Serverless Data Processing with Dataflow: Operations

This module discusses the course and gives introduction.

This session teaches you how to utilize the Jobs List page's filter to find the jobs you wish to watch or look into. We examine how the Job Graph, Job Info, and Job Metrics tabs work together to provide you a thorough overview of your Dataflow job. In order to develop alerting policies for Dataflow metrics, we also learn how to combine Dataflow with Metrics Explorer.

This module covers the core Error Reporting page as well as the Log panel located at the bottom of the Job Graph and Job Metrics pages.

We learn how to troubleshoot and debug Dataflow pipelines in this subject. In addition, we'll go over the four common ways that Dataflow might go wrong: pipeline failure, channel failure, pipeline execution failure, and performance problems.

The performance factors we should take into account when creating batch and streaming pipelines in Dataflow will be covered in this topic.

This module will discuss unit testing your Dataflow pipelines. We also introduce frameworks and features available to streamline your CI/CD workflow for Dataflow pipelines.

This module will discuss methods for building resilient systems to corrupted data and data center outages.

This module covers Flex Templates, a feature that helps data engineering teams standardize and reuse Dataflow pipeline code. Many operational challenges can be solved with Flex Templates.

This module reviews the topics covered in the course.

Dataflow has two data pipeline types: streaming and batch. Both types of pipelines run jobs that are defined in Dataflow templates. A streaming data pipeline runs a Dataflow streaming job immediately after it is created. A batch data pipeline runs a Dataflow batch job on a user-defined schedule.

Data moves from one component to the next via a series of pipes. Data flows through each pipe from left to right. A "pipeline" is a series of lines connecting components to form a protocol.

The Apache Beam SDK is an open-source programming model that enables you to develop batch and streaming pipelines. You create your channels using an Apache Beam program and then use them on the Dataflow service.

A: There are three major types of pipelines along the transportation route: gathering, transmission, and distribution systems.

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