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I just use the pyspark documentation. If you're already proficient with python and SQL, I don't know that you need a whole separate class. Databricks offers their own training.
I would familiarize myself with distributed data computing conceptually. There some differences between Hadoop and spark that might surface in the interview.
You can get the databricks book for free from their website, go to their cert page and read what they recommend you should cover for the associate dev certificate
Oreilly book: Spark The Definitive Guide
And don’t buy it.. databricks offers it for free to anyone on the web just google it
I used the $10 course on udemy, set up a free server on AWS. I feel like that’s almost free lol
I was gonna say you get these courses for free!
Training from their official site would be the route
There’s also databricks/pyspark courses on LinkedIn learning and udemy
+1 for Databricks Academy, plus Partner trainings if possible
Thank you all!
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