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Kuiz Databricks
Semak sejarah Spark dan lakehouse Databricks, transaksi Delta Lake, penjejakan MLflow, tadbir urus Katalog Perpaduan dan keluaran generatif-AI.
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Databricks diasaskan oleh pencipta asal projek sumber terbuka yang manakah?
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- Databricks diasaskan oleh pencipta asal projek sumber terbuka yang manakah?
- Apache Spark
- Linux
- Python
- TensorFlow
- What does the lakehouse architecture aim to combine?
- A notebook service with no persistent storage layer
- A data lake’s flexible object storage with data-warehouse management and query capabilities
- A relational database combined with a message queue
- A model registry combined with a feature store
- Format jadual terbuka yang manakah memberikan transaksi ACID tasik data Databricks?
- JPEG
- HTTP
- Tasik Delta
- CSV
- Apakah kegunaan MLflow pada Databricks?
- Mengedit foto
- Menghantar e-mel pemasaran
- Mengehos panggilan video
- Menjejak eksperimen dan mengurus kitaran hayat pembelajaran mesin
- Which MosaicML-related developments did Databricks announce during its generative-AI expansion?
- It completed the MosaicML acquisition and later introduced the DBRX open LLM
- It acquired Apache Spark and released AlphaZero
- It bought MLflow and discontinued Delta Lake
- It founded Unity Catalog as an independent company
- Apakah komponen yang menyediakan tadbir urus data merentas platform Databricks?
- Perkataan Microsoft
- Katalog Perpaduan
- Adobe Photoshop
- Google Peta
- What does Delta Lake time travel let a user do?
- Recover a deleted cloud account without a backup
- Run the same query faster on every compute type
- Query a table’s earlier versions recorded in its transaction log
- Convert every table automatically into a neural network
- Which AI assets can Unity Catalog govern in addition to data tables?
- Only browser cookies
- Only GPU hardware firmware
- Unregistered files in every external system
- Models, functions, and services