Azure Data Fundamentals (DP-900) Cert Prep: 3 Working with Non-Relational Data on Azure

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Keith Atherton

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01 - Introduction

01 - Preparing for the DP-900 exam.mp4

01:01

02 - What you should know.mp4

00:47

02 - 1. Describe the Capabilities of Azure Storage

01 - Azure Blob Storage.mp4

07:16

02 - Azure File Storage.mp4

03:31

03 - Azure Table Storage.mp4

03:48

04 - Challenges for Azure Storage.mp4

00:32

03 - 2. Describe the Capabilities and Features of Azure Cosmos DB

01 - Use cases for Azure Cosmos DB.mp4

04:52

02 - Azure Cosmos DB APIs.mp4

06:09

03 - Challenges for Azure Cosmos DB.mp4

00:35

04 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps with Azure data fundamentals.mp4

01:41

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You’re making steady progress on the road to certification, as you prepare for the Microsoft Azure Data Fundamentals (DP-900) exam. It’s time to take a closer look at the skills you need to know to start studying and getting ready for the third domain of the exam. This section measures your ability to describe considerations for working with non-relational data on Azure. Join instructor Keith Atherton to learn the basic capabilities of Azure storage, such as Azure Blob storage, Azure DataLake, Azure Files, Azure Tables, and Azure Storage, as well as the capabilities and features of Azure Cosmos DB, including use cases and Azure-supported APIs. By the end of this course, you’ll be ready to tackle the topics covered in the third domain—having moved one step closer toward official certification.

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Versatile Microsoft certified full stack senior software developer and architect with over 20 years' international experience of leading and developing software solutions in permanent and contract roles for sectors including finance, manufacturing, retail, and game development. Trained and experienced in project management, leading teams, coaching, and mentoring team members. Strong interpersonal and communication skills, extensive experience liaising with business stakeholders and clients of all levels on small- and large-scale projects at every stage of the software development lifecycle. Public speaker, blogger, LinkedIn Learning instructor, and mentor.

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