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Data

Warehouse
Architecture
Centralized repository for data from multiple sources.

by divyansh jain
What is a Data Warehous
A single source of truth for business intelligence.

Historical Data Subject-Oriented


Stores data over time for Organizes data around
analysis. business topics.

Non-Volatile
Data is not updated in real-time.
Key Components of a Data Warehouse
Components work together to process and deliver data.

Data Source Systems Extraction, Data Warehouse Database


Transformation, and
Transactional systems, databases, Stores and manages the data.
Loading (ETL)
etc. Processes data for warehousing.
Dimensional Modeling
Organizes data into fact and dimension tables.

1 Fact Tables 2 Dimension Tables


Store numerical data. Provide context for fact data.

3 Star Schema 4 Snowflake Schema


Simple and commonly used design. More complex and optimized for large datasets.
Extraction,
Transformation, and
Loading (ETL)
Critical for moving data into the warehouse.

1 Extraction
Retrieving data from source systems.

2 Transformation
Cleaning, converting, and enriching data.

3 Loading
Inserting data into the warehouse.
Data Warehouse
Design Patterns
Common approaches for structuring data.

Star Schema Snowflake Schema


Simple and efficient. Optimized for large datasets.

Data Cube Data Vault


Multidimensional data analysis. Highly scalable and flexible.
Cloud-based Data
Warehousing
Leverages cloud providers for scalability and cost-efficiency.

Serverless Architecture
No infrastructure management.

Pay-as-you-go Pricing
Only pay for what you use.

Scalability and Elasticity


Easily adjust resources based on demand.
Optimizing Data
Warehouse
Performance
Essential for fast and efficient data access.

Indexing Speeds up data retrieval.

Data Compression Reduces storage space and


improves performance.

Query Optimization Efficient query execution


plans.

Data Partitioning Divides data into smaller


chunks for better
management.
Conclusion and Next Step
Data warehouses provide valuable insights for business decision-
making.

1 Data Governance 2 Data Security


Establish clear data Implement robust access
ownership and quality controls and encryption.
standards.

3 Continuous Monitoring
Track data quality and performance.

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