Trouble Understanding Azure Data Factory Interview Questions

Hi everyone,

I'm having trouble understanding some of the questions I'm seeing in interviews related to Azure Data Factory. Specifically, I'm having difficulty understanding questions related to the different components of Azure Data Factory from here, such as the Data Integration Runtime, Data Movement Activities, Pipeline Orchestration, and Data Monitoring.

I'm also having trouble understanding the code related to Azure Data Factory. For example, I'm having difficulty understanding the code for creating data integration pipelines, writing custom activities, and configuring triggers for pipelines.

If anyone has any advice for understanding the questions and code related to Azure Data Factory, I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks!

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Thanks for the resource.

Azure Data Factory is a complex system and it can be challenging to understand all of its components and related code. My advice would be to start by breaking down each component and understanding its purpose and how it fits into the overall system.

For example, the Data Integration Runtime is responsible for executing data integration tasks and managing their resources. Data Movement Activities move data between different data stores, while Pipeline Orchestration coordinates the execution of multiple activities to accomplish a larger goal.

To understand the code related to Azure Data Factory, it might be helpful to start with some basic tutorials and build up your knowledge from there. Microsoft provides many resources for learning Azure Data Factory, including documentation, videos, and sample code.

Don't be afraid to ask questions or seek help from more experienced developers. Azure Data Factory has a large community of users, and many are willing to share their knowledge and experience to help others learn.