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Training Overview

Disclaimer: This course is independently developed and not affiliated with Microsoft. It covers concepts and skills that closely align with the objectives of Microsoft’s DP-601T00: Implement a Lakehouse with Microsoft Fabric training, making it a strong preparatory or complementary learning experience.

Design and Deploy a Lakehouse Architecture Using Microsoft Fabric

This One-Day intermediate-level training empowers data engineers and analysts to build and manage a lakehouse in Microsoft Fabric. Participants gain hands-on experience across the full lifecycle, from creating and managing a lakehouse, ingesting data, and transforming it using Apache Spark and Data Wrangler, to querying and exploring insights with Copilot and Fabric-native tools.

Before enrolling in this custom training, Participants should ideally be familiar with data modeling, data transformation, and exploratory analytics. They should also have a basic understanding of SQL and/or PySpark to confidently get the most out of the hands-on exercises and real-world scenarios covered in this class.

Module Breakdown:

  • Introduction to End-to-End Analytics Using Microsoft Fabric: Learn how Microsoft Fabric unifies data engineering, integration, and analytics into a single platform. Understand its architecture and how it supports enterprise-scale analytics.

  • Get Started with Lakehouses in Microsoft Fabric: Explore the concept of lakehouses, which combine the flexibility of data lakes with the performance of data warehouses. Learn how to create and manage lakehouses within Fabric.

  • Use Apache Spark in Microsoft Fabric: Dive into Apache Spark, a core technology for scalable data processing. Discover how Fabric supports Spark clusters for large-scale analytics within lakehouses.

  • Work with Delta Lake Tables in Microsoft Fabric: Understand the Delta Lake format used in Fabric lakehouses. Learn how to leverage delta tables for efficient data storage, updates, and advanced analytics.

  • Ingest Data with Dataflows Gen2 in Microsoft Fabric: Use Dataflows Gen2 to visually design multi-step data ingestion and transformation pipelines using Power Query Online, simplifying the ETL process.

  • Orchestrate Processes and Data Movement with Microsoft Fabric: Explore orchestration capabilities using Data Factory pipelines. Learn to automate data movement and transformation across various sources and destinations.

  • Organize a Fabric Lakehouse Using Medallion Architecture Design: Apply the medallion architecture (Bronze, Silver, Gold layers) to structure and optimize your lakehouse for scalable and governed analytics.