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Brian Lipp
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Brian Lipp

Brian Lipp is a Technology Polyglot, Engineer, and Solution Architect with a wide skillset in many technology domains. His programming background has ranged from R, Python, and Scala, to Go and Rust development. He has worked on Big Data systems, Data Lakes, data warehouses, and backend software engineering. Brian earned a Master of Science, CSIS from Pace University in 2009. He is currently a Sr. Data Engineer working with large Tech firms to build Data Ecosystems.
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DBX

DBX is a central tool meant for CI workloads when working with Databricks. You can use it to create a project template and deploy and launch your workflows. Since DBX uses Databricks APIs, it is able to use Databricks workflows. A workflow is a grouping of dbt notebooks or jobs meant to flow together.

These are some of the most important files:

  • .dbx/project.json: Organized by environments; used to manage configuration across your project.
  • project_folder: Used to store your Python code that isn’t included in notebooks or tests.
  • conf/deployment.yml: A YAML-based configuration file that allows you to define the details of Databricks workflows. You can define tasks for dbt notebooks and jobs at the moment.
  • notebooks: Used to hold Databricks notebooks.
  • tests: Should be used for integration and unit tests, with each in its own subfolder structure.

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To create your shell project (not required but useful), run the following command...

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Brian Lipp

Brian Lipp is a Technology Polyglot, Engineer, and Solution Architect with a wide skillset in many technology domains. His programming background has ranged from R, Python, and Scala, to Go and Rust development. He has worked on Big Data systems, Data Lakes, data warehouses, and backend software engineering. Brian earned a Master of Science, CSIS from Pace University in 2009. He is currently a Sr. Data Engineer working with large Tech firms to build Data Ecosystems.
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