
Create a resource group as the central container for all Azure resources in this course, name it Udemy Purview, and choose a region with the unified catalog available.
Provision an Azure Purview resource to upgrade our tenant from a free Purview account to an enterprise Purview account, unlocking full data catalog and governance features.
Add database access for the Purview managed identity by granting the owner role on the SQL server through the Azure portal, then upload data from CSV files into the database.
SQL statements used in this video:
create user [biacademy-purview] from external provider;
ALTER ROLE db_datareader ADD MEMBER [biacademy-purview]
Explore how Microsoft Purview ingested azure sql database data into the unified catalog, revealing data assets, tables, and schemas, with asset descriptions and documentation to support data governance.
Explore data quality in Microsoft Purview's unified catalog, learn why connections are required for data quality checks, and follow steps using secrets and key vault to configure access.
Link business glossaries to data assets in Microsoft Purview data catalog, define terms and relationships, and use CSV imports to connect governance concepts.
Set up a Microsoft Fabric workspace, create a report from an Azure SQL data source, and define a semantic model with relationships to enable Purview data lineage.
Modern businesses rely on data to make better decisions, yet many struggle with unclear definitions, scattered metadata, and inconsistent data quality. Microsoft Purview solves these challenges by bringing governance, cataloging, quality, and lineage together — and this course shows you how to use it not only to organize your data, but to unlock it for strategic, data-based decision making across your organization.
You will learn how to build a powerful Data Catalog that makes your data assets transparent, well-documented, and easy to discover. As we scan Azure SQL, ADLS, Power BI, and Microsoft Fabric workspaces, you’ll understand how to gather and interpret the data your teams rely on. By enriching assets with context and classifications, you create the foundation that enables analysts and decision-makers to trust and act on their insights.
A consistent business language is essential for good decisions. That’s why you’ll also build a clear, practical Business Glossary that aligns definitions across departments and connects directly to your datasets. This shared understanding reduces confusion, speeds up analysis, and improves the quality of insights that guide strategic decisions.
Data quality and lineage play a critical role in making reliable, business-driven choices. In this course, you’ll learn how to apply rules, profile datasets, and trace data flows end-to-end — ensuring that the information behind your dashboards and reports is accurate, complete, and trustworthy. With clear visibility into how data moves and transforms, leaders can make decisions with confidence instead of assumptions.
Finally, you’ll explore how Purview integrates with Microsoft Fabric, governing Microsoft Power BI Reports and datasets. This gives organizations a unified view of their analytical ecosystem, allowing them to embed governance directly into their decision-making processes and adopt truly data-driven strategies.
This course is perfect for data engineers, BI developers, analysts, architects, and governance professionals who want real-world skills they can apply immediately. No prior Purview experience is required.
If you want to establish trust in your data, improve the quality of insights, and support smarter business decisions, enroll now and take your data governance capabilities to the next level with Microsoft Purview.