Hi! I’m Cathrine 👋🏻 I really like Azure Data Factory. It’s one of my favorite topics, I can talk about it for hours. But talking about it can only help so many people - the ones who happen to attend an event where I’m presenting a session. So I’ve decided to try something new… I’m going to write an introduction to Azure Data Factory! And not just one blog post. A whole bunch of them.
I’m going to take all the things I like to talk about and turn them into bite-sized blog posts that you can read through at your own pace and reference later. I’ve named this series Beginner’s Guide to Azure Data Factory. You may not be new to ETL, data integration, Azure, or SQL, but we’re going to start completely from scratch when it comes to Azure Data Factory.
Important: Exam DP-201 is retired as of August 31st, 2021. It has been replaced by Exam DP-203. You may still find the content in this post relevant, but I have not updated it for Exam DP-203.
At SQLBits 2019, I presented my Biml Tips and Tricks: Not Just for SSIS Packages! session. The session recording has been available for many months, but I only just now realized I never blogged abut it 😊 You can view the slide deck on my SlideShare and download my Biml Demos if you want to dig into my code examples.
Biml Tips and Tricks: Not Just for SSIS Packages! Session Recording
You can increase or decrease the speed, enable closed captioning, and even download the video for offline viewing.
(If you want a laugh, I recommend watching in 2x speed with the not-quite-accurate captions. You’ll see gems like “This is Bemmel. Tips and tricks not just for exercise packages!” 🤣)
At DataGrillen 2019, I presented a session called Uhms and Bunny Hands: Tips for Improving Your Presentation Skills. The wonderful Amanda Debler (@texmandie) was kind enough to record it, yay! 🥳
The session recording is now available on YouTube, and the slide deck is available on SlideShare.
Tips for Improving Your Presentation Skills - Session Recording
(As this was an unplanned session recording, we didn’t have any microphones. The sound quality could be better, but I decided to share this video anyway. I hope it can still be useful for others!)
Important: Exam DP-200 is retired as of August 31st, 2021. It has been replaced by Exam DP-203. You may still find the content in this post relevant, but I have not updated it for Exam DP-203.