[Update Links] Essential Data Science: Database and ETL With Python

Essential Data Science: Database and ETL With Python | Udemy
English | Size: 820.10 MB
Genre: eLearning

What you’ll learn
Getting started with Python application development and database
Working on with file I/O, Text, CSV, Excel, JSON and XML
Reading Files from HTTP Website ( Included Web Authentication)
Reading Files from Server-Based S3 Protocol
Accessing Python applications to Multiple Databases such as SQLite, MySQL, SQL Server and PostgreSQL
Accessing Python applications to Multiple NoSQL Databases such as MongoDB, Redis and Apache Cassandra
Building ETL applications with various scenario

Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) is a process to process various data sources to be targeted data sources. ETL is one of required skill in data science to implement pre-processing and/or post-processing. This workshop is designed for anyone who wants to improve ETL skills.

The workshop will focus on the following data sources

Files

RDBMS databases

NoSQL databases

We start to learn for basic I/O files and directories. We can copy and delete files or directories. Next, we explore how to access various file types such as Text, CSV, JSON, and XML. In addition, we access remote data source over website and server-based S3 protocol.

We learn how to work with RDBMS database with Python. We use RBDMS database engines such as SQLite, MySQL, SQL Server and PostgreSQL. We perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete). We also access database table from Python Pandas. Then, we can convert Python Pandas Dataframe into database table.

We can leverage ETL with NoSQL database engines. We will work with MongoDB, Redis and Apache Cassandra. We perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) on these NoSQL database engines. We also access NoSQL database from Python Pandas. Then, we can convert Python Pandas Dataframe into NoSQL database.

Last, we implement ETL Python program. We have three case studies to show how ETL work with Python.

This workshop needs a basic Python programming to follow all hands-on-labs. Internet access is needed when we’re installing additional Python libraries.

Who this course is for:
Student and professional developers
Any developer who wants to learn Python and database
Any developer who wants to learn ETL with Database