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Data Engineering

Build Real Pipelines: Azure Data Factory in Action

Build, schedule and monitor real pipelines in Azure Data Factory, including the error handling most tutorials skip.

Part of Data Engineering: The Complete, Job-Ready Program

Sharuk Shaik

Taught by Sharuk Shaik

Enterprise data engineering trainer with 10+ years of experience and 3000+ students trained

Lessons
16
Length
5h 14m
Live classes
2
Level
Intermediate

₹7,999

  • 16 recorded lessons, yours for the life of the enrollment
  • 2 live classes with your instructor
  • 1 downloadable resource
  • Verifiable certificate on completion

What you will be able to do

About this course

Most ADF tutorials show you how to build a pipeline that works once, on a demo dataset, on a good day. This course is about the pipeline that still works after the source schema changes, a run fails halfway through, and nobody is watching the monitoring page when it happens.

We cover the building blocks — linked services, datasets, the Copy activity and data flows — then spend real time on parameters, triggers and orchestration, and finish with monitoring and error handling, the module that separates a working demo from something you can put in production.

Who it is for

  • Data engineers working in, or moving into, an Azure environment
  • ETL developers migrating from an on-premises tool to a cloud-native one
  • Analysts who need to understand pipelines their team already runs

What you need

  • A free-tier Azure subscription (setup covered in Module 1)
  • Basic SQL, useful but not required

Curriculum

4 modules · 16 lessons · 5h 14m

Lessons marked Preview are free to watch.

  • The Copy activity in depth 24m
  • Mapping data flows for transformation without code 29m
  • Handling schema drift gracefully 19m
  • Data flow vs stored-procedure activity 11m

  • Parameterising pipelines for reuse 23m
  • Schedule, tumbling window and event-based triggers 21m
  • Chaining pipelines and passing values between them 18m
  • Control flow: ForEach, If and Until activities 20m

  • Reading the monitoring view like an incident report 17m
  • Retry policies and failure paths 19m
  • Alerting when a pipeline fails silently 15m
  • Real-world project: an incremental API-to-warehouse pipeline 27m
Sharuk Shaik

Your instructor

Sharuk Shaik

Enterprise data engineering trainer with 10+ years of experience and 3000+ students trained

Sharukh Sir is a seasoned data engineering professional with over a decade of experience building and managing enterprise data platforms across multiple industries including banking, insurance, retail, and healthcare.

Having worked with organizations ranging from fast-growing startups to Fortune 500 companies, he brings a unique perspective that blends deep technical knowledge with practical business understanding.

His teaching philosophy is simple: theory without practice is incomplete. Every concept is taught with real-world context, every module ends with hands-on exercises, and every student graduates with production-grade project experience.

His mission is to make every student industry-ready from day one — not just in tools and technology, but in mindset, problem-solving, and professional communication.

10+ Years Industry Experience 3000+ Students Trained Enterprise-Grade Expertise Active Mentorship Community Hands-on expertise across Snowflake, dbt, Azure Data Factory, Power BI, SQL Server, Python, Azure DevOps and Git

Student reviews

4 · 1 review

Clear structure and the warehouse project saved me hours of trial and error. A couple of sections assume you already have a trial account set up, which took me a bit to sort separately.

Fiona Clarke · 10 Sep 2026

Common questions

Anything else, just ask.

Yes, a free-tier subscription is enough for every exercise in this course. Setup is covered in Module 1.

Enrollment does not expire unless we tell you otherwise at the point of sale. Recorded lessons, resources and live-class recordings stay in your account.

Yes. ADF is commonly used to orchestrate loads into Snowflake and other non-Azure warehouses, and that pattern is covered directly.

No. They are scheduled for questions and critique, and every session is recorded and attached to the course afterwards. Attending is better, but the curriculum stands on its own.

Synapse pipelines share the same engine as ADF, so the concepts transfer directly, though the course itself is built in ADF.

Nothing. There is no cohort clock. Your progress is saved per lesson and the dashboard always shows you the next thing to watch.

Build Real Pipelines: Azure Data Factory in Action

16 lessons, 5h 14m of instruction , plus 2 live sessions.