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Basics of Talend

Basics of Talend

This course is designed to train the learner on using talend from the ground up for ETL and data source handling and using the interface efficiently. How to import data into Talend and then perform various transformations of data, cleansing, filtering, lookups, concatenations and other commonly used data handling techniques pertaining to Data Warehouses.

Learning Outcome

  • Create ETL jobs that connect to almost any data source
  • Build integration processes
  • Mappings, joins, aggregations and sorting
  • Filter, Modify, Unite data
  • Orchestrate processes
  • Build standalone jobs that run on a schedule or based on an event
  • Make jobs more user-friendly for non technical users
  • Build job hierarchies and pass data between different levels
  • implement and test your own assumptions
  • configure your project for logging, versioning and context loading
  • Basics of Java for Talend
  • Basics of SQL

Prerequisites

Software

  • Full admin / root access to training PC
  • Talend Open Studio
  • Access to external URL
  • JDK 8 or above (JRE won't suffice)
  • Full access path setup prior to training

Hardware

  • 32GB / 16GB / 8GB RAM or above for Windows / MacOS / Linux
  • SSL installed
  • Access to terminal without tunnelling
  • Dual Screen
  • Webcam and Microphone

Outline

This is a 2-day course.

  1. Introduction
    1. Environment
    2. Expectations
    3. UI
  2. Prerequisites
    1. SQL
    2. Java
    3. Connections
    4. SSL
    5. Data Source
  3. Beginning Talend
    1. Talend Open Studio
    2. Hello World!
    3. Files
    4. Database
  4. Semi Structured Data
    1. JSON
    2. XML
    3. RESTful
    4. Feeds
  5. Variables
  6. Transformations
  7. Data Mapping
  8. File Management
  9. Job Orchestration
  10. Debugging, logging and scheduling
  11. Job Deployment
  12. Assessment

Practical, connected learning

My wider training approach brings hands-on implementation and systems thinking together, connecting technology with real operational needs.