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What is the architecture of Azure Data Lake?


What is the architecture of Azure Data Lake?
Azure Data Lake is designed with 2 major components, data lake store and analytics. And majorly there are below structure:

1.) Internal system - YARN & WebHDFS. Yarn - Analytics  & WebHDFS - Hadoop hdfs storage.
2.) Analytics - USQL   
3.) Compute Engine - HdInsight (Big Data batch processing).
3 Azure Data Lake Store (ADLS) serving as the hyper-scale storage layer.

What can I do with Azure Data Lake Analytics?
·         Right now, ADLA is focused on batch processing, which is great for many Big Data workloads.
·         Prepping large amounts of data for insertion into a Data Warehouse
·         Processing scraped web data for science and analysis
·         Churning through text, and quickly tokenizing to enable context and sentiment analysis
·         Using image processing intelligence to quickly process unstructured image data
·         Replacing long-running monthly batch processing with shorter running distributed processes
ADLA is well equipped to handle many of the types of processing we do in the T portion of ETL; that is, transforming data. If you've found that your data volumes have increased, changed shape, or you are generally not happy with your ETL performance, ADLA might serve as a good replacement for your traditional approach to prepping data for analysis.


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