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How to Learn & Execute Real-Time Projects using Talend?

 

How to Learn & Execute Real-Time Projects using Talend?

Exclusive content to learn and execute real-time projects using Talend, SQL, Data warehouse, Data Lake, Big Data & AWS Cloud computing



You can check out Rohan’s YouTube channel which has very comprehensive videos on Talend Beginners topics. In addition, a detailed course that is unique has been created and you can signup for free resources and recorded courses. You will also be able to learn via the combination of recorded and live sessions. Live sessions will help you with all your questions, doubts, and new concepts in Talend which doesn't exist on google or youtube. So the course content is very unique and very beneficial for learners to execute real-time projects.

Three easy steps to follow:

1.    You can check out https://talendpro.com for more information. 

2.    Download the mobile app in which you can download free resources

a.     Android - https://bit.ly/rohan-android-app

b.    iOS - https://apple.co/3pM9AsH

Join free group chats to discuss your issues, practice, and learn from a very strong community of over 300 Talend learners and professionals.


Do you want to check the demo video?

Check out my channel YouTube.com/learningwithRohan




 

What topics are covered?

1. This is a Recorded video course designed for absolute beginners to intermediates in the Talend ETL tool.


2. Total Course Duration: 25+ hours (8-10 hours for Beginners & remaining Intermediate level). 


3. You will also get 1-2 hours of group discussion/doubts/clarification every weekend when you purchase this course.


Here is the overall course syllabus covered. The curriculum is carefully designed such that learners will first go through the required basics and all the materials for the Talend ETL job design and development.


Topics Covered:

01. Talend Overview and other ETL tools in the market

02. Talend Architecture in detail

03. Working with files (Reading and Writing)

04. Working with database (Reading and Writing)

05. Best practices in the design & development

06. Context variables & Global variables

07. Metadata for re-usable connection

08. Different components like tmap, taggregate, tfilter etc

09. Working with multiple files in a loop

09. Working with FTP files

10. Various file operations

10. Working with API to extract data

11. Error handling in Talend 

12. Talend job execution & debug run

13. Dynamic operations on source/target

14. Executing jobs in command line

15. Using Java components tJava, tJavaRow, tJavaFlex & Routines

16. Slowly Changing Dimensions in Talend

17. Talend jobs using AWS services (S3, RDS & Redshift)

18. Talend jobs using Big Data cluster (hdfs, hive & kafka)

19. Talend jobs using the snowflake database

20. Talend jobs data lake & data warehouse load


Please note: I will be adding more & more videos so keep checking

Price may increase at any time.


 


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