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Advanced Spark Leverage (AdSL) is a tool that aims to simplify the process of converting Informatica data flows to PySpark jobs by: 1) Visualizing Informatica XML jobs as interactive SVG images 2) Representing the data propagation logic between transformations in the PySpark convention 3) Automatically generating PySpark code for some basic transformations like Expressions, Lookups, and Routers.
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ADSL ppt
- 1. AdSL Advanced Spark Leverage Pyspark job developer
- 2. Motivation As part of informatica rewrite Primary task : Convert Challenges: Heap of Manual work Complex expression deduction order Handling huge number of columns Human errors Less time
- 3. Current State • Visualize the job from Informatica xml to an interactable SVG image • Handle propagation logics between transformations and represent in the pyspark convention • Build the pyspark code for few static transformations like: Expression Look up Router Target Merge and few other code specific details
- 4. AdSL in 3 steps Quick intro to ADSL Choose the required mapping from the Folder and start Leverage 1
- 5. AdSL in 3 steps 2 The chosen mapping is leveraged into svg image as shown
- 6. AdSL in 3 steps 3 Transformation logic converted into pyspark reference code The data propagation logic between transformations in pyspark convention.
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