Learning Microsoft Fabric: A Data Analytics and Engineering Preview

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Gini von Courter

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01 - Introduction

01 - Reshape how your entire team uses data with Microsoft Fabric.mp4

00:27

02 - 1. Overview

01 - Why Fabric matters.mp4

03:56

02 - What is Fabric.mp4

03:23

03 - Enable the Fabric preview.mp4

04:24

03 - 2. Building Workspaces and Lakehouses

01 - OneLake and Lakehouses.mp4

04:36

02 - Create a workspace.mp4

03:21

03 - Create a Lakehouse for Power BI data.mp4

06:22

04 - Explore the Lakehouse.mp4

02:17

05 - Add users to a workspace.mp4

01:47

04 - 3. Flows in Fabric

01 - Create dataflows.mp4

04:36

02 - Load dataflows to Lakehouse.mp4

04:07

03 - Create notebooks.mp4

05:30

04 - Build visuals and AI models with notebooks.mp4

06:02

05 - Build data pipelines.mp4

07:11

06 - Create datamarts.mp4

04:29

07 - Build models in the datamart.mp4

03:18

08 - Build SQL queries and visual queries.mp4

04:15

09 - Create and use datasets.mp4

02:33

10 - Add DAX measures and select tables.mp4

01:50

05 - 4. Create a Report in Power BI

01 - Autocreate a report in Fabric.mp4

04:22

02 - Create a report from scratch.mp4

05:35

03 - Promote or certify your report.mp4

03:14

06 - Conclusion

01 - Fabric resources.mp4

02:48

Description

When Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced Fabric at the spring 2023 Build conference, he called it the most significant announcement for business data users since the launch of the first version of SQL Server. But what is Fabric? How does it work, and what does it do that will help you? In this course, Microsoft expert Gini von Courter and data analytics expert Helen Wall give you a first look at how Fabric will help your business and data initiatives. Get an overview of the current issues that Fabric was designed to solve, the components that make it up, and how to enable Fabric. Learn how to build a workspace and a lakehouse in Fabric. Find out how to create dataflows and load your dataflow to the Fabric model. Go over creating notebooks, uploading data to them, and using them to build visuals and AI models. Use Datamarts to connect multidimensional models, build pipelines to account for international holidays, and much more. Plus, explore ways to generate a Power BI report using a Fabric data lakehouse.

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Gini von Courter

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