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Microsoft Azure Data Warehouse

By: Ceyhun Eskiturk

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IT 530

Instructor’s Name

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Microsoft Azure Data Warehouse

A data warehouse is a central repository of incorporated data from several sources. It

stores historical and current data, which are utilized to report and analyze data. Azure SQL Data

Warehouse is a data warehouse based on the cloud; it helps create and deliver a data warehouse

(How, 2020). Azure Data Warehouse processes enormous bundles of data that are relational or

non-relational. On top of offering a platform for cloud computing, it also provides a SQL data

warehouse.

Data periodically mined from different sources containing essential business information

is moved into the warehouse. Data movement allows for data formatting, cleaning, validation,

summarizing, and reorganization. On the other hand, the said data can be warehoused in the

lowest level details, with accumulated views provided in the warehouse reporting. In both cases,

it stores data permanently in a data warehouse that you can use for analysis, reporting, and

business intelligence.

Microsoft azure warehouse data finds its use when turning vast amounts of data from all

operational systems into an easy-to-understand format. This data warehouse doesn’t necessarily

follow a concise data structure like OLTP databases (Hayardisi, 2018). A data warehouse is also

used for keeping historical data away from systems of source transactions, usually for

performance purposes. Consequently, warehouses access historical data quickly from multiple

sites since it provides a central setting using standard keys, formats, and data patterns.
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References

Hayardisi, G. S. (2018). Analysing signal strength and connection speed in cloud networks for

enterprise business intelligence. Telkomnika, 16(4), 1779-1784.

doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.12928/TELKOMNIKA.v16i4.8454

How, M. (2020). The Rise of the Modern Data Warehouse. In The Modern Data Warehouse in

Azure, 1-7.

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