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It is becoming harder and harder to maintain a technology stack that can keep up with the growing demands of a data-driven business. Every Big Data practitioner is familiar with the three V’s of Big Data: volume, velocity, and variety. What if there was a scale-proof technology that was designed to meet these demands?

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It is becoming harder and harder to maintain a technology stack that can keep up with the growing demands of a data-driven business. Every Big Data practitioner is familiar with the three V’s of Big Data: volume, velocity, and variety. What if there was a scale-proof technology that was designed to meet these demands?

Enter Google Cloud Dataflow. Google Cloud Dataflow simplifies data processing by unifying batch & stream processing and providing a serverless experience that allows users to focus on analytics, not infrastructure. This specialization is intended for customers & partners that are looking to further their understanding of Dataflow to advance their data processing applications.

This specialization contains three courses:

Foundations, which explains how Apache Beam and Dataflow work together to meet your data processing needs without the risk of vendor lock-in

Develop Pipelines, which covers how you convert our business logic into data processing applications that can run on Dataflow

Operations, which reviews the most important lessons for operating a data application on Dataflow, including monitoring, troubleshooting, testing, and reliability.

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Three courses

Serverless Data Processing with Dataflow: Foundations

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This course introduces Apache Beam and its relationship with Dataflow. It covers the Beam Portability framework, which allows developers to use their preferred programming language with their execution backend. The course also discusses how Dataflow separates compute and storage, saving money, and how identity, access, and management tools interact with Dataflow pipelines. Finally, it explores security models for Dataflow.

Serverless Data Processing with Dataflow: Develop Pipelines

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In this second installment of the Dataflow course series, we will dive deeper into developing pipelines using the Beam SDK. We will review Apache Beam concepts, discuss processing streaming data using windows, watermarks, and triggers, and cover options for sources and sinks in your pipelines.

Serverless Data Processing with Dataflow: Operations

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In this final installment of the Dataflow course series, we will introduce the components of the Dataflow operational model. We will examine tools and techniques for troubleshooting and optimizing pipeline performance.

Learning objectives

  • Demonstrate how apache beam and cloud dataflow work together to fulfill your organization’s data processing needs
  • Write pipelines and advanced components such as utility functions, schemas, and watermarks.
  • Perform monitoring, troubleshooting, testing and ci/cd on dataflow pipelines.
  • Deploy dataflow pipelines with reliability in mind to maximize stability for your data processing platform

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