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What is the primary purpose of the trusted zone in data lake zones?
What is the primary purpose of the trusted zone in data lake zones?
- To store unaltered data in its original form
- To verify data for accuracy and quality (correct)
- To ingest data from various sources
- To enrich data and automate workflows
Which component is NOT part of the foundation layers in data treatment?
Which component is NOT part of the foundation layers in data treatment?
- Security
- Data visualization (correct)
- Metadata
- Data quality
In which zone is data first ingested without any transformation?
In which zone is data first ingested without any transformation?
- Refined data zone
- Transient loading zone (correct)
- Raw data zone
- Trusted data zone
Which of the following best describes the primary focus of the discovery sandbox within data treatment?
Which of the following best describes the primary focus of the discovery sandbox within data treatment?
Which aspect of serverless architecture is highlighted in the examples of Big Data Architecture mentioned?
Which aspect of serverless architecture is highlighted in the examples of Big Data Architecture mentioned?
Which of the following best describes the primary purpose of data capturing?
Which of the following best describes the primary purpose of data capturing?
What is the key difference between a data warehouse and a data lake?
What is the key difference between a data warehouse and a data lake?
Which process is NOT part of data processing?
Which process is NOT part of data processing?
Which data source type is designed primarily for real-time data acquisition?
Which data source type is designed primarily for real-time data acquisition?
In the context of manual data entry, which of the following is most accurate?
In the context of manual data entry, which of the following is most accurate?
Which aspect is critical for the effective presentation of data?
Which aspect is critical for the effective presentation of data?
What characterizes on-premise data management?
What characterizes on-premise data management?
Which of the following methods is typically used for automated data collection?
Which of the following methods is typically used for automated data collection?
What is the primary function of the refined zone in data treatment?
What is the primary function of the refined zone in data treatment?
Which layer is responsible for ensuring high-quality, reliable data in the data treatment process?
Which layer is responsible for ensuring high-quality, reliable data in the data treatment process?
In data lake zones, which zone is responsible for tagging and cataloging data upon ingestion?
In data lake zones, which zone is responsible for tagging and cataloging data upon ingestion?
Which type of data source primarily deals with operational transaction data?
Which type of data source primarily deals with operational transaction data?
Which step in data treatment involves integrating data into a consistent format?
Which step in data treatment involves integrating data into a consistent format?
Which of the following is a characteristic of both structured and unstructured data sources?
Which of the following is a characteristic of both structured and unstructured data sources?
What is a primary advantage of using automated data collection methods over manual data entry?
What is a primary advantage of using automated data collection methods over manual data entry?
Which component of data processing emphasizes the importance of ensuring datasets are ready for analysis?
Which component of data processing emphasizes the importance of ensuring datasets are ready for analysis?
In what scenario is a data lake most advantageous compared to a data warehouse?
In what scenario is a data lake most advantageous compared to a data warehouse?
Which aspect of effective data presentation can significantly influence the audience's understanding?
Which aspect of effective data presentation can significantly influence the audience's understanding?
Which of the following best explains the primary function of APIs in data sourcing?
Which of the following best explains the primary function of APIs in data sourcing?
Which of the following statements about on-premise data management is true?
Which of the following statements about on-premise data management is true?
What is the most critical outcome of effective data capturing?
What is the most critical outcome of effective data capturing?
Flashcards
Data Capturing
Data Capturing
The process of collecting and entering data from various sources into a system for analysis, processing, or storage.
Data Sources
Data Sources
Data sources are systems from which data can be obtained. They provide raw material for analysis and other applications.
Data Processing
Data Processing
Involves cleaning, transforming, storing, and analyzing collected data.
Data Presentation
Data Presentation
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Data Warehouse
Data Warehouse
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Data Lake
Data Lake
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On-premise Data Management
On-premise Data Management
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Software as a Service (SaaS)
Software as a Service (SaaS)
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Transient Zone
Transient Zone
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Trusted Zone
Trusted Zone
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Data Ecosystem
Data Ecosystem
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What are the main types of data sources?
What are the main types of data sources?
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What is data capturing?
What is data capturing?
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What is data processing?
What is data processing?
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What is data presentation?
What is data presentation?
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How does a data warehouse work?
How does a data warehouse work?
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How does a data lake work?
How does a data lake work?
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What is on-premise data management?
What is on-premise data management?
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What is Software as a Service (SaaS)?
What is Software as a Service (SaaS)?
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What is a Data Lake?
What is a Data Lake?
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What is the Trusted Zone in a Data Lake?
What is the Trusted Zone in a Data Lake?
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How are Data Sources handled in a Data Lake?
How are Data Sources handled in a Data Lake?
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What is the Refined Zone in a Data Lake?
What is the Refined Zone in a Data Lake?
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What is the Transient Zone in a Data Lake?
What is the Transient Zone in a Data Lake?
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Study Notes
Data Collection and Management
- Data sources include web browsers, smartphones, search engines, the internet, banking, and games.
- Data is collected by government agencies, pharmaceutical companies, consumer product companies, large retailers (big box stores), and credit card companies.
- Big Data infrastructure involves collection, ingestion, preparation, computation, and presentation.
- Data sources are both structured (databases, APIs, flat files, cloud storage, data warehouses, spreadsheets) and unstructured.
Data Capturing
- Data capturing involves collecting and inputting data from various sources for analysis or storage.
- Methods include manual data entry, automated collection using sensors, IoT devices, APIs, surveys, forms, point-of-sale systems, and mobile data capture.
- Accurate, private, secure, and integrated data capture is critical for building reliable datasets.
Data Processing
- Data processing steps include collection, cleaning, transformation, storage, and analysis.
Data Presentation
- Data presentation displays data clearly and engagingly to highlight insights.
- Key aspects are visualization, clarity, context, interactivity, and storytelling.
Data Warehousing
- Data warehouses: Incoming data is cleaned and organized into a consistent schema for direct analysis.
- Data lakes: Raw data is stored in its original format, enabling selection and organization as needed.
Data Infrastructure Models
- On-premise: Users manage all components (networking, storage, servers, virtualization, operating system, middleware, runtime, data, and applications). Example: private data center.
- SaaS (Software as a Service): Vendors handle everything; users access applications via the internet. Example: Gmail, Microsoft Office 365.
Big Data Architecture
- Serverless: Cloud providers (AWS, Azure, GCP) manage resources instead of dedicated servers.
Data Treatment (Data Lake Approach 1)
- Data sources: streaming, file, relational.
- Data lake zones:
- Transient: Ingest, tag, and catalog data.
- Raw: Apply metadata, protect sensitive data.
- Trusted: Data quality and validation.
- Refined: Enrich data and automate workflows.
- Consumer systems: data catalog, data preparation tools, visualization, external connectors.
Data Treatment (Data Lake Approach 2)
- Data sources: OLTP/ODS, enterprise data warehouse, logs, cloud services, streaming, file data.
- Steps:
- Transient loading zone: Ingest data from sources without transformation.
- Raw data zone: Store unaltered data and tokenize information.
- Refined data zone: Integrate data into a consistent format.
- Trusted data zone: High-quality validated data.
- Discovery sandbox: Exploratory analysis and experimentation.
- Consumers: business analysts, data scientists.
- Foundation layers: metadata, data quality, catalog, security.
Data Technologies
- Data collection from apps, IoT devices.
- Ingestion (third-party tools, MQTT).
- Preparation and computation in the data lake, sending results to the data warehouse.
- Data presentation.
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Description
This quiz covers essential concepts related to data collection, capturing, processing, and management. It addresses the different sources, methods, and infrastructure involved in handling data. Test your understanding of how data flows from collection to analysis in today's digital landscape.
