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Rishi SapraOverview of LDI content for Microsoft Fabric!
Microsoft Fabric is an all-in-one analytics solution for enterprises that covers everything from data movement to data science, Real-Time Analytics, and business intelligence. It offers a comprehensive suite of services, including data lake, data engineering, and data integration, all in one place
Microsoft Fabric Key Concepts
Introduction
- What is Microsoft Fabric
- Enabling and using Microsoft Fabric
- Fabric product experiences and items
- Key Personas
- Business Benefits
Key Concepts
- Compute Engines (SQL/Spark)
- OneLake
- Fabric (Power BI) workspaces and domains
Licencing and Admin
- Fabric licensing model
- Premium Capacity Management
- Administer Microsoft Fabric
Working with the Lakehouse and Data Warehouse
Delta Lakehouses
- Core features of Microsoft Fabric Lakehouses
- Creating lakehouses
- Ingesting data in files and tables into a lakehouse
- Querying lakehouse tables with SQL
Using Apache Spark in Microsoft Fabric
- Configuring Spark in a Microsoft Fabric workspace
- Using Spark dataframes
- Using Spark SQL to query data in tables
- Visualising data in a Spark notebook
Ingesting Data with Dataflows Gen2 and Data Factory
- Using Dataflows Gen 2 to ingest and transform data
- Using Data factory Pipelines
- Running and monitoring Data Factory pipelines
Data Warehouses
- Creating and Managing datasets within a data warehouse
- Querying and transforming data in a Fabric Data Warehouse
- Securing and monitoring your data warehouse
Data Science and Real-time Analytics
Data Science
- Working with data science processes in Fabric
- Training models with notebooks in Microsoft Fabric
- Tracking model raining metrics with MLflow and experiments
Real-Time Analytics in Microsoft Fabric
- Creating Real-time analytics databases and tables
- Using KQL to query tables
Building a semantic model and visualising data
The Data Modelling experience in Microsoft Fabric
- Creating Power BI Datasets from a lakehouse
- Creating and editing measures, calculated columns and calculated tables
- Defining row-level security roles and rules
- Creating new reports based on your data models
Enterprise Model and Report Development With Fabric
- Understanding Power BI Projects
- Tabular Model Definition Language (TMDL)
- Git Integration
- Deployment pipelines and processes