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Alan Bernardo Palacio
Alan Bernardo Palacio
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Alan Bernardo Palacio

Alan Bernardo Palacio is a data scientist and an engineer with vast experience in different engineering fields. His focus has been the development and application of state-of-the-art data products and algorithms in several industries. He has worked for companies such as Ernst and Young, Globant, and now holds a data engineer position at Ebiquity Media helping the company to create a scalable data pipeline. Alan graduated with a Mechanical Engineering degree from the National University of Tucuman in 2015, participated as the founder in startups, and later on earned a Master's degree from the faculty of Mathematics in the Autonomous University of Barcelona in 2017. Originally from Argentina, he now works and resides in the Netherlands.
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Using Azure Blob storage with Azure Databricks

In the same way that we can access objects stored in AWS S3, we can access objects in Azure Blob storage. Both options allow us to have a redundant data storage that can be accessed from anywhere. Their differences lie in the tools that they will be used with and certain characteristics that may make them more suitable to use in a certain project. Azure Blob storage is more cost-efficient and has high redundancy, while S3 is extensively used by several organizations and has a small learning curve. We will see how to set up an Azure Blob storage account, upload the file that we were using, and read it from our notebook.

Setting up Azure Blob storage

The first step is to create an Azure Blob storage account, as follows:

  1. Search for Storage account in the Azure portal and select Create a new storage account.
  2. In the Create storage account options, fill out the details and set the Replication option to Locally-redundant storage...
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Published in: May 2021Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781838647216

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Alan Bernardo Palacio

Alan Bernardo Palacio is a data scientist and an engineer with vast experience in different engineering fields. His focus has been the development and application of state-of-the-art data products and algorithms in several industries. He has worked for companies such as Ernst and Young, Globant, and now holds a data engineer position at Ebiquity Media helping the company to create a scalable data pipeline. Alan graduated with a Mechanical Engineering degree from the National University of Tucuman in 2015, participated as the founder in startups, and later on earned a Master's degree from the faculty of Mathematics in the Autonomous University of Barcelona in 2017. Originally from Argentina, he now works and resides in the Netherlands.
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