How to load data into PostgreSQL using Python | Your first ETL pipeline | Data Engineering Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
- What are the basics you should cover when you build an ETL pipeline?
🎬In this episode I am showing you how an ETL process would look like. We are going to load the data from Task 8 and load it into our local PostgreSQL database.
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0:00 Intro & Agenda
1:00 Recap - How to start web scraping using DEV TOOLS
4:30 Example how my ETL pipeline would look like
9:30 What is a logger?
17:00 Test the database connection
27:25 How to create a database table based on your data
42:00 How to extract the .json data and load into PostgreSQL
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Also very interesting how powerful try and exception blocks are! Definitely going to implement them more into my code.
yea. also look up when you should log errors and when not
Good one sir, however, I didn't get to understand how am supposed to download data straight from a website into the postgres using python
this was super helpful, thank you. do you have a tutorial that explains how to load the data to PostgreSQL when the json data is nested?
hi Sarah, thank you for your kind words. Unfortunately, I don't have such a video but I can recommend you looking into flattening json objects before loading them into your database.
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