Course Outline
Introduction
Installing and Configuring Dataiku Data Science Studio (DSS)
- System requirements for Dataiku DSS
- Setting up Apache Hadoop and Apache Spark integrations
- Configuring Dataiku DSS with web proxies
- Migrating from other platforms to Dataiku DSS
Overview of Dataiku DSS Features and Architecture
- Core objects and graphs foundational to Dataiku DSS
- What is a recipe in Dataiku DSS?
- Types of datasets supported by Dataiku DSS
Creating a Dataiku DSS Project
Defining Datasets to Connect to Data Resources in Dataiku DSS
- Working with DSS connectors and file formats
- Standard DSS formats vs. Hadoop-specific formats
- Uploading files for a Dataiku DSS project
Overview of the Server Filesystem in Dataiku DSS
Creating and Using Managed Folders
- Dataiku DSS recipe for merging folders
- Local vs. non-local managed folders
Constructing a Filesystem Dataset Using Managed Folder Contents
- Performing cleanups with a DSS code recipe
Working with Metrics Datasets and Internal Stats Datasets
Implementing the DSS Download Recipe for HTTP Datasets
Relocating SQL Datasets and HDFS Datasets Using DSS
Ordering Datasets in Dataiku DSS
- Writer ordering vs. read-time ordering
Exploring and Preparing Data Visuals for a Dataiku DSS Project
Overview of Dataiku Schemas, Storage Types, and Meanings
Performing Data Cleansing, Normalisation, and Enrichment Scripts in Dataiku DSS
Working with the Dataiku DSS Charts Interface and Types of Visual Aggregations
Utilising the Interactive Statistics Feature of DSS
- Univariate analysis vs. bivariate analysis
- Making use of the Principal Component Analysis (PCA) DSS tool
Overview of Machine Learning with Dataiku DSS
- Supervised ML vs. unsupervised ML
- References for DSS ML algorithms and feature handling
- Deep Learning with Dataiku DSS
Overview of the Flow Derived from DSS Datasets and Recipes
Transforming Existing Datasets in DSS with Visual Recipes
Utilising DSS Recipes Based on User-Defined Code
Optimising Code Exploration and Experimentation with DSS Code Notebooks
Writing Advanced DSS Visualisations and Custom Frontend Features with Webapps
Working with the Dataiku DSS Code Reports Feature
Sharing Data Project Elements and Familiarising with the DSS Dashboard
Designing and Packaging a Dataiku DSS Project as a Reusable Application
Overview of Advanced Methods in Dataiku DSS
- Implementing optimised dataset partitioning using DSS
- Executing specific DSS processing parts through computations in Kubernetes containers
Overview of Collaboration and Version Control in Dataiku DSS
Implementing Automation Scenarios, Metrics, and Checks for DSS Project Testing
Deploying and Updating a Project with the DSS Automation Node and Bundles
Working with Real-Time APIs in Dataiku DSS
- Additional APIs and REST APIs in DSS
Analysing and Forecasting Dataiku DSS Time Series
Securing a Project in Dataiku DSS
- Managing Project Permissions and Dashboard Authorisations
- Implementing Advanced Security Options
Integrating Dataiku DSS with The Cloud
Troubleshooting
Summary and Conclusion
Requirements
- Experience with Python, SQL, and R programming languages
- Basic knowledge of data processing with Apache Hadoop and Spark
- Understanding of machine learning concepts and data models
- Background in statistical analysis and data science concepts
- Experience in data visualisation and communication
Audience
- Engineers
- Data Scientists
- Data Analysts