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If you want to be a data engineer, learn these concepts. The table below is a Map of Content (MOC) with 101 (the 101 on data engineering 😉) entry-point ideas that, between them, link out to the rest of the Data Engineering Vault via backlinks. Read it top-to-bottom as a learning path, or jump in where you need depth.
If you are new to data engineering, read what interests you most. Start from top to bottom, covering topics such as the data engineering lifecycle, the challenges of DE, and convergent evolutions in these concepts. A gentle storyline from the beginning can be found in my book, starting with the
Introduction to the Field of Data Engineering.
Related, you find the Data Engineering Toolkit with a comprehensive guide to 70+ essential tools every data engineer should master. The Toolki lists the tools you install, the concepts are why they exist and how they fit together.