Data Warehousing for Starters

[@Dayzdeee]

I love your teaching style! I took a data science bootcamp and was crammed with lots of information in a short period of time. I survived, but I'm now going back through all the topics I learned and trying to digest all the information in a more relaxed pace. Thank you! 😊

[@ljubicar1987]

You are very easy to understand, I like your videos!

[@Situayo]

Very happy I found this channel. ☺️

[@JamesOliver]

Welcome aboard!

[@chinenyeonwe8419]

Thank you so much for this. Way too easy to understand

[@rapo107]

James... Please make more videos on this. Thanks in advance..🙏🙏

[@JamesOliver]

I plan to. They are coming. ;)

[@jrbatemanjr]

Is this slide deck available publicly ?

[@Alex-ol4bv]

In the part about the database itself you mention that in a scenario with very large amounts of data, SQL server is probably insufficient. What would be the next (bigger) tech stack you would use in such a situation?

[@JamesOliver]

It is a good question and you have several options; if you prefer an on-prem setup, Teradata as your database has unbelievable performance. However, if you prefer Cloud Snowflake or SQL managed instance in Azure are some good options. As we know budget is usually the deciding factor lol. I used to run a Teradata shop and now I run a SQL Server shop and the performance difference is stark. Those Teradata engineers built an amazing product for data warehouses.

[@Alex-ol4bv]

@@JamesOliver thanks for the elaborate feedback. Much appreciated!

[@JamesOliver]

@@Alex-ol4bv Anytime!

[@interestingmusic280]

Videos on Data Vault plz ?

[@JamesOliver]

This is a great suggestion! Thank you.