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Microsoft Fabric Training Course Outline

 

Module 1: Introduction to End-to-End Analytics Using Microsoft Fabric

  • Introduction
  • Explore End-to-End Analytics with Microsoft Fabric
  • Data Teams and Microsoft Fabric
  • Enable and Use Microsoft Fabric

Module 2: Get Started with Lakehouses in Microsoft Fabric

  • Introduction
  • Explore the Microsoft Fabric Lakehouse
  • Work with Microsoft Fabric Lakehouses
  • Exercise - Create and Ingest Data with a Microsoft Fabric Lakehouse

Module 3: Use Apache Spark in Microsoft Fabric

  • Introduction
  • Prepare to Use Apache Spark
  • Run Spark Code
  • Work with Data in a Spark Dataframe
  • Work with Data Using Spark SQL
  • Visualise Data in a Spark Notebook
  • Exercise - Analyse Data with Apache Spark

Module 4: Work with Delta Lake Tables in Microsoft Fabric

  • Introduction
  • Understand Delta Lake
  • Create Delta Tables
  • Work with Delta Tables in Spark
  • Use Delta Tables with Streaming Data

Module 5: Use Data Factory Pipelines in Microsoft Fabric

  • Introduction
  • Understand Pipelines
  • Use the Copy Data Activity
  • Use Pipeline Templates
  • Run and Monitor Pipelines
  • Exercise - Ingest Data with a Pipeline

Module 6: Ingest Data with Dataflows Gen2 in Microsoft Fabric

  • Introduction
  • Understand Dataflows (Gen2) in Microsoft Fabric
  • Explore Dataflows (Gen2) in Microsoft Fabric
  • Integrate Dataflows (Gen2) and Pipelines in Microsoft Fabric
  • Exercise - Create and Use a Dataflow (Gen2) in Microsoft Fabric

Module 7: Get Started with Data Warehouses in Microsoft Fabric

  • Introduction
  • Understand Data Warehouse Fundamentals
  • Understand Data Warehouses in Fabric
  • Query and Transform Data
  • Prepare Data for Analysis and Reporting
  • Secure and Monitor Your Data Warehouse
  • Exercise - Analyse Data in a Data Warehouse

Module 8: Get Started with Real-Time Analytics in Microsoft Fabric

  • Introduction
  • What is Synapse Real-Time Analytics?
  • Understand KQL Database and Tables
  • Write Queries with KQL
  • Exercise: Explore Synapse Real-Time Analytics in Fabric

Module 9: Get Started with Data Science in Microsoft Fabric

  • Introduction
  • Understand Data Science
  • Explore Data Science in Microsoft Fabric
  • Use MLflow to Track Your Experiments
  • Exercise - Train and Track a Model in Microsoft Fabric

Module 10: Administer Microsoft Fabric

  • Introduction
  • Understand the Fabric Architecture
  • Understand the Fabric Administrator Role
  • Manage Fabric Security
  • Govern Data in Fabric

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Who should attend this Microsoft Fabric Training Course?

Microsoft Fabric Training Course teaches professionals how to use Microsoft Fabric to build and manage scalable and reliable applications. This course can be a valuable for various professionals, including:

  • Front-end Developers
  • SharePoint Developers
  • Office 365 Developers
  • UI/UX Designers
  • Web Application Developers
  • Solution Architects
  • Enterprise Software Developers

Prerequisites of the Microsoft Fabric Training Course

There are no prerequisites required for the Microsoft Fabric Training Course although, a basic knowledge of the data concepts and terminology would be helpful.

Microsoft Fabric Training Course Overview

Microsoft Fabric, formerly known as Microsoft Service Fabric, is a robust distributed systems platform created by Microsoft. It provides a highly scalable and dependable architecture for the development and management of cloud-based applications and services. This training provides individuals with the knowledge and skills to use the features of Microsoft Fabric to easily develop, deploy, and manage distributed systems. This training enables organisations to improve their development and operational capabilities by providing their staff with the necessary skills and expertise to use Microsoft Fabric's robustness and scalability. Additionally, this training will provide individuals with opportunities to enhance their career prospects and increase their value in the job market.

In this 1-day Microsoft Fabric Training course, delegates will gain hands-on experience in creating and ingesting data into a Microsoft Fabric lakehouse, using Apache Spark, working with Delta Lake tables, and using Data Factory Pipelines. They will learn about the various capabilities and benefits of Microsoft Fabric in enabling comprehensive analytics solutions. Furthermore, delegates will understand real-time analytics using Microsoft Fabric's Synapse Real-Time Analytics. They will gain practical skills and knowledge to leverage Microsoft Fabric for end-to-end analytics, enabling them to drive data-driven insights and make informed decisions. Our highly skilled and professional trainer, who has years of experience teaching Microsoft training courses, will conduct this training.

 

Course Objectives:

  • To use delta tables for developing advanced analytics solutions
  • To use pipelines in organising data ingestion and transforming operations
  • To visually design multi-step data ingestion and transformation processes using Power Query Online
  • To query, transform, and secure data warehouses using Microsoft Fabric.
  • To use the Real-Time Analytics capabilities of Microsoft Fabric
  • To use Microsoft Fabric's data science features, such as MLflow, for experiment tracking

After attending this training course, delegates will be able to use Microsoft Fabric to work with lakehouses and perform data ingestion. They will be able to construct and manage data pipelines in Microsoft Fabric by using the Data Factory. They will also be able to administer Microsoft Fabric, including security, governance, and overall platform architecture.

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What’s included in this Microsoft Fabric Training Course?

  • World-Class Training Sessions from Experienced Instructors
  • Microsoft Fabric Certificate
  • Digital Delegate Pack

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Microsoft Fabric Training FAQs

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Microsoft Fabric is a platform that offers a scalable and dependable infrastructure for the development and administration of distributed applications.

Microsoft Fabric provides a range of features, including automatic scaling, fault tolerance, service discovery, and load balancing, all of which are designed to support distributed applications.

By leveraging the Microsoft Fabric Training course, organisations can enhance the development and deployment of applications, ensuring high availability and scalability. This, in turn, results in improved reliability, performance, and cost efficiency.

Microsoft Fabric Training course is designed to provide individuals with the comprehensive skills and knowledge required for effective utilisation and management of Microsoft Fabric within their organisations.

Microsoft Fabric Training is beneficial for individuals such as Developers, System Administrators, and IT Professionals who are engaged in the design, deployment, and maintenance of distributed applications.

Microsoft Fabric training covers a range of subjects, including architecture, deployment, management, scalability, troubleshooting, and best practises for using Microsoft Fabric.

There are no formal prerequisites for attending this Microsoft Fabric Training course, but basic knowledge of cloud computing, networking concepts, and programming languages is beneficial.

Microsoft Fabric Training is offered in both online and in-person classroom settings, so users may select the one that best fits their needs and schedule.

Yes, Microsoft offers certifications for a number of technologies, including Microsoft Fabric. You can become certified in Microsoft Fabric by successfully completing the training and passing the associated exams.

Duration of Microsoft Fabric Training typically varies, but it generally spans from a few days to a week, depending on the specific programme.

Yes, we provide you with the flexibility to modify Microsoft Fabric Training to fit the needs and goals of your company.

Microsoft Fabric professionals can look for career opportunities in a variety of industries, including DevOps engineers, cloud architects, application developers, and system administrators.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric is designed to facilitate multi-cloud deployments, allowing organisations to use various cloud services and environments depending on their requirements.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric integrates seamlessly with other Microsoft services and technologies, such as Azure, Visual Studio, and Azure DevOps, enabling a comprehensive and unified solution for application development and management.

Yes, Microsoft offers a variety of community resources, such as user groups, forums, and documentation, where users may get help, exchange information, and work together with others using Microsoft Fabric.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric is suited for both small-scale and large-scale deployments because it is built to manage applications of varied sizes and complexities.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric's built-in functions like load balancing, fault tolerance, and automatic scaling help to increase the performance and scalability of applications.

Yes, security best practises and factors are covered in the Microsoft Fabric Training to ensure the safety and integrity of distributed applications operating on Microsoft Fabric.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric offers tools and instructions for converting existing applications to the platform. This enables businesses to update their applications and make use of Microsoft Fabric's features.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric offers flexibility in the choice of operating systems for your applications by supporting both Windows and Linux environments.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric is equipped with the necessary features to effectively manage real-time streaming applications, ensuring reliable messaging and event processing capabilities.

Microsoft provides thorough support for Microsoft Fabric, such as community forums, documentation, and technical resources to help customers deploy and manage their applications.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric can be used to construct hybrid cloud deployments, enabling businesses to seamlessly combine on-premises infrastructure with cloud resources.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric has the features needed for creating, deploying, and managing distributed microservices-based applications, making it a good choice for microservices architecture.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric works with containerisation tools like Docker, allowing businesses to use containerised apps on the Fabric infrastructure.

Microsoft Fabric offers horizontal scalability, enabling you to dynamically add or remove instances of services based on demand, which ensures optimal resource utilisation.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric supports stateful applications by offering secure state management and storage options for keeping application data updated.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric provides automated backup and restore services that let organisations to protect their data and applications against faults.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric offers monitoring and troubleshooting tools to aid in keeping track of the performance, dependability, and general health of your applications and identifying any problems that may arise.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric allows for integration with external services and databases, facilitating seamless data transfer between your apps and other systems.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric is made to offer high availability and fault tolerance, making it suited for mission-critical applications that need to run continuously.

Microsoft Fabric can be installed both locally and, in the cloud, giving businesses the option to select the deployment strategy that best suits their needs and infrastructure.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric allows resources to be dynamically modified to suit changing demand. This automatic scaling is dependent on application workload.

Microsoft Fabric offers developers the freedom to select their favourite language because it supports a variety of programming languages, including C#, Java, and Node.js.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric supports rolling updates and application versioning. As a result, updates can be performed without affecting the general availability of the application or incurring downtime.

Yes, advanced subjects including performance optimisation approaches and troubleshooting methods are covered in the Microsoft Fabric Training to assist participants in mastering the management of Microsoft Fabric applications.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric is suitable for IoT applications and offers the connectivity, scalability, and dependability needed for IoT deployments.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric can be utilised in edge computing applications. This enables businesses to handle data more locally for better performance and lower latency.

Microsoft Fabric offers flexibility in the deployment model selection since it may be installed on-premises, in public clouds like Microsoft Azure, or in hybrid settings.

Yes, by offering effective message routing and processing capabilities, Microsoft Fabric is built to manage high-throughput applications.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric offers auto-scaling based on pre-established rules, enabling apps to dynamically modify their resource allocation to accommodate changing workloads.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric offers integration options to link with already-existing enterprise systems, facilitating smooth data flow and communication.

Yes, service versioning and compatibility are supported by Microsoft Fabric, enabling you to develop your services while keeping existing clients happy.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric offers flexibility based on your application requirements and is appropriate for both stateful and stateless applications.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric is made to scale from small to large applications, allowing for expansion and rising demand.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric Training is continuously updated to cover the most recent features and upgrades, ensuring that participants have access to the most recent information.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric offers the tools and scalability required for data-intensive applications, enabling real-time analytics and the processing of huge datasets.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric has been successfully used in a variety of industries, including manufacturing, e-commerce, healthcare, finance, and more.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric offers the infrastructure and tools required to build microservices-based architectures, enabling the development of modular and scalable applications.

In order to guarantee the confidentiality and integrity of data and services, Microsoft Fabric contains security measures like access control, encryption, and authentication procedures.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric enables batch processing applications by offering the tools and computing power required for successful batch processing.

Yes, hands-on activities and practical labs are frequently included in Microsoft Fabric training to give participants real-world experience using Microsoft Fabric.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric offers flexibility in developing application operations and interactions by supporting both synchronous and asynchronous communication patterns.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric has monitoring and diagnostics tools for keeping tabs on the functionality, condition, and accessibility of apps and services.

By utilising its scalable and event-driven architecture for running serverless functions, Microsoft Fabric can be utilised in serverless computing scenarios.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric has container orchestration features that enable large-scale deployment and administration of containerised applications.

Microsoft Fabric is often priced on a subscription- or pay-as-you-go basis, depending on the exact services and resources used.

Yes, Microsoft frequently provides Microsoft Fabric free trials so that people can examine its features and functionalities before making a purchasing choice.

Microsoft Fabric is primarily made to work with Microsoft Azure, but through integration and compatibility efforts, it can also be utilised with other cloud providers.

Yes, Microsoft offers benchmarks and criteria for Microsoft Fabric performance, assisting enterprises in understanding the performance and scalability of their applications.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric is built to handle applications at the internet scale and offers the essential scalability, dependability, and performance for large-scale deployments.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric is appropriate for low-latency applications that need real-time responsiveness because to its effective messaging and event processing capabilities.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric can handle data-intensive applications by offering distributed storage, data replication, and effective data processing capabilities.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric supports CI/CD pipelines and connects with automated testing frameworks, allowing for the seamless integration of testing and deployment processes.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric may be utilised for HPC applications by utilising its parallel processing and scalable infrastructure.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric has built-in support for message queuing and pub/sub messaging patterns, enabling dependable messaging and event-driven communication.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric can be used for real-time collaborative applications because it has the required synchronisation and communication features.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric can be used in IoT edge computing applications. This enables processing and analytics at the edge devices for decreased latency and increased efficiency.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric has mechanisms for data redundancy and replication to guarantee data longevity and availability in the event of failures or disruptions.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric does really offer the infrastructure and scalability required for multiplayer and online gaming scenarios, making it possible to construct scalable gaming applications.

Yes, with its event processing features and support for event-driven service creation, Microsoft Fabric is a good fit for event-driven architectures.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric may be used to create chatbots and virtual assistants. It offers the infrastructure and scalability required to manage conversational interfaces.

Yes, performance tuning and optimisation strategies are covered in the Microsoft Fabric Course in order to assist participants get the most out of their Microsoft Fabric applications in terms of effectiveness and performance.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric's scalable data processing and storage capabilities enable it to handle applications with large data ingestion rates.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric makes it possible to create systems that are fault-tolerant by offering means for replication, failover, and recovery in the event of errors.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric offers tools for application diagnostics and troubleshooting to assist users in locating and resolving application-related problems.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric allows multi-region deployments, giving businesses the option to spread their applications across many regions for increased availability and resilience.

Microsoft Fabric can be used for data analytics and processing pipelines since it offers the tools and scalability required for handling and analysing huge datasets.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric can integrate with Kubernetes through the Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) or other container orchestrators, allowing seamless coordination between the two platforms.

Microsoft Fabric does, in fact, allow long-running workflows and process orchestration, making it possible to coordinate and control intricate business procedures.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric, which offers event processing and service composition capabilities, is appropriate for creating event-driven microservice architectures.

Yes, automated scaling based on custom metrics is possible with Microsoft Fabric. This enables businesses to specify and initiate scaling actions in accordance with their particular application requirements.

Yes, using Microsoft Fabric's event-driven architecture and scalability features will enable you to create serverless APIs.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric is built to support applications with high transactional throughput, offering effective processing and scalability for demanding workloads.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric can be used to create real-time streaming platforms. It offers the communications capabilities and infrastructure required for handling and delivering streaming data.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric training teaches participants how to build and use resilient apps using Microsoft Fabric. It also covers disaster recovery and business continuity techniques.

Yes, distributed caching solutions may be built using Microsoft Fabric. This enables effective and scalable data caching for enhanced application performance.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric has built-in support for service registration and discovery, which makes managing and interacting with services within the fabric easier.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric can be used to construct blockchain apps by providing the necessary infrastructure and distributed ledger capabilities.

Microsoft Fabric provides the necessary processing power and scalability for data analysis, so the answer is yes, it is ideal for real-time analytics and anomaly detection applications.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric supports event sourcing and CQRS architectures, enabling the separation of commands and queries and utilising event-driven communication patterns.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric Training teaches participants about containerisation principles and best practises, giving them a thorough understanding of the deployment of container-based applications.

Yes, you can create scalable and dependable IoT systems with Microsoft Fabric, which offers the connectivity and infrastructure required for IoT applications.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric integrates with various open-source frameworks and tools, allowing users to leverage their preferred technologies within the fabric environment.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric allows automated rolling upgrades. This feature enables businesses to update their applications without experiencing service disruptions or downtime.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric is appropriate for developing event-driven IoT applications because it offers the connection and event processing features required for IoT deployments.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric Training discusses integration with other Azure services, giving participants the knowledge, they need to fully utilise the Azure ecosystem alongside Microsoft Fabric.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric is made to make it possible to create resilient and fault-tolerant microservice architectures, guaranteeing that services will continue to run even in the face of failures.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric has built-in support for load balancing and service discovery, making it easier to manage and communicate amongst services within the fabric.

Yes, Microsoft Fabric can be used to create distributed transactional systems, as it offers the required capabilities for distributed transactions' coordination and consistency.

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