What is Data Bricks ? | Data Bricks Explained in 5 mins | Apache Spark | Great Learning

Learn about Databricks in 5 minutes! Databricks, originally founded by the creators of Apache Spark, is a cloud-based data engineering tool that is used for the purpose of processing and modify huge amounts of data, and exploring this data through machine learning algorithms and models. It is the leading and latest big data cloud tools for the Microsoft cloud. Databricks provides powerful machine learning capabilities, ETL and analytical ability.

Great Learning brings you this video on “What is Databricks? Explained in 5 minutes!” In these 5 minutes, we aim to give a concise and brief understanding of Databricks, a definition simple enough such that a person who has no prior knowledge of the topic can also understand it easily. We take you through a thorough explanation of Databricks and break this definition down into smaller fragments and explain them each to help you understand the topic better.

00:00:00 Introduction
00:01:30 What is Databricks?
00:02:45 Breaking down the definition
00:03:32 Understanding Databricks
00:04:03 Summary

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[tripleful]

your breakdowns are even more confusing than the actual definition.

[myarchitecturallife]

when i read the defination i thought i understood but as you strated explaining i could understand perfectly

[mkres]

it's a 'data platform' -> all you're going to learn here, you're welcome.

[yashjainchd]

A suggestion- please try to give a brief intro about yourself, it gives confidence to the viewer that from whom is he getting this info and if it is credible and reliable or not

[rohitschauhanitbhu]

Superficial with no real content. Thumbs down

[trainmurthy]

Databricks is one word and not Data Bricks as you have in this video's title