Please do more videos, you are doing a great work and easy to understand way, I saw your last video is 7 months, Please keep doing your communication and content are crisp and easy to understand in a nutshell.
Hi Aman - Thanks for highlighting. The reason I put unidirectional arrow is because even though both options are available, for majority of the cases it's an on-demand picking up of data from by sandbox applications for experimentation.
@@SoftwareArchitectureAcademy Hi, fair point abt unidirectional arrow but that is b/w DataLake and the consumption layer. I guess what Aman is pointing out the arrows within the DataLake (b/w Raw/Ref/Trusted and the Sandbook environment.
As per explanation from 5:19 sec, "Data from any of these three zones can be picked up or moved into a sandbox". This means data can be moved into sandbox also. So, is it required to show bi-directional arrows?
fundamentally, data from sandbox is NEVER activated or consumed, not even for ad-hoc use cases. The data in sandbox is for research, exploration only, once done, the data pipeline can be built from raw -> standardized -> refined zone.
Hello, yes you are right. I was trying to show sandbox pulling data and not these layers pushing data to sandbox. Should have been a double edged arrow to represent a pull(request/response)
Please do more videos, you are doing a great work and easy to understand way, I saw your last video is 7 months, Please keep doing your communication and content are crisp and easy to understand in a nutshell.
Thank you for your motivation - I will certainly do more videos
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what a detailing....crystal clear and complete information
Such an awesome explanation to landing zone, trusted zone and refined zone… waiting for more such videos!
Thanks Nivedita!
Your videos are great, don't stop posting!
Thanks for the feedback, Igor!
Very good information provided in crisp format. Looking further for data modelling videos. Great job 👍👏
Really great introduction!
Thank you Chinmay!
5:21 I think the direction of the three arrows should be towards Sandbox zone (as per what I understood from your words)
Hi Aman - Thanks for highlighting. The reason I put unidirectional arrow is because even though both options are available, for majority of the cases it's an on-demand picking up of data from by sandbox applications for experimentation.
@@SoftwareArchitectureAcademy Hi, fair point abt unidirectional arrow but that is b/w DataLake and the consumption layer. I guess what Aman is pointing out the arrows within the DataLake (b/w Raw/Ref/Trusted and the Sandbook environment.
Very good, concise and informative
Thank you!
Hi...!!! such amazing videos waiting for more such videos plz upload soon...
Hi Nusrat, thanks for your feedback. Will be uploading more videos, stay tuned!
Wouldn't the Trusted and Refined zone be a part of your data warehouse?
As per explanation from 5:19 sec, "Data from any of these three zones can be picked up or moved into a sandbox".
This means data can be moved into sandbox also. So, is it required to show bi-directional arrows?
Yes, you are right - great catch. Typically it is picked up hence I had unidirectional arrow.
how database architecture , data lake architecture and dtaware house architecture connected. Please make video with scenario
what is an example of the physical structure of the data sink / landing zone ? Is it a sharepoint / ftp location ?
fundamentally, data from sandbox is NEVER activated or consumed, not even for ad-hoc use cases. The data in sandbox is for research, exploration only, once done, the data pipeline can be built from raw -> standardized -> refined zone.
Well explained 🎉
Thanks!
I think the arrow direction to sandboxes are wrong? Sandbox is picking up data from the other 3 layers not proving data, right?
Hello, yes you are right. I was trying to show sandbox pulling data and not these layers pushing data to sandbox. Should have been a double edged arrow to represent a pull(request/response)
Data Lake Architecture and medallion Architecture both are same..?
should give info where the sandbox area comes from
Great vid
Thank you 😀
You're welcome 😊
Good job
Thanks Anand!