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The Right Path to Becoming a Data Engineer

Andreas Kretz

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  • Presented by Andreas Kretz, creator of the Data Engineering Cookbook
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Andreas Kretz outlines a structured approach to becoming a data engineer using his data engineering cookbook.

I get asked a lot how to become a data engineer. No, its not doing courses or certifications. In this video I show you how you can use my data engineering cookbook. It allows you to identify the tools and knowledge you need. The goal here is to focus not try to learn everything. I also answered many questions from the live audience and that you have sent me in previous posts on LinkedIn Some time after I made this video I decided to start offering a data engineering coaching program. ►Learn Data Engineering with my Data Engineering Academy: learndataengineering.com ►LEARN MORE ABOUT DATA ENGINEERING: -Check out my free 100+ page data engineering cookbook on GitHub: github.com/andkret/Cookbook ►PLEASE SUPPORT WHAT YOU LIKE: Just use this link whenever you buy something from Amazon: amazon.com/shop/plumbersofdatascience (As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases from Amazon) This is free of charge for you but super helpful for supporting this channel.

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Data Engineers who came from a mostly database administration role before; what route did you take? I'm having a hard time finding a way to set a training plan for myself. I'm a SQL Server database admin of 10+ years. I already have a head start on one of the technical requirements for data engineering, the SQL language itself. Our company provides a generous training allowance, in addition to access on Pluralsight. Currently I am learning technologies our Cloud team needs that touches SQL. So Docker/Kubernetes, cloud technologies (Azure in our case). I plan to get basic certifications in both. But from there, I'm stuck on what next. I have experience in transforming data with SSIS…
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