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This is a self-paced lab that takes place in the Google Cloud console. This lab shows you how to get started with Dataplex using the command line by walking you through creating a lake, adding a zone, attaching and detaching assets, and deleting zones and lakes.

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Dataplex: Qwik Start - Command Line

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Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Taught by Google Cloud Training, who develops widely used Google Cloud products and services
Suitable for beginners who wish to gain foundational knowledge in Dataplex
Provides hands-on labs for practical application of concepts
Focuses on command-line operations, appealing to learners with technical backgrounds
Covers core Dataplex operations like creating lakes, adding zones, and attaching assets
Suited for individuals seeking an introduction to Dataplex for data management and analysis

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Lakes, Zones, and Assets
This project will help you build hands-on experience using Dataplex lakes, zones, and assets.
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  • Create a Dataplex lake and add a zone
  • Attach a bigquery dataset to the lake
  • Create a Dataplex zone in the lake
  • Detach the bigquery dataset from the lake
  • Delete the Dataplex zone and lake
Use command line commands to create a lake
Deepens understanding of how to create lakes and Zones in Dataplex using the command line, which is a common way to create lakes in a real-world coding environment.
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  • Open a terminal window and navigate to the folder where you want to create the lake.
  • Create a new lake using the `gcloud dataplex lakes create` command.
  • Specify the name, location, and other options for the lake.
Practice attaching and detaching assets to a Zone
Provides hands-on experience in attaching and detaching assets to Zones, reinforcing understanding of data organization and access control.
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  • Create a new Zone in a lake.
  • Attach an existing asset to the Zone.
  • Detach the asset from the Zone.
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Dataplex Concepts
These exercises will help you solidify your understanding of key Dataplex concepts like lakes, zones, and assets.
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  • Define a Dataplex lake
  • Define a Dataplex zone
  • Define a Dataplex asset
Follow a tutorial on using Dataplex Zones
Enhances understanding of how to use Zones to partition data in a lake, ensuring efficient data management and improved query performance.
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  • Find a tutorial on using Dataplex Zones.
  • Follow the steps in the tutorial to create a new Zone.
  • Attach the Zone to an existing lake.
Practice deleting Zones and lakes
Reinforces understanding of how to manage and clean up Dataplex resources by providing hands-on practice in deleting Zones and lakes.
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  • Create a new Zone and lake.
  • Delete the Zone.
  • Delete the lake.
Create a diagram of a Dataplex lake architecture
Reinforces understanding of the components and relationships within a Dataplex lake architecture, solidifying knowledge of data organization and management.
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  • Research the different components of a Dataplex lake architecture.
  • Draw a diagram that shows the relationships between these components.
  • Label the different components and explain their functions.
Write a summary of the benefits of using Dataplex
Enhances understanding of the advantages and value proposition of Dataplex, encouraging students to reflect on its impact on data management and analytics.
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  • Research the benefits of using Dataplex.
  • Write a summary that highlights the key benefits.
  • Include examples of how Dataplex can be used to solve real-world data challenges.
Contribute to the Dataplex documentation
Extends understanding of Dataplex beyond the course material, encourages engagement with the broader community, and fosters a deeper understanding of the technology's capabilities.
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  • Find an area in the Dataplex documentation that you would like to improve.
  • Make a change to the documentation and submit a pull request.
  • Work with the Dataplex team to get your changes merged.

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