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I’m a self taught data engineer. Here’s the path I recommend.
Start with AZ 900 (Azure fundamental) -> DP 900 (data fundamentals) -> here you can branch into data engineer associate or data analyst associate -> data scientist associate
By the time you get past one or two associate certifications you have a good handle of azure data side of the house. What I did was jump into databricks certs which are 🔥🔥 rn
Dm me if you have any questions
Nah, go databricks imo. With DLT pipelines, databricks is coming for ADFs lunch. I think databricks will be far more relevant in the coming years, along with the fact it’s platform agnostic.
No point getting azure cert to be a data eng. worth getting cert if you wanna learn the platform
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I forget what the fundamental cert is for azure is called but it will walk you through from no knowledge of cloud to intro understanding. from their you can take the next level certs and be fine.
Learning cloud requires some understanding of on prem computing concepts (what is a server, database, storage, etc) but if you are at all technical (and it sounds like you are), it won’t be too difficult to pick it up.
This is exactly what I’m looking! Hope you have a kick ass weekend