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Exam DBDEA Topics: ingestion Difficulty: easy

A streaming media company is designing its ingestion layer on the Databricks Data Intelligence Platform. It has three sources: - A legacy billing system that delivers a complete extract of all open invoices every Sunday night - A partner that drops small CSV files into an Amazon S3 bucket several times per hour - A website that emits click events continuously to a message bus Which mapping of ingestion pattern to source is correct?

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  1. A. Billing extract: streaming ingestion; partner CSVs: reload the entire bucket on every run; click events: weekly scheduled batch
  2. B. All three sources: nightly batch with full reprocessing, because batch processing keeps track of what has already been processed
  3. C. Billing extract: batch load; partner CSVs: incremental loading of only the newly arrived files; click events: streaming ingestion
  4. D. Billing extract: incremental load keyed by invoice ID; partner CSVs: stateful streaming deduplication; click events: hourly batch of the previous hour
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Correct answer: Billing extract: batch load; partner CSVs: incremental loading of only the newly arrived files; click events: streaming ingestion

Reference: https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/data-engineering/batch-vs-streaming

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Official Answer (C): Billing extract: batch load; partner CSVs: incremental loading of only the newly arrived files; click events: streaming ingestion

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