Azure Functions are serverless compute that help orchestrate and automate complex problems in an event-driven way. We can choose any supported language to create and deploy an Azure Function in the cloud. The supported language as of date is C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, F#, Powershell, and TypeScript. This post will learn how we can create […]
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Databricks provides a wrapper file system API named DBFS (Databricks File System) to perform any file-level operation such as read, write, move, delete, rename, etc. However, sometimes we may need to read the underlying file system objects directly without using the DBFS wrapper APIs. To do so, we can use HDFS APIs available through py4j
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Just like the Maven build tool, sbt is another tool that can be used to manage the project development lifecycle. It helps us to build, test, and package the Scala and Java-based projects into a .jar file. This jar file can be used as a package in another application/project, or it can be simply used
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In this post, we will learn how we can create a jar in IntelliJ IDEA for a Maven-based Scala + Spark project. We will use the maven build tool to create the jar file from the sample Scala project. We know that the Maven is a project management tool that can be used to manage
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In the previous post, we discussed how to set up a maven-based Scala project. Now, in this post, we will learn how we can create an sbt-based Scala project using IntelliJ IDEA IDE. The sbt is an open-source build tool for Scala and Java projects like Maven and Ant. If you need to install IntelliJ
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