Training: Implement a Data Warehouse with Microsoft Fabric (DP-602)

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Implement a Data Warehouse with Microsoft Fabric (DP-602)

Understanding the challenges of the modern data warehouse

Effective data management has become a top priority for companies. Mastering modern tools ensures better use of information. The training course “Implementing a Data Warehouse with Microsoft Fabric (DP-602)” offers a structured, technical, and hands-on approach to meet this need.

With this training, you will discover the fundamentals of data warehousing and learn how to implement it in a complete, integrated environment. You will explore the essential features of Microsoft Fabric to design, load, secure, query, and monitor a data warehouse. Each module is designed to help you build your skills in a progressive and practical way.

A complete platform for your data projects

Based on practical cases, demonstrations, and exercises, this course will help you approach your data projects with more rigor and autonomy. Thanks to Microsoft Fabric, you gain productivity while meeting security and quality requirements.

Participant Profiles

Data Analyst
Data Engineer

Objectives

Master data warehouses in Microsoft Fabric
Query and transform data efficiently
Prepare data for analysis and reporting
Load data with pipelines and T-SQL
Secure and monitor your data warehouse
Use client tools and query editors to query data

Prerequisites

Master data terminology and fundamental concepts.

Course Content

Module 1: Getting Started with Data Warehouses in Microsoft Fabric

Understand the basics of a data warehouse
Understand data warehouses in Fabric
Query and transform data
Prepare data for analysis and reporting
Secure and monitor your data warehouse
Analyze data in a data warehouse

Module 2: Loading Data into a Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouse

Explore data loading strategies
Use data pipelines to load a warehouse
Load data with T-SQL
Load and transform data with Dataflow Gen2
Load data into a warehouse in Microsoft Fabric

Module 3: Querying a Data Warehouse in Microsoft Fabric

Use the SQL query editor
Explore the visual query editor
Use client tools to query a warehouse
Query a data warehouse in Microsoft Fabric

Module 4: Monitoring a Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouse

Monitor capacity metrics
Monitor current activity
Monitor queries
Monitor a data warehouse in Microsoft Fabric

Module 5: Securing a Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouse

Discover dynamic data masking
Implement row-level security
Implement column-level security
Configure granular SQL permissions using T-SQL
Secure a warehouse in Microsoft Fabric

Documentation

Digital course material included

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Eligible Funding

ITTA is a partner of a continuing education fund dedicated to temporary workers. This fund can subsidize your training, provided that you are subject to the “Service Provision” collective labor agreement (CCT) and meet certain conditions, including having worked at least 88 hours in the past 12 months.

Additional Information

Understanding the Basics of a Data Warehouse

Implementing a data warehouse with Microsoft Fabric starts with a deep understanding of the basics. Data warehouses centralize and structure information to enable advanced analysis and reporting. With Microsoft Fabric, you can efficiently manage your data, query it, and transform it to meet your analytical needs.

Data Loading Strategies

Data loading is a crucial step. There are various strategies to integrate data into a warehouse. Using data pipelines allows you to automate and optimize this process. With T-SQL and Dataflow Gen2, you can load and transform your data flexibly and efficiently. Microsoft Fabric offers powerful tools to simplify these operations.

Querying and Analyzing Data

Once the data is loaded, querying is the next key step. Use the SQL query editor to write custom queries and the visual query editor for a more intuitive approach. Client tools also enable efficient querying. This step is essential to extract relevant insights from your data.

Monitoring and Securing Your Data Warehouse

Monitoring your data warehouse in Microsoft Fabric ensures optimal performance. Monitor capacity metrics and current activity to anticipate and resolve issues. Security is also paramount. Implement row-level and column-level security strategies, configure granular SQL permissions with T-SQL, and use dynamic data masking to protect sensitive information.

What is Microsoft Fabric?

Microsoft Fabric is an integrated data management and analytics platform that facilitates data transformation, loading, and querying. It integrates seamlessly with Azure, but does not replace it. Microsoft Fabric and Azure work together to offer a comprehensive data management solution, with Microsoft Fabric focusing on the centralization and optimization of data warehouses.

Will Microsoft Fabric Replace Azure?

No, Microsoft Fabric will not replace Azure. Instead, it integrates with Azure to enhance its data management and analytics capabilities. Microsoft Fabric stands out for its ability to simplify data warehouse management while leveraging Azure’s powerful cloud infrastructure to offer a robust and scalable solution.

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