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Master Microsoft Fabric: A Complete End-to-End Project- CICD

Name: Master Microsoft Fabric: A Complete End-to-End Project- CICD
Rating: 4.5 (1564 reviews)

Microsoft Fabric from Scratch includes Git, Lakehouse, Warehouse, Synapse Migration,Data Agent, Complete Project - CICD

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Created byShanmukh Sattiraju

Last updated 3/2026

English

What you'll learn

MASTER MICROSOFT FABRIC – Understand and implement Microsoft Fabric end to end with real enterprise use cases and hands-on projects.
END-TO-END FABRIC CI/CD – Build complete CI/CD pipelines in Fabric using Git integration and deployment pipelines across environments.
DATA ENGINEERING WITH FABRIC – Learn modern data engineering concepts using Microsoft Fabric tools and real project scenarios.
FABRIC ACCESS & PERMISSIONS – Understand workspace, item-level access, tenant permissions, and capacity-level security in Fabric.
ONELAKE MASTERY – Learn OneLake architecture, shortcuts, storage concepts, and how Fabric unifies enterprise data.
MEDALLION ARCHITECTURE – Implement Bronze, Silver, and Gold layers using proven Medallion patterns in Fabric.
FABRIC LAKEHOUSE DEEP DIVE – Understand Lakehouse architecture, Delta tables, notebooks, and analytics workloads.
FABRIC WAREHOUSE DEEP DIVE – Learn Fabric Warehouse features, SQL analytics, performance tuning, and enterprise scenarios.
INCREMENTAL DATA LOADING – Implement incremental ingestion patterns across all layers for scalable data pipelines.
POWER BI IN FABRIC – Handle multiple Power BI scenarios using Direct Lake, semantic models, and Fabric integration.
SEMANTIC MODEL REFRESH STRATEGIES – Learn different ways to refresh Power BI semantic models efficiently.
ENTERPRISE SECURITY IMPLEMENTATION – Apply RLS, CLS, OLS, and dynamic data masking in Warehouse and Power BI.
GIT & SOURCE CONTROL – Enable Git and implement version control best practices in Fabric projects.
SYNAPSE TO FABRIC MIGRATION – Migrate existing Synapse notebooks and workloads seamlessly into Microsoft Fabric.
CAPACITY METRICS & THROTTLING – Use Capacity Metrics App to monitor usage and understand throttling stages.
WORKSPACE & ITEM SHARING – Implement workspace-level and item-level sharing following enterprise governance standards.
XMLA & ADVANCED POWER BI – Update and manage Power BI models using XMLA endpoints in Fabric.
ADF VS FABRIC PIPELINES – Compare Azure Data Factory and Fabric pipelines for on-prem and cloud data ingestion.
REAL-WORLD FABRIC ARCHITECTURE – Learn different architectural patterns used in real enterprise Fabric implementations.
DP-700 CERTIFICATION - Provides hands-on resources to help your certification learning path
DP-600 CERTIFICATION - Provides hands-on resources to help your certification learning path
LAUNCH YOUR FABRIC CAREER– Build job-ready skills even with no prior Fabric experience.
AI FEATURES IN FABRIC - Learn fabric data agent which brings AI to your data

Course content

16 sections • 245 lectures • 22h 3m total length

Introduction2:35
Pre-requisites and benefits4:22
Project Architecture and learning structure8:51
UPDATE - Fabric Data Agent added0:44
Course Slides0:04

Section Introduction0:41
Evolution of Data Architectures6:08
Delta Lake Structure5:18
Why Microsoft Fabric is needed8:25
Microsoft's definition of Fabric1:10
How to enable and access Microsoft Fabric3:58
Fabric License and costing9:32
Update in Fabric UI0:23
Experiences in Microsoft Fabric3:53
Update to Fabric UI - Experiences as Workloads1:46
Fabric Terminology3:24
OneLake in Fabric4:24
One copy for all Computes in Microsoft Fabric5:07
Basics of Fabric Quiz

Section Introduction1:09
Understanding Fabric Workspaces1:54
Update in the UI of Fabric0:08
Enable Fabric Trail and Create workspace2:51
Purchasing Fabric Capacity from Azure3:24
Workspace roles in Microsoft Fabric2:39
Update in the create items UI0:17
[2026] Update on Default Semantic Models Creation0:31
Creating a Lakehouse3:55
What is inside lakehouse4:40
Uploading data to Lakehouse5:01
Uploading Folder into Lakehouse3:05
SQL analytics endpoint in Lakehouse5:43
Access SQL analytics endpoint using SSMS2:51
Visual Query in SQL endpoint3:24
Default Semantic Model3:33
OneLake File Explorer4:56
Check your knowledge on Lakehouse

Section Introduction1:02
Fabric Data Factory UI3:56
Ways to load data into Lakehouse2:03
Fabric Data Factory vs Azure Data Factory Scenario3:04
Gateway types in Microsoft Fabric1:27
Installing On-prem data gateway2:17
Create Connection to SQL Server5:01
Pipeline to ingest OnPrem SQL data to Lakehouse9:11
Scenario completed using Fabric data factory0:58
Dataflow Gen2 - Intro2:20
Creating DataFlow Gen210:43
DataFlow Gen2 in Fabric vs Dataflows in ADF2:40
Check your knowledge in Data Factory

Section Introduction1:27
Loading data status1:12
Shortcuts in Fabric - Intro3:50
Prerequisites to Create a shortcut1:59
Creating a shortcut in Files of Lakehouse9:25
Criteria to create shortcuts in table section8:45
Uploading required files and access for synapse3:13
Right way to create a shortcut in table's section1:58
Creating delta file5:07
Creating shortcut in Table's section3:36
Scenario - Creating shortcut with delta in a subfolder4:56
Scenario - Creating shortcut with only parquet format4:18
Requirements to create shortcuts in Table and files section2:41
Updation Scenario 1 - Lakehouse to Datalake15:15
Updation Scenario 2 - Datalake to Lakehouse5:03
Shortcut deletion scenarios intro0:49
Deletion Scenario 1 - Delete in Lakehouse files3:37
Deletion Scenario 2 - Delete in ADLS2:07
Deletion Scenario 3 - Delete table data in Lakehouse2:28
Deletion Scenario 4 - Delete table data in ADLS2:05
Deletion Scenario 5 - Deleting entire shortcut2:22
Shortcut deleting scenario summary2:29
Check your knowledge on Onelake

Section Introduction0:53
Ingestion to Lakehouse status0:53
Spark in Microsoft Fabric5:07
Spark pools in Microsoft Fabric3:21
Spark pool node size2:26
Customizing Starter pools4:07
Creating a custom pool in Workspace5:55
Standard vs High Concurrency Sessions9:36
Changing Spark Settings to StarterPool0:40
Update in attaching Lakehouse to Notebook Option0:28
Understanding Notebooks UI9:10
Fabric Notebook basics14:37
MSSparkUtils - Intro3:11
MSSparkUtils - FS- Mount9:17
MSSparkUtils - FS - Other utils9:52
MSSparkUtils - FS - FastCp8:38
Creating Folders in Microsoft Fabric3:30
MSSparkUtils - Notebook Utils - Run exit9:56
MSSparkUtils - Notebook - RunMultiple7:53
Access ADLS data to Lakehouse - Intro2:40
Access ADLS using Entra ID5:22
Access ADLS using Service principal8:07
Access ADLS using SP with keyvault12:48
Call Fabric notebook from Fabric pipeline5:56
Managed vs External table - Intro2:48
Create a Managed Table11:14
Create an External Table6:12
Shortcut Table is an external or managed table4:51
Data Wrangler in Fabric Notebook3:59
Environments in Microsoft Fabric5:29
Understanding V-order optimization8:28
Inspire us with your Thoughts0:20
Spark Job Definition5:06
What is a data mesh4:10
Creating domains in Fabric9:15
Check your knowledge on Synapse Data Engineering

Section Introduction0:52
Creating a Warehouse in Fabric4:36
Warehouse vs SQL Analytics Endpoint4:52
Creating a table and Limitations4:51
Ways to Load Data into Warehouse2:03
Loading Data using COPY INTO Command9:12
Loading Data using Pipeline to Warehouse11:46
Loading Data using DataFlow Gen26:54
Data Sharing - Lakehouse & Warehouse5:04
Cross Database Ingestion in Warehouse7:02
Lakehouse vs Warehouse when to choose what5:24
Different Medallion Architectural patterns4:38
Update Lakehouse data from WH and vice versa6:22
SQL query as session in Fabric6:19
Zero Copy clone within and across Schema11:27
Time Travel in Warehouse6:58
Benefits & Limitations of Zero Copy clones2:47
Cloning single or multiple tables using UI2:34
Query Insights in Warehouse7:32
Check your knowledge in Data warehouse

Requirements

Basic knowledge on Python and SQL
Basic knowledge on Azure Cloud
An Azure account to perform hands-on practicals
No experience on Microsoft Fabric is needed, you will learn everything from scratch

Description

Let me introduce you to Master Microsoft Fabric – The Complete End-to-End Project & CI/CD Blueprint

In this comprehensive, all-in-one Microsoft Fabric course, you will gain EVERY SINGLE practical skill, architecture pattern, and real-world workflow required to design, build, secure, and deploy enterprise-ready Fabric solutions starting THIS YEAR.

This is not a feature walkthrough.
This is a real, production-style Microsoft Fabric implementation taught step by step.

Inside this end-to-end Microsoft Fabric program, you will master:

1. MICROSOFT FABRIC FOUNDATIONS

Understand what Microsoft Fabric is, how all services fit together, and how enterprises design Fabric platforms (Course Introduction + Understanding Fabric)

2. FABRIC ENVIRONMENT & WORKSPACE SETUP

Set up Fabric environments, workspaces, capacities, and permissions the right way from day one (Environment Setup)

3. FABRIC LAKEHOUSE MASTERCLASS

Build analytics-ready data using Lakehouse, Delta tables, notebooks, and Spark-based transformations (Fabric Lakehouse)

4. DATA INGESTION WITH FABRIC DATA FACTORY

Ingest data using Fabric Data Pipelines & Dataflows Gen2, including incremental loading and real-world scenarios (Fabric Data Factory)

5. ONELAKE DEEP DIVE

Master OneLake architecture, shortcuts, storage unification, and how Fabric eliminates traditional data silos (Fabric OneLake)

6. FABRIC SYNAPSE DATA ENGINEERING

Perform large-scale data engineering using Spark, notebooks, transformations, and performance-optimized pipelines (Fabric Synapse Data Engineering)

7. SYNAPSE TO MICROSOFT FABRIC MIGRATION

Migrate existing Azure Synapse notebooks and workloads into Microsoft Fabric safely and efficiently (Synapse Migration)

8. FABRIC CAPACITY METRICS & THROTTLING

Monitor usage with the Capacity Metrics App, understand throttling stages, and optimize performance & cost (Capacity Metrics App)

9. FABRIC DATA WAREHOUSE MASTERCLASS

Design enterprise SQL analytics solutions using Fabric Warehouse, T-SQL, performance tuning, and analytics patterns (Fabric Warehouse)

10. ENTERPRISE ACCESS CONTROL & GOVERNANCE

Implement workspace permissions, item-level security, tenant controls, and capacity permissions (Access Control & Permissions)

11. POWER BI IN MICROSOFT FABRIC

Build high-performance semantic models, use Direct Lake, refresh strategies, and enterprise reporting patterns (Power BI in Fabric)

12. END-TO-END FABRIC PROJECT

Build a complete real-world Fabric solution covering ingestion, transformation, modeling, security, and reporting (End-to-End Project)

13. FABRIC GIT INTEGRATION & CI/CD

Implement Git-based version control and CI/CD pipelines to promote Fabric assets across Dev, Test & Prod (Fabric Git Integration)

14. FABRIC DATA AGENT & AUTOMATION

Understand Fabric Data Agent, automation concepts, and how AI-driven capabilities fit into modern Fabric platforms (Fabric Data Agent)

EVEN MORE Microsoft Fabric training, architecture patterns, and enterprise best practices not found anywhere else.

Who this course is for:

BI professionals moving to Microsoft Fabric
Synapse / Azure engineers transitioning to Fabric
Data Architects wanting enterprise patterns
Anyone building real data platforms and CI/CD
Data Engineers who want to get real time experience using Microsoft Fabric
Data professionals who want to build an end to end project in Microsoft Fabric
Engineers who want to learn Microsoft Fabric from Scratch

Master Microsoft Fabric: A Complete End-to-End Project- CICD

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Course content

Course Introduction5 lectures • 17min

Environment Setup3 lectures • 11min

Understanding Microsoft Fabric13 lectures • 54min

Fabric Lakehouse17 lectures • 50min

Fabric Data Factory12 lectures • 45min

Fabric OneLake22 lectures • 1hr 29min

Fabric Synapse Data Engineering35 lectures • 3hr 26min

Synapse Migration to Microsoft Fabric7 lectures • 43min

Fabric Capacity Metrics App11 lectures • 44min

Fabric Synapse Data Warehouse19 lectures • 1hr 51min

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