Microsoft Fabric Data Engineer (DP-700T00)

Expand your team’s ability to harness the full potential of data engineering with our Microsoft Fabric Data Engineer course. This program equips you with the knowledge to make the most out of Microsoft's powerful data platform by teaching practical skills in data integration, real-time analytics, and data security, key to empowering data-driven decision-making within your organization.

We start by exploring how to efficiently ingest data with Dataflows Gen2 in Microsoft Fabric. Learn to understand and integrate Dataflows Gen2 with pipelines, setting a strong foundation for seamless data integration processes. This leads into the orchestration of processes and data movement through Microsoft Fabric, where you’ll gain insights into using pipelines, copy data activities, templates, and monitoring tools for streamlined data management.

Dive into the realm of real-time intelligence with Microsoft Fabric and discover the fundamentals of real-time data analytics. You’ll learn how to ingest, transform, store, and visualize real-time data, alongside automating actions for swift business insights. Further enhancing these skills, we examine using real-time eventstreams within Microsoft Fabric, understanding their components, transformations, and how they interact with various sources and destinations.

Next, you’ll work with real-time data in a Microsoft Fabric eventhouse, getting to grips with effective use of KQL, materialized views, and stored functions to optimize data handling. The course then introduces you to end-to-end analytics using Microsoft Fabric, focusing on exploring analytics capabilities, the role of data teams, and how to enable and effectively use Microsoft Fabric tools.

Get hands-on with Microsoft Fabric's lakehouses, learning to explore, transform, and manage data within these structures. Additionally, you’ll use Apache Spark for data processing, exploring Spark dataframes, SQL, and visualization techniques in a Spark notebook environment.

Gain proficiency in working with Delta Lake tables in Microsoft Fabric, from understanding and creating delta tables to optimizing their use with Spark and streaming data. The course teaches you how to build a Fabric lakehouse using medallion architecture design, querying, reporting, and managing your lakehouse data efficiently.

Learn to create real-time dashboards with Microsoft Fabric, mastering advanced features and best practices for impactful visual representations of your data. This complements your newfound skills in managing data warehouses in Microsoft Fabric, where you’ll understand, query, transform, and prepare data for analysis and secure its access through dynamic masking and row or column-level security.

Explore strategies for loading data into Microsoft Fabric data warehouses, utilizing data pipelines, T-SQL, and Dataflow Gen2 for efficient data management. Develop your querying skills further by using SQL editors and client tools within Microsoft Fabric.

Our course also prepares you to monitor and secure a Microsoft Fabric data warehouse, leveraging tools to track capacity, activity, and queries, while implementing robust security measures like dynamic data masking and granular permissions.

Finally, incorporate continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) into your data operations, learning to implement version control, deployment pipelines, and automate these processes using Fabric APIs. Extend your capabilities in monitoring activities with the Microsoft Fabric Monitor Hub and Activator, ensuring your data environment runs smoothly and efficiently.

Secure data access plays a significant role, where you’ll learn to configure permissions and apply a robust security model to protect your data assets. Additionally, you’ll gain administrative skills in managing a Microsoft Fabric environment, focusing on architecture, security, and governance to ensure optimal data management across your organization.

By the end of this course, whether you are a part of a large team or an ambitious individual, you’ll be proficient in Microsoft Fabric as a data engineer, ready to take your company’s data strategy to the next level with enhanced efficiency and security.