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Microsoft Fabric for beginners How to get started, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 34 lectures, based on 82 reviews, and has 592 subscribers.

You will learn about You learn what Microsoft Fabric is and how to use it You can create Microsoft Fabric Items like Fabric Lakehouses and Fabric Warehouses You learn how to use Power BI with Microsoft Fabric You learn how to interact with SQL Endpoints of Lakehouses and Warehouses with external tools like Azure Data Studio or SQL Server Management Studio You learn how to create Fabric Notebooks and run Pyspark and Pandas Scripts in Microsoft Fabric You learn how to do the new Power BI version control in Fabric with Azure DevOps Discover new job opportunities in a data driven future job market This course is ideal for individuals who are The course is created for everyone interested in Microsoft Fabric or The course is created for How to get started with Microsoft Fabric or Data Analysts who want learn how to use Fabric with Power BI or Database Administartors who want learn how to use Fabric or Data Engineers who want learn how to use Fabric or Data Scientists who want learn how to use Fabric It is particularly useful for The course is created for everyone interested in Microsoft Fabric or The course is created for How to get started with Microsoft Fabric or Data Analysts who want learn how to use Fabric with Power BI or Database Administartors who want learn how to use Fabric or Data Engineers who want learn how to use Fabric or Data Scientists who want learn how to use Fabric.

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Title: Microsoft Fabric for beginners How to get started

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 34

Number of Published Lectures: 34

Number of Curriculum Items: 34

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 34

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

  • You learn what Microsoft Fabric is and how to use it
  • You can create Microsoft Fabric Items like Fabric Lakehouses and Fabric Warehouses
  • You learn how to use Power BI with Microsoft Fabric
  • You learn how to interact with SQL Endpoints of Lakehouses and Warehouses with external tools like Azure Data Studio or SQL Server Management Studio
  • You learn how to create Fabric Notebooks and run Pyspark and Pandas Scripts in Microsoft Fabric
  • You learn how to do the new Power BI version control in Fabric with Azure DevOps
  • Discover new job opportunities in a data driven future job market

Who Should Attend

  • The course is created for everyone interested in Microsoft Fabric
  • The course is created for How to get started with Microsoft Fabric
  • Data Analysts who want learn how to use Fabric with Power BI
  • Database Administartors who want learn how to use Fabric
  • Data Engineers who want learn how to use Fabric
  • Data Scientists who want learn how to use Fabric

Target Audiences

  • The course is created for everyone interested in Microsoft Fabric
  • The course is created for How to get started with Microsoft Fabric
  • Data Analysts who want learn how to use Fabric with Power BI
  • Database Administartors who want learn how to use Fabric
  • Data Engineers who want learn how to use Fabric
  • Data Scientists who want learn how to use Fabric

Unlock the Future of Data Management with Microsoft Fabric

What is Microsoft Fabric?

Microsoft Fabric is revolutionizing how Data Professionals collaborate and manage data. From Data Analysts and Database Administrators to Data Engineers and Data Scientists, Microsoft Fabric unifies all aspects of data management, creating new synergies and reducing friction. As a one-stop solution, Fabric encompasses everything from data movement and integration to real-time analytics and business intelligence, all within a secure and governed environment provided by Microsoft.

Why Enroll in This Course?

1. Comprehensive and Beginner-Friendly:

  • No prior knowledge required. This course is designed for beginners to get started with Microsoft Fabric, making it accessible to everyone.

2. Hands-On Learning:

  • Take advantage of Microsoft’s 60-day trial to experience Fabric hands-on. This course provides practical examples to help you understand and implement Fabric’s powerful features.

3. Extensive Coverage of Topics:

  • What is Fabric? Understand the fundamentals and the hype around Microsoft Fabric.

  • Getting Started: Learn how to set up and navigate Microsoft Fabric.

  • Fabric Lakehouses and Warehouses: Explore the concepts and functionalities.

  • Data Engineering with Dataflows Gen2 and Pipelines: Master data engineering workflows.

  • Querying Lakehouses and Warehouses: Use SQL and external tools for efficient querying.

  • Power BI Integration: Automate report building, connect One Lake, and visualize data seamlessly.

  • Data Engineering with Pyspark and Notebooks: Essential for both Data Engineers and Data Scientists.

  • Parameterized Pipelines and Notebooks: Learn to create dynamic data processes.

  • Version Control with Power BI in Fabric: Utilize Git and Azure DevOps for streamlined version control.

  • Fabric Shortcuts: Integrate with external data sources like Amazon S3.

  • Low-Code/No-Code Data Wrangling: Perform data transformations using Pyspark and Python.

  • Semantic Link in Python: Interact with Power BI Semantic Models.

  • Real-Time Streaming: Implement real-time data streams with Fabric Eventhubs.

  • Kusto Databases and KQL: Master Kusto Query Language for advanced querying.

  • Delta Tables and History: Leverage Delta Tables for historical data analysis.

4. Designed for Busy Professionals:

  • This course is concise and focused, making it perfect for busy individuals who want to get up to speed quickly.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Einführung

Lecture 1: 1 What is Microsoft Fabric and why the Hype?

Lecture 2: Course resources and helpful links

Lecture 3: 2 Getting Started – Enable Microsoft Fabric (Trial) License

Lecture 4: 3 Data Lakehouses in Microsoft Fabric lets create our first one

Lecture 5: 4 Creating your first delta table in Fabric Lakehouse

Lecture 6: 5 How to use Dataflow Gen 2 in Microsoft Fabric

Lecture 7: 6 Exploring Fabric Data Pipelines

Lecture 8: 7 Querying the Lakehouse Delta tables with external tools

Lecture 9: 8 A quick Mcrosoft Fabric Workspace Tour

Lecture 10: 9 Creating Power BI Reports with Lakehouse Datasets in Microsoft Fabric

Lecture 11: 10 Power BI Destkop Reports with Lakehouse as data source

Lecture 12: 11 Fabric Warehouses Home to Database Admins

Lecture 13: 12 Fabric Data Warehouse Interacting with the SQL Endpoint with Power BI and Azu

Lecture 14: 13 Fabric Notebooks for Data Engineers Pyspark and More

Lecture 15: 14 Fabric for Data Engineers Pyspark and Pandas in Fabric 2

Lecture 16: Bonus How to parameterize a Datapipline and pass Parameters to Notebooks

Lecture 17: Trigger Power BI Semantic Model refreshes with Pipeline Activities in Microsoft

Lecture 18: 15 Fabric Power BI Version Control Setup

Lecture 19: 16 Fabric Power BI Version Control Example

Lecture 20: 17 Checking out the new OneLake File explorer

Lecture 21: 18 Shortcuts in Microsoft Fabric internal and external data sources

Lecture 22: 19 Helpful features of Fabric Dataflow Gen 2

Lecture 23: 20 Data Wrangler in Fabric Notebooks for Data Engineers and Data Scientists

Lecture 24: Library and Dependency Management for Microsoft Fabric Notebooks

Lecture 25: Modify the Default Dataset of Lakehouses and Warehouses in Fabric Video for DBAs

Lecture 26: Paginated Reports for Power BI in Mircrosoft Fabric

Lecture 27: Using your own custom modules and functions inside Fabric Jupyter Notebooks

Lecture 28: Semantic Link in Fabric Power BI Dataset in Jupyter Notebooks

Lecture 29: How to run Notebooks from other Notebooks in Fabric

Lecture 30: Resources for the next section

Lecture 31: 28 Getting started with Realtime streaming analytics in MS Fabric

Lecture 32: 29 Realt time Streaming Analytics with your own Data in Microsoft Fabric

Lecture 33: Working with Delta Table History in Microsoft Fabric

Chapter 2: Bonus

Lecture 1: More Learning Material

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  • 5 stars: 47 votes

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