Section 5 (Production Pipelines), 33. Jobs Orchestration

Questions and Answers

Databricks allows scheduling only a single task as part of a job.

False

The first task in the example job is to execute a notebook that processes the data through a series of tables.

False

In the setup process, it's recommended to use job clusters for production jobs.

True

The path for the first task's notebook is selected from the workspace.

True Signup and view all the answers

The Depends On field allows you to specify the order of task execution.

True Signup and view all the answers

The second task in the job example is named 'Show Pipeline Results'.

False Signup and view all the answers

The cluster dropdown for the third task uses the Demo Cluster.

True Signup and view all the answers

The notebook for the third task only shows the content of the input data without querying any tables.

False Signup and view all the answers

The cron syntax can be edited in the schedule section for a job.

True Signup and view all the answers

DLT pipelines scheduled as tasks directly render the results in the runs UI.

False Signup and view all the answers

Only finished jobs can be viewed in the Active Runs section.

False Signup and view all the answers

Email notifications can be set for job start, success, and failure.

True Signup and view all the answers

A user can change the owner of a job to a group of users.

False Signup and view all the answers

The Repair Run button allows rerunning only the tasks that have failed.

True Signup and view all the answers

A job can fail due to querying a non-existent table.

True Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary purpose of the first task in the multi-task job?

To land a new batch of data in the source directory. Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is true regarding the job clusters used in production jobs?

They allow for cost savings in production environments. Signup and view all the answers

What configuration option defaults to the previously defined task in a multi-task job?

Depends On Signup and view all the answers

When creating the second task in the job, what type is selected?

Delta Live Tables Pipeline Signup and view all the answers

For the third task that displays pipeline results, what is the main function of the corresponding notebook?

To show the content of the pipeline storage location and query the gold table. Signup and view all the answers

What must you do in order to successfully create a multi-task job in Databricks?

Enter a name for the job and configure at least one task. Signup and view all the answers

What is indicated by the 'Create Job' button in the jobs tab?

It initiates the job creation process. Signup and view all the answers

What is indicated by the task named 'DTL' in the multi-task job?

Delta Live Tables Pipeline. Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of the Email Notifications feature in job scheduling?

To alert users on the job's start, success, and failure Signup and view all the answers

What happens when you click on the Repair Run button after a job has failed?

It allows you to rerun only the failed tasks Signup and view all the answers

What is the role of the 'Edit Schedule' button in the job schedule section?

To configure the scheduling options and trigger type Signup and view all the answers

What occurs when a DLT pipeline is scheduled as a task within a job?

It does not display results directly in the runs UI Signup and view all the answers

Which section would you check to see the results of the completed jobs?

Completed Runs section Signup and view all the answers

When correcting a programming error in a job, which statement is true regarding the process?

You can only rerun the specific task where the error occurred Signup and view all the answers

Which statement accurately describes the concept of job ownership in scheduling?

Jobs can be owned by individual users or changed to another user Signup and view all the answers

Match the following job features with their description:

Edit Schedule = Change the trigger type to scheduled Repair Run = Rerun only the tasks that have failed Email Notifications = Receive alerts on job's status Active Runs = Track currently running jobs Signup and view all the answers

Match the following task statuses with their definitions:

Active Runs = Jobs that are currently executing Completed Runs = Jobs that have successfully finished Failed Runs = Jobs that encountered an error during execution Cancelled Runs = Jobs that were stopped before completion Signup and view all the answers

Match the following task types with their characteristics:

DLT Task = Does not directly show results in the runs UI Notebook Task = Processes data through specified queries Scheduled Task = Can be configured with cron syntax Notification Task = Alerts the user about task outcomes Signup and view all the answers

Match the following error scenarios with their descriptions:

Table Not Found = Error due to querying a nonexistent table Pipeline Failure = General failure in executing the pipeline Permission Denied = User lacks rights to run the job Invalid Syntax = Error in the job configuration syntax Signup and view all the answers

Match the following user permissions with their functionality:

Run Job = Allows execution of the job Manage Job = Permits editing and configurations Review Job = Enables checking job reports and logs Change Owner = Allows transferring the job to another user Signup and view all the answers

Match the following job components with their functions:

Runs Tab = Displays the status of job executions Schedule Section = Configures when the job will run Output Log = Shows detailed results of task executions Job Configuration = Sets permissions and notifications for the job Signup and view all the answers

Match the following steps with their outcomes:

Clicking Run Now = Starts the execution of the job Editing Cron Syntax = Modifies the scheduling of the job Fixing Table Name = Corrects errors related to nonexistent tables Terminating Pipeline Cluster = Concludes the usage of the job's resources Signup and view all the answers

Match each task type with its description in the multi-task job:

Notebook = Executes a script to process data and perform operations Delta Live Tables Pipeline = Processes data through a series of tables in real-time Pipeline Results = Shows the contents of the pipeline storage location Database Query = Retrieves specific data from the tables Signup and view all the answers

Match the following task names with their intended purpose:

Land_New_Data = Load a new batch of data into the source directory DLT = Run the Delta Live Tables pipeline Pipeline Results = Display the results of the pipeline Cleanup = Remove old data from the storage location Signup and view all the answers

Match the actions to the corresponding step in creating a multi-task job:

Click Create Job = Initiate the process of setting up a new job Add a new task = Incorporate additional tasks into the job Select the notebook path = Specify the location of the script to run Set task dependencies = Define the order of task execution Signup and view all the answers

Match each component of task creation with its appropriate action:

Task Name = Designate a unique identifier for the task Task Type = Select the kind of operation the task will perform Depends On = Establish the prerequisite task for execution Cluster Dropdown = Choose the resource cluster for task processing Signup and view all the answers

Match the following descriptions with the correct task status:

Executing = The task is currently in progress Succeeded = The task completed without errors Failed = The task encountered an error and did not complete Pending = The task is waiting for its dependencies to finish Signup and view all the answers

Match the following job configuration options with their explanations:

Job Name = Main identifier for the job in the system Pipeline Selection = Choosing the pipeline to execute in the job Cluster Type = Selection between job clusters and all-purpose clusters Task Dependency = Defining the sequence of task execution Signup and view all the answers

Match each term related to job management with its definition:

Email Notifications = Alerts sent upon job start, success, or failure Repair Run Button = Allows rerunning failed tasks only Active Runs Section = Displays ongoing job executions Workflow Tab = Navigation area for job management features Signup and view all the answers

Match the following notebooks with their functionalities:

Land New Data Notebook = Ingests new data into the source directory Delta Live Tables Notebook = Processes data through defined tables Pipeline Results Notebook = Queries and displays results from the pipeline Data Cleanup Notebook = Removes outdated or unnecessary data Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Job Orchestration in Databricks

Databricks allows for scheduling multiple tasks as part of a job.
A multi-task job can consist of various processes including data ingestion, pipeline execution, and results presentation.

Creating a Multi-Task Job

Navigate to the workflow tabs on the sidebar and click the Create Job button in the jobs tab.
Set a name for the job, for example, "Bookstore Demo Job."
Configure the first task:
- Name: Land_New_Data
- Type: Notebook
- Select the notebook from the workspace.
- Choose the Demo Cluster for execution.

Adding Tasks and Dependencies

Add subsequent tasks by clicking the blue circle with the (+) sign.
Configure the second task:
- Name: DLT
- Type: Delta Live Tables Pipeline
- Select the demo pipeline created previously.
- The Depends On field remains as Land_New_Data by default.
Configure the third task:
- Name: Pipeline Results
- Type: Notebook
- Select the results notebook from the previous session.
- The Depends On field defaults to the DLT task.

Job Configuration

The job configuration includes a scheduling section, where trigger types can be set, such as Scheduled.
Email notifications can be configured for job alerts on start, success, and failure.
Permissions allow control over who can manage or run the job and changing the job owner.

Running and Monitoring Jobs

Use the Run Now button to start the job.
Job runs can be monitored under the "Runs" tab, with active and completed runs featured.
Visualization updates in real-time during job execution reflecting task status.

Handling Job Failures

If a task fails due to bad code (e.g., querying a non-existent table), the job will show a failure status.
The Pipeline Results task will indicate specific errors (e.g., Table Not Found).
Errors can be corrected, and a Repair Run option is available to rerun only the failed tasks.

Finalizing the Process

After repairs, the job can be successfully rerun to complete the intended tasks.
It's important to remember to terminate the pipeline cluster after job completion.

Job Orchestration in Databricks

Databricks allows for scheduling multiple tasks as part of a job.
A multi-task job can consist of various processes including data ingestion, pipeline execution, and results presentation.

Creating a Multi-Task Job

Navigate to the workflow tabs on the sidebar and click the Create Job button in the jobs tab.
Set a name for the job, for example, "Bookstore Demo Job."
Configure the first task:
- Name: Land_New_Data
- Type: Notebook
- Select the notebook from the workspace.
- Choose the Demo Cluster for execution.

Adding Tasks and Dependencies

Add subsequent tasks by clicking the blue circle with the (+) sign.
Configure the second task:
- Name: DLT
- Type: Delta Live Tables Pipeline
- Select the demo pipeline created previously.
- The Depends On field remains as Land_New_Data by default.
Configure the third task:
- Name: Pipeline Results
- Type: Notebook
- Select the results notebook from the previous session.
- The Depends On field defaults to the DLT task.

Job Configuration

The job configuration includes a scheduling section, where trigger types can be set, such as Scheduled.
Email notifications can be configured for job alerts on start, success, and failure.
Permissions allow control over who can manage or run the job and changing the job owner.

Running and Monitoring Jobs

Use the Run Now button to start the job.
Job runs can be monitored under the "Runs" tab, with active and completed runs featured.
Visualization updates in real-time during job execution reflecting task status.

Handling Job Failures

If a task fails due to bad code (e.g., querying a non-existent table), the job will show a failure status.
The Pipeline Results task will indicate specific errors (e.g., Table Not Found).
Errors can be corrected, and a Repair Run option is available to rerun only the failed tasks.

Finalizing the Process

After repairs, the job can be successfully rerun to complete the intended tasks.
It's important to remember to terminate the pipeline cluster after job completion.

Job Orchestration in Databricks

Databricks allows for scheduling multiple tasks as part of a job.
A multi-task job can consist of various processes including data ingestion, pipeline execution, and results presentation.

Creating a Multi-Task Job

Navigate to the workflow tabs on the sidebar and click the Create Job button in the jobs tab.
Set a name for the job, for example, "Bookstore Demo Job."
Configure the first task:
- Name: Land_New_Data
- Type: Notebook
- Select the notebook from the workspace.
- Choose the Demo Cluster for execution.

Adding Tasks and Dependencies

Add subsequent tasks by clicking the blue circle with the (+) sign.
Configure the second task:
- Name: DLT
- Type: Delta Live Tables Pipeline
- Select the demo pipeline created previously.
- The Depends On field remains as Land_New_Data by default.
Configure the third task:
- Name: Pipeline Results
- Type: Notebook
- Select the results notebook from the previous session.
- The Depends On field defaults to the DLT task.

Job Configuration

The job configuration includes a scheduling section, where trigger types can be set, such as Scheduled.
Email notifications can be configured for job alerts on start, success, and failure.
Permissions allow control over who can manage or run the job and changing the job owner.

Running and Monitoring Jobs

Use the Run Now button to start the job.
Job runs can be monitored under the "Runs" tab, with active and completed runs featured.
Visualization updates in real-time during job execution reflecting task status.

Handling Job Failures

If a task fails due to bad code (e.g., querying a non-existent table), the job will show a failure status.
The Pipeline Results task will indicate specific errors (e.g., Table Not Found).
Errors can be corrected, and a Repair Run option is available to rerun only the failed tasks.

Finalizing the Process

After repairs, the job can be successfully rerun to complete the intended tasks.
It's important to remember to terminate the pipeline cluster after job completion.

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Section 5 (Production Pipelines), 33. Jobs Orchestration

Questions and Answers

Databricks allows scheduling only a single task as part of a job.

The first task in the example job is to execute a notebook that processes the data through a series of tables.

In the setup process, it's recommended to use job clusters for production jobs.

The path for the first task's notebook is selected from the workspace.

The Depends On field allows you to specify the order of task execution.

The second task in the job example is named 'Show Pipeline Results'.

The cluster dropdown for the third task uses the Demo Cluster.

The notebook for the third task only shows the content of the input data without querying any tables.

The cron syntax can be edited in the schedule section for a job.

DLT pipelines scheduled as tasks directly render the results in the runs UI.

Only finished jobs can be viewed in the Active Runs section.

Email notifications can be set for job start, success, and failure.

A user can change the owner of a job to a group of users.

The Repair Run button allows rerunning only the tasks that have failed.

A job can fail due to querying a non-existent table.

What is the primary purpose of the first task in the multi-task job?

Which of the following is true regarding the job clusters used in production jobs?

What configuration option defaults to the previously defined task in a multi-task job?

When creating the second task in the job, what type is selected?

For the third task that displays pipeline results, what is the main function of the corresponding notebook?

What must you do in order to successfully create a multi-task job in Databricks?

What is indicated by the 'Create Job' button in the jobs tab?

What is indicated by the task named 'DTL' in the multi-task job?

What is the purpose of the Email Notifications feature in job scheduling?

What happens when you click on the Repair Run button after a job has failed?

What is the role of the 'Edit Schedule' button in the job schedule section?

What occurs when a DLT pipeline is scheduled as a task within a job?

Which section would you check to see the results of the completed jobs?

When correcting a programming error in a job, which statement is true regarding the process?

Which statement accurately describes the concept of job ownership in scheduling?

Match the following job features with their description:

Match the following task statuses with their definitions:

Match the following task types with their characteristics:

Match the following error scenarios with their descriptions:

Match the following user permissions with their functionality:

Match the following job components with their functions:

Match the following steps with their outcomes:

Match each task type with its description in the multi-task job:

Match the following task names with their intended purpose:

Match the actions to the corresponding step in creating a multi-task job:

Match each component of task creation with its appropriate action:

Match the following descriptions with the correct task status:

Match the following job configuration options with their explanations:

Match each term related to job management with its definition:

Match the following notebooks with their functionalities:

Study Notes

Job Orchestration in Databricks

Creating a Multi-Task Job

Adding Tasks and Dependencies

Job Configuration

Running and Monitoring Jobs

Handling Job Failures

Finalizing the Process

Job Orchestration in Databricks

Creating a Multi-Task Job

Adding Tasks and Dependencies

Job Configuration

Running and Monitoring Jobs

Handling Job Failures

Finalizing the Process

Job Orchestration in Databricks

Creating a Multi-Task Job

Adding Tasks and Dependencies

Job Configuration

Running and Monitoring Jobs

Handling Job Failures

Finalizing the Process

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