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Essentials of Microsoft Fabric in 45Min
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Essentials of Microsoft Fabric in 45Min

All lectures re-made in Aug 2024!!
Created byLu Cao
Last updated 9/2024
English
English [Auto],Japanese

What you'll learn

  • Data Lakehouse
  • Data Factory Pipeline
  • Dataflow (Gen2)
  • Using T-SQL, Power Query Online in Fabric
  • Apache Spark in Fabric
  • Data Science in Fabric
  • Data Warehouse and data modelling in Fabric
  • Delta Lake tables

Course content

1 section • 8 lectures • 44m total length

  • 1.1 Introduction4:40

    Discover Microsoft Fabric, an end-to-end analytical platform that connects data from any format, unifies storage with one lake, and supports data engineering, warehousing, real-time analysis, and business intelligence.

  • 1.2 Lakehouse7:24

    Explore the lake house foundation of Microsoft Fabric, uniting data lake storage with data warehouse querying, load data via upload or pipelines or shortcuts, and query with Spark and SQL.

  • 1.3 Data Factory Pipeline7:17

    Explore how the data factory pipeline orchestrates data extraction, transformation, and load using copy data, data flow, and notebook activities, with control flow and parameterized pipelines for reusable etl/elt workflows.

  • 1.4 Dataflow (Gen2)5:10

    Explore dataflow gen2 in Microsoft Fabric, a cloud-based ETL tool that extracts, transforms, and loads data using Power Query Online, with a graphical editor, connectors, and pipeline integration.

  • 1.5 Data Warehouse4:25

    Explore how a data warehouse centralizes and cleans data for fast analysis and reporting, with a full SQL engine, data ingestion, data modeling, and DAX mirrors for Power BI.

  • 1.6 Delta Lake Tables4:14

    Create and manage delta lake tables in a lake house using Spark, including managed and external tables, saving data, and examining version history with time travel.

  • 1.7 Apache Spark5:57

    Explore Apache Spark in Microsoft Fabric for parallel big data processing, loading data into a dataframe, applying schemas, partitioning by year and month, and querying with Spark SQL for visualization.

  • 1.8 Data Science5:51

    Explore data science in fabric by managing notebooks, experiments, and runs with MLflow and Airflow, training models, tracking metrics, versioning models, and selecting the best performer for prediction.

Requirements

  • No programming knowledge

Description

In this fast-paced and condensed course, you will embark on an immersive learning journey to master the Microsoft Fabric platform in just 45 minutes. Tailored for busy professionals like you, the course is designed to fit seamlessly into your daily schedule, allowing you to transform your commute or any spare moment into a productive learning opportunity. Whether you are new to Microsoft Fabric or looking to quickly sharpen your skills, this course will take you from zero knowledge to proficiency in a single hour.


In addition to mastering the Microsoft Fabric platform, there is another highly effective and top rated course available for those interested in learning SQL: "Master SQL in One Hour". The course,  offers a complete journey from beginner to advanced SQL skills, all within just 60 minutes. Like the Microsoft Fabric course, this SQL course is tailored for busy professionals who want to maximize their learning in a short period.


Whether you're aiming to improve your workflow or looking to stay competitive in a tech-driven world, this course will empower you with valuable skills that can be applied to real-world scenarios. he course is structured to provide clear, concise instruction, cutting through the technical jargon to give you the critical skills you need in a short time.


Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who is interested to know more about Microsoft Fabric platform
  • Anyone who is interested to know more about SQL

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