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Engineering Data Mesh in Azure Cloud

Engineering Data Mesh in Azure Cloud

By : Deswandikar
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Engineering Data Mesh in Azure Cloud

Engineering Data Mesh in Azure Cloud

4.5 (6)
By: Deswandikar

Overview of this book

Decentralizing data and centralizing governance are practical, scalable, and modern approaches to data analytics. However, implementing a data mesh can feel like changing the engine of a moving car. Most organizations struggle to start and get caught up in the concept of data domains, spending months trying to organize domains. This is where Engineering Data Mesh in Azure Cloud can help. The book starts by assessing your existing framework before helping you architect a practical design. As you progress, you’ll focus on the Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure and the cloud-scale analytics framework, which will help you quickly set up a landing zone for your data mesh in the cloud. The book also resolves common challenges related to the adoption and implementation of a data mesh faced by real customers. It touches on the concepts of data contracts and helps you build practical data contracts that work for your organization. The last part of the book covers some common architecture patterns used for modern analytics frameworks such as artificial intelligence (AI). By the end of this book, you’ll be able to transform existing analytics frameworks into a streamlined data mesh using Microsoft Azure, thereby navigating challenges and implementing advanced architecture patterns for modern analytics workloads.
Table of Contents (23 chapters)
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Part 1: Rolling Out the Data Mesh in the Azure Cloud
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Part 2: Practical Challenges of Implementing a Data Mesh
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Part 3: Popular Data Product Architectures
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Chapter 14: Advanced Analytics Using Azure Machine Learning, Databricks, and the Lakehouse Architecture
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Chapter 16: Event-Driven Analytics Using Azure Event Hubs, Azure Stream Analytics, and Azure Machine Learning

Managing data privacy

In the Understanding the security requirements of a data mesh architecture section, we learned that data security and data privacy are related topics and have an overlap. If you have implemented all aspects of data security, then you have covered most of data privacy, too. There are only two more topics that we should cover to complete the data security and privacy topic: data masking and data retention.

Once again, we will consider the two dominant data stores—SQL Database and Azure Data Lake Gen2.

Data masking

Often, data engineers and data scientists have a requirement to query sensitive personally identifiable information (PII) as a part of their experiment or pipeline. While this data should flow through the system, it should not be visible to the human eye to prevent any malicious use or data leak. Sometimes, sensitive data, such as social security numbers, can even be part of a table relationship and, hence, part of join operations.

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