Part 4- Creating the Continuous Integration Pipeline (Part -2) - CI/CD in Azure Databricks Demo

[@mr.ktalkstech]

I hope you all enjoy this video, I have spent multiple days in making this tutorial since my main intention is to cover almost all the topics in the most detailed way so that even an absolute beginner can understand the complete functionality of the CI/CD pipeline.
I would highly appreciate if you could give a Like to this video and subscribe to my YT channel which will motivate me to make more such videos in the future.
To get the YAML files used in this tutorial, please do the below as a token of support :)
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What else should I cover in my upcoming videos? Please let me know in the comments :)

[@arundhatisen1053]

Hi from where can we get the code files?

[@ParameshDhayanidhi]

Firstly let me say a BIG THANK YOU for your contributions to the community. You are excellent with detailed explanations. I like the way you take the step by step approach and it has very clear instructions which can help even someone with little experience.

[@mr.ktalkstech]

Thank you soo much :)

[@madhooreddy5632]

Really simple way of explanation skill you have...! God bless for your happy future.

[@mr.ktalkstech]

Thank you soo much :)

[@melvin9993]

It's been long time looking for something like this. Well done

[@mr.ktalkstech]

Thank you so much :)

[@ihorkonovalenko9389]

Interesting video, thanks to author. But very unusful is that there is no link to real files with solution. As nobody will retype YAML and Powershell code from sceen, it makes video mostly useless for people who search real practical solution.

[@sanishthomas2858]

Very nice.. quick question, this subscription of databricks is this and does this manageble in terms of cost? I remember it was bit expensive to have databricks and also if u are using pass through then it should be the premium one?

[@AnantGowerdhan]

Thanks for a nice elaborated tutorial, by any chance you have github repository for the code you described here?

[@abdulalimbaig3286]

Thanks a ton for making these videos brother! Im trying to implement a machine learning project using the method you are teaching, will it be okay to not copy the files to the live folder? could you guide a bit on modifying the template yml file please? thanks in advance

[@mohamedderbeli1839]

so useful thank you.

[@neelshah8247]

Great explanation. Thank you very much.
By any chance, have you uploaded the YAML code or PowerShell script somewhere?

[@mr.ktalkstech]

Thank you, please send me an email for the code files :)
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[@neelshah8247]

@@mr.ktalkstech Sure. Thanks. I have sent you an email.

[@olugboyegaonimole]

hello Mr K, thank you for this video, may I send you an email for the yaml files and powershell script please? Thank you. Olu

[@BITTUKUMAR-ob8qs]

@neelshah8247 @mr.ktalkstech please send the codes to me also .

[@vaibhavvaidya8715]

Few doubts I have,
I have implemented CICD for almost 2-3 clients but I used databricks tasks like databricks cli and databricks deploy etc instead of power shell scripts which i feel complex one to understand and implement the logic..
is any specific reason for using the power shell script?

[@akashchandapureakashchanda1842]

i am practicing cicd but where i can find .yml files

[@arundhatisen1053]

just wanted to check, can we import the folders to live branch using Personal Access Token as well? Or only Bearer Token needs to be used?

[@mr.ktalkstech]

We can use PAT as well :)

[@datakul]

Could you please share the CICD Scripts files.

[@user-kp5sl6se7l]

Can you send that .yaml file

[@huatkeongtang1274]

hi mr.K, i did send an email to you 2 days ago to get the YAML file , i am still hoping for you email reply.

[@user-qi6nw8si3y]

same from my side