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 :) 1. Please follow my Instagram channel : mrk_talkstech (and) 2. Send me an message in Instagram with your email asking for the YAML code ( I will send you the files) ***Please Follow**** What else should I cover in my upcoming videos? Please let me know in the comments :)
Dear Mr. K, can you provide the yaml files you have used to create the CI pipeline for this tutorial? Can you share the git repository with it or if it's possible share the Azure DevOps git repository with us, so we can download it. I mean, if it is public. Great video and explanation skills! Thank you! Best regards!
6:08 - Referring the notebooks pressent in the exact repository of Azure Devops in ADF Pipelines cannot be done. We cannot refer main branch of the DevOps Repository in the ADF Pipeline, thats the reason why the CI Pipeline copies data from Main branch into a LIVE folder in DataBricks.
@mr.ktalkstech - Would we still need the live folder if we are able to fork the repo in our local env? this way when we push the changes to main branch - it will get the updated files always. a bit confused.
That live folder will be created to each and every data engineer account from where they can get into there repository or this live folder will be stored in one development environment workspace and every data engineer has to connect to this dev environment and get those updated file into his repository
Very useful videos Mr K. When are you planning for rest of the videos bro? and also we can use classic editor (in DevOps ) instead of YAML right. Its easy for everyone (who don't know YAML). Please advise any specific reason for YAML?
Thank you so much :) The reason for using YAML is, we can re-use the same code for doing the CI/CD process using different repository such as GitHub :)
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 :)
1. Please follow my Instagram channel : mrk_talkstech (and)
2. Send me an message in Instagram with your email asking for the YAML code ( I will send you the files) ***Please Follow****
What else should I cover in my upcoming videos? Please let me know in the comments :)
You are a great trainer, thank you!
Dear Mr. K, can you provide the yaml files you have used to create the CI pipeline for this tutorial? Can you share the git repository with it or if it's possible share the Azure DevOps git repository with us, so we can download it. I mean, if it is public. Great video and explanation skills! Thank you! Best regards!
Great work Sir..Very nice
6:08 - Referring the notebooks pressent in the exact repository of Azure Devops in ADF Pipelines cannot be done.
We cannot refer main branch of the DevOps Repository in the ADF Pipeline, thats the reason why the CI Pipeline copies data from Main branch into a LIVE folder in DataBricks.
Wonderful video and chanel Mr K. i'm learning so much from you, keep the great work!
Thank you so much :)
This is gold! Thanks!
Thank you so much :)
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@mr.ktalkstech - Would we still need the live folder if we are able to fork the repo in our local env? this way when we push the changes to main branch - it will get the updated files always. a bit confused.
Great explanation 👌
Thank you so much :)
is the need of a live folder valid anymore? I believe CI is possible directly from ADF these days.
That live folder will be created to each and every data engineer account from where they can get into there repository or this live folder will be stored in one development environment workspace and every data engineer has to connect to this dev environment and get those updated file into his repository
The Live folder is specific to the workspace rather than the individual account.
Very useful videos Mr K. When are you planning for rest of the videos bro?
and also we can use classic editor (in DevOps ) instead of YAML right. Its easy for everyone (who don't know YAML).
Please advise any specific reason for YAML?
Thank you so much :) The reason for using YAML is, we can re-use the same code for doing the CI/CD process using different repository such as GitHub :)
Sir Kindly make more videos on ADF
Sure :)
Hi Sir, I dont have credit card but I want to learn ADF. How can I open account for ADF