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Architecting End-to-End Data Solutions with Fabric

In this Fabric training course, participants explore the capabilities and features of Microsoft Fabric, a unified data platform designed for building scalable, secure, and high-performance data...

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Duration 1 day
Course Code WA3771
Available Formats Classroom

Overview

In this Fabric training course, participants explore the capabilities and features of Microsoft Fabric, a unified data platform designed for building scalable, secure, and high-performance data solutions. The course covers essential components of Fabric, including databases, data engineering, data warehouses, data factories, real-time intelligence, and data science. Participants learn how to manage and architect data solutions using SQL databases, Spark jobs, Lakehouses, Data Factory pipelines, EventStream for real-time analytics, and machine learning models. By the end of the training, participants will be equipped to design and deploy comprehensive data architectures with Microsoft Fabric.

Skills Gained

  • Understand the core components and architecture of Microsoft Fabric
  • Work with databases, data engineering, and data warehouse technologies within Fabric
  • Design data pipelines using Data Factory and integrating real-time analytics tools
  • Explore machine learning workflows and data science capabilities in Microsoft Fabric
  • Implement governance, security, and compliance measures in Fabric architectures

Prerequisites

  • Familiarity with cloud technologies and data platforms.
  • Experience with data integration and analytics tools.
  • Basic knowledge of Microsoft Azure services is useful but not necessary.

Course Details

Introduction to Microsoft Fabric

  • Overview of Microsoft Fabric and its role in modern data architectures
  • Key components of Fabric: SQL databases, Data Engineering, Data Warehouses, Data Factory, Real-time Intelligence, and Data Science
  • Architecture of Fabric and its integration with Azure services
  • Overview of Fabric’s interface and tools for architects
  • The role of architects in designing and managing scalable, secure data solutions using Fabric

Databases in Microsoft Fabric

  • Working with SQL databases in Microsoft Fabric
  • Introduction to managing SQL Server instances within Fabric
  • Configuring mirrored databases for fault tolerance and high availability
  • Best practices for managing large-scale databases and ensuring high performance within Fabric

Data Engineering: Lakehouses and Spark Jobs

  • Overview of the Lakehouse architecture within Microsoft Fabric
  • Setting up and managing Lakehouses for unified data storage and analytics
  • Working with Spark Job definitions for large-scale distributed data processing
  • Creating data pipelines for batch and real-time data processing
  • Using APIs for GraphQL to automate and manage data workflows in Fabric

Data Warehouse Management in Microsoft Fabric

  • Introduction to Data Warehouses within Fabric
  • Configuring Dataflow Gen2 for optimizing ETL/ELT processes in Data Warehouses
  • Managing mirrored Azure SQL databases, Databricks catalogs, and Snowflake integration
  • Best practices for building hybrid data warehousing solutions with Fabric
  • Ensuring data consistency, performance, and security across Data Warehouses

Data Factory: Pipelines and Dataflows

  • Overview of Data Factory and its capabilities for data orchestration
  • Using Dataflow Gen2 for large-scale data transformation and processing
  • Designing and configuring data pipelines for automated data movement
  • Creating copy jobs for replicating data across different environments
  • Integrating Data Factory with other Fabric components for efficient workflows

Real-time Intelligence in Microsoft Fabric

  • Introduction to EventStream for real-time data ingestion and processing
  • Building and managing real-time dashboards with live data updates
  • Writing and executing KQL queries for real-time analytics
  • Using Activators to trigger actions based on real-time data events
  • Integrating EventStream with Data Factory and Data Lake for seamless real-time analytics

Data Science and AI in Microsoft Fabric

  • Overview of data science capabilities in Fabric
  • Creating and deploying machine learning models within Fabrics Data Science environment
  • Using notebooks for data experimentation, model building, and testing
  • Using AI skill to create conversational AI experience to interact with data
  • Implementing Python notebooks for advanced data manipulation and model training

Schedule

FAQ

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Do Microsoft courses come with post lab access?

Most Microsoft official courses will include post-lab access ranging from 30 to 180 calendar days after instructor led course delivery. A lab training key in class will be provided that can be leveraged to continue connecting to a remote lab environment for the individual course attendee.

Does the course schedule include a Lunchbreak?

Lunch is normally an hour-long after 3-3.5 hours of the class day.

What languages are used to deliver training?

Microsoft courses are conducted in English unless otherwise specified.

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