optimize data ingestion in Databricks.
Databricks AutoLoader can significantly enhance your data pipeline, making it more reliable and efficient. Whether you're a data engineer, data scientist, or analytics professional, understanding AutoLoader is essential for maximizing the value of your Databricks platform.
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Get ready to supercharge your data ingestion with Databricks AutoLoader. Let's dive in! 💡
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[@atulbisht9019]

thanks for the video.....Very nicely explained

[@thedatamaster]

Glad you liked it

[@SakinaSaifee-b8o]

Thankyou for creating these videos along with actual implementation, really helpful to understand the concepts quickly.

[@haribabu.t7348]

Very easy to understand the concept of auto loader with detailed info along with implementation , thank you so much

[@ayushvarma9657]

You've explained it so well!

[@lucasschaller553]

You specified “Jan.csv” in the input file path. How does Databricks know to stream in the data from the “Feb.csv” file??

[@TheDataArchitect]

So simple, so accurate. any videos on Medallion architecture?

[@learnwithfunandenjoy3143]

Dear Naval, Thanks for creating lovely learning series for Databricks. did you also created topic wise detail video Playlist for Databricks Professional exam. If you created any such playlist, could you please share with me. Many thanks in advance.

[@truthUntold99]

Thank you for making all these videos. It's really very helpful. But is there a possibility that you can upload the next parts a more quickly? And also the next parts of the associate exam preparation because I have the exam and I'm depending on these videos 🙏🙏🙏

[@thedatamaster]

You're welcome! I'm delighted that you found the video to be beneficial. If you have any additional questions or require further assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out. Also, I've uploaded all the videos for the associate exam preparation. I hope you've had the chance to watch them and are well-prepared for your exam. Best of luck! 😊👍📺

[@jkiran2020]

great video. Is it possible to share the slides?

[@MrAnshrockers]

Nice video

[@swapnilraj2786]

Can u pls tell what happen if the Feb.csv file has records similar to Jan.csv. Will that be appended as well or the de duplication will be handled automatically?

[@sanjeev_kumar14]

Hi Naval, I had a doubt. suppose you processed the Jan file and data was ingested into the schema which could be seen while querying into it. if we truncate the data and re run the command, should it process the file again and ingest data or it would need to be put again in that location to process?

[@akhtarattar2744]

Please give the link of streaming videos or playlist.

[@jyotikinkarsaharia7155]

If consider there are some duplicate records in Feb.csv (same records which were present in Jan.csv), so after using autoloader concept will the duplicate records be populated in the output table?

[@thedatamaster]

Yes, duplicates will appear in the output table. To remove them, you can use the `DISTINCT` keyword in SQL or the `dropDuplicates()` function in PySpark.

[@josephjoestar995]

Trying to ingest Avro files and when I query the written table it gives me some other table to do with event statistics rather than my fields, I don’t think it infers the schema correctly

[@mohitupadhayay1439]

Can I run this code for 100s of csv files just one time? Or do i have to stop the streaming MANUALLY after the batch processing is complete?

[@prabhatgupta6415]

are these asked in Databricks certificatio exma?

[@c.senthilkumar8479]

Can u please share the PDF used in the video, Thanks in advance.

[@shanmukhpriya]

Shall we get the code pls ..any github link ?

[@maderaanalytics]

question what if the content of the file is pipe delimited how do we handle that?

[@adityaf17]

I tried by adding this piece of code after file_format ".option("delimiter", ",") .option("header", "true")" Still whole data is getting loaded in a single column for me. Any document link which has all the additional parameters would be appreciated.

[@ARULJERALDJ]

Bro what happened associate exam playlist

[@thedatamaster]

You're welcome! I'm delighted that you found the video to be beneficial. If you have any additional questions or require further assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out. Also, I've uploaded all the videos for the associate exam preparation. I hope you've had the chance to watch them and are well-prepared for your exam. Best of luck! 😊👍📺

[@GrowthMindset_J]

Your video quality is quite poor! Can’t view the code