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Introduction to Microsoft Fabric: Exploring Key Services
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Introduction to Microsoft Fabric: Exploring Key Services

Beginner's Guide to Understanding and Navigating Microsoft Fabric's Core Services
Created byAnmol Malviya
Last updated 8/2024
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Introduction to Microsoft Fabric
  • All About OneLake
  • Services Provided Within Microsoft Fabric
  • Deep Dive into Data Engineering, Data Factory, Data Warehousing and Power BI

Course content

1 section • 11 lectures • 1h 13m total length

  • Why Microsoft Fabric2:25

    Explains why Microsoft Fabric is a complete end-to-end data analytics platform, consolidating data import, pipelines, data flows, data lake, data warehouse, SQL Server, and Power BI under one umbrella.

  • What is Microsoft Fabric2:23

    Explore Microsoft Fabric as a lake-centric analytics platform, software as a service, secured and governed, with one lake data storage and no-code AI features like Copilot and ChatGPT.

  • Enable Fabric trial and Create Fabric Enabled Workspace2:10

    Log in with your Power BI, work, or school account to start a Fabric trial and create a Fabric enabled workspace to explore Fabric services.

  • OneLake in Microsoft Fabric2:31

    Explore OneLake, the one link for all data in Microsoft Fabric, stored in a single lake, accessible anywhere with your credentials, and protected by row and object level security.

  • Services provided within Microsoft Fabric4:59

    Discover Microsoft Fabric services, including data activator and data engineering with lake house and notebook environments. Explore data factory, data science, data warehouse, and real-time intelligence with KQL.

  • Synapse Data Engineering: Lakehouse, Notebook5:11

    Explore data engineering in Microsoft Fabric by creating Lakehouse and notebooks, building pipelines, and running Spark jobs to ingest, transform, and analyze data.

  • Data Factory: Data Flows and Data Pipeline3:39

    Explore data factory in microsoft fabric, creating data flows with 300 transformations and data pipelines to ingest, transform, and load data from 150 plus sources into lake house or warehouse.

  • Synapse Data Warehousing: Data Warehouse2:35

    Discover how Microsoft Fabric delivers a lake-centric data warehouse with enterprise-grade processing, auto-scale workload management, and Delta parquet format for cross-database queries and unified analytics.

  • Power BI1:58

    Explore how Power BI underpins Microsoft Fabric with paginated reports and dashboards. Use fabric git integration, direct lake mode, and semantic models for real-time data and faster performance.

  • Conclusion0:41

    Wrap up the basic introduction to Microsoft Fabric and its services, and preview upcoming tutorials on importing data, Lake House warehouse, and Power BI reporting.

  • Additional Content: Power BI in a Day Workshop44:38

    learn data analytics fundamentals and Power BI essentials—import, transform, clean, model data, and create interactive dashboards—while comparing Power BI with Tableau and publishing to the Power BI service.

Requirements

  • This course is designed for beginners. No prior knowledge of Microsoft Fabric, cloud computing, or data analytics is required. Anyone interested in learning about Microsoft Fabric can enroll in this course.

Description

Welcome to "Introduction to Microsoft Fabric: Exploring Key Services," a beginner-friendly course that provides a comprehensive introduction to Microsoft Fabric and its core components. Whether you’re new to the tech world or looking to broaden your cloud services knowledge, this course offers the essential insights needed to understand Microsoft Fabric.

In this course, you will:

  • Uncover Microsoft Fabric: Begin with an overview of Microsoft Fabric, understanding its role within the Microsoft ecosystem and how it supports modern data solutions.

  • Explore OneLake: Dive into OneLake in Microsoft Fabric, discovering its significance and how it serves as a unified data lake solution for your organization.

  • Understand Lakehouse and Warehouse: Learn the differences and use cases of Lakehouse and Warehouse in Microsoft Fabric, and how these architectures enable efficient data storage, processing, and analytics.

  • Work with Notebooks and Environments: Get hands-on with Notebooks in Microsoft Fabric and explore the concept of Environments, understanding their role in collaborative data science and analytics workflows.

  • Integrate with Power BI: See how Power BI integrates within Microsoft Fabric, enabling powerful data visualization and reporting capabilities that drive informed decision-making.

  • No Prerequisites Required: This course is designed for beginners, with no prior technical experience needed. We’ll guide you step-by-step through each concept.

By the end of this course, you’ll have a well-rounded understanding of Microsoft Fabric and its key services, empowering you to navigate and utilize these tools in real-world applications.

Enroll today to start your journey into Microsoft Fabric!

Who this course is for:

  • Beginners in Technology: If you are new to the tech world and want to start your journey with a foundational understanding of Microsoft Fabric, this course is for you. No prior experience is needed.
  • Students and Fresh Graduates: Those pursuing studies in computer science, information technology, or related fields will find this course valuable as an introduction to Microsoft Fabric, enhancing their knowledge of modern data solutions.
  • Professionals Exploring New Skills: If you’re a professional looking to expand your skill set in cloud services and data management, this beginner-friendly course will provide a solid introduction to Microsoft Fabric, helping you transition smoothly into more advanced topics later on.
  • Non-Technical Individuals: If you are in a non-technical role but want to understand the basics of Microsoft Fabric and its services, this course is designed to be accessible and easy to follow.

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