Azure Data Factory for Beginners - Build Data Ingestion - Adding the Event-Based Trigger Plan

The video tutorial explains how to set up event-driven ingestion using Azure. It begins with enabling the Event Grid feature on an Azure subscription to capture events from resources like storage accounts. The tutorial then guides through setting up a test case for an event trigger by deleting a CSV file from a specific storage account. It further details adding an event-based trigger in Azure Data Factory to monitor a container and execute a pipeline upon file upload. The session concludes with a brief on the next steps.

What is the first step in achieving event-driven ingestion in Azure?

• Enable the event grid feature on the subscription

• Create a new storage account

• Deploy a new virtual machine

• Set up a virtual network

What action is part of setting up the test case for an event trigger?

• Deleting a CSV file from the finance container

• Uploading a new CSV file

• Modifying the existing storage account

• Creating a new Azure Data Factory pipeline

Where is the CSV file deleted from during the test case setup?

• The main storage account

• The finance container in the Piolot web store storage account

• The backup storage account

• The archive container

What does the event-based trigger in Azure Data Factory monitor?

• The virtual network

• All storage accounts

• The finest container within the Bylot Webstores storage account

• The entire Azure subscription

What happens when a CSV file is uploaded to the storage account?

• The storage account is backed up

• A notification is sent to the admin

• The event-based trigger fires and executes the data factory pipeline

• The file is automatically deleted