Data Warehousing on cloud vendors introduces you to concepts, strategies, and best practices for designing cloud-based data warehouses using Redshift, a petabyte-scale data warehouse in cloud vendors. This course shows how to use other cloud vendors services such as DynamoDB, EMR, Kinesis Firehose, and S3 to collect, store, and prepare data for a data warehouse. In addition, this course will show how to perform analytics on data using business intelligence tools.
Course targets
By taking this course, you will be able to: Discuss the core concepts of a data warehouse. Evaluate the relationship between Redshift and other big data systems. Evaluate use cases for data warehouse workloads and review case studies that demonstrate the implementation of Cloud vendors big data and analytics services when designing data warehouse solutions. Choose the appropriate Redshift node type and size based on your data needs. Discuss security features related to Redshift, such as encryption, IAM permissions, and database permissions. Launch an Redshift cluster and implement a data warehouse in the cloud using various components, features, and functions. Use other Cloud vendors data and analytics services such as DynamoDB, EMR, Kinesis Firehose, and S3 to help design data warehouse solutions. Evaluate the methods and methods used to design the data warehouse. Identify data sources and evaluate requirements that affect the design of the data warehouse. Design the data warehouse to effectively use compression, data distribution, and classification methods. Load and unload data and perform data maintenance tasks. Write queries and evaluate query plans to optimize query performance. Configure the database to allocate resources such as memory to the query queue, and define criteria to route certain types of queries to the configured query queue to improve processing efficiency. Use a variety of features and services (such as Redshift database audit logging, CloudTrail, CloudWatch, and Simple Notification Service [SNS]) to audit, monitor, and receive event notifications about activities in the data warehouse. Prepare for operational tasks, such as sizing Redshift clusters and using snapshots to back up and restore clusters.Zh Use business intelligence (BI) applications to perform analysis and visualization tasks on the data.
Target population
This course applies to: Database architect Database administrator Database developer Data analysts and scientists
prerequisites
We recommend that those attending this course meet the following prerequisites: Complete the following courses: Cloud vendors Technical Essentials (or equivalent Cloud vendors experience) Familiar with relational databases and database design concepts
The way to teach
This course will be taught in combination with: Instructor-led training (ILT) Hands-on labHands-on activitiesThis course allows you to experiment with new technologies and apply what you have learned to your work environment through various practical exercises
Course Outline
Day 1 Course Introduction Introduction to Data Warehouse Introduction to RedshiftUnderstanding Redshift components and resources Launch an Redshift clusterDay 2 View data warehouse methods Identify data sources and requirements Designing a data warehouse Load data into the data warehouse3rd day Write queries and optimize performance Maintaining the data warehouse Analyze and visualize data Lesson summary
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