Microsoft Fabric Professional
1. Foundation of Microsoft Fabric and Unified Analytics (4 Hours)
- Introduction to Microsoft Fabric: Vision & Ecosystem
- Architecture Overview: OneLake, Workspaces, Security Model
- Understanding SaaS vs PaaS vs IaaS in Fabric Context
- Fabric vs Azure Synapse vs Databricks vs Snowflake
- Fabric Licensing Models & Tiers
- Fabric Integration with Microsoft 365, Teams & Azure
2. Data Ingestion and Integration (6 Hours)
- Connecting On-Premise and Cloud Data Sources
- Dataflow Gen2: Setup, Use Cases, and Performance
- Event Streams & Event Processing
- Real-Time vs Batch Ingestion Use Cases
- Ingestion to Lakehouse, Warehouse, KQL DB
- Using Data Factory Pipelines in Fabric
- Parameterization and Error Handling in Pipelines
3. Lakehouse Architecture and Engineering (8 Hours)
- Understanding Lakehouse in Fabric: Concepts and Benefits
- OneLake and Delta Table Architecture
- Ingesting Raw Data → Bronze → Silver → Gold Layers
- File and Table Management in Lakehouse
- Exploring Delta Logs, Versions, and Time Travel
- Working with Notebooks (Spark, PySpark, SQL, Scala)
- Schema Evolution & Partitioning in Delta Tables
- Real-World Data Lakehouse Design Patterns
4. Advanced Data Engineering and ETL (6 Hours)
- Spark Job Execution and Resource Planning
- Complex Transformations with PySpark and Spark SQL
- Integration of ML Pipelines in Lakehouse
- Data Quality Checks and Logging
- Monitoring Data Pipelines with Alerts and Metrics
- Orchestration using Data Factory inside Fabric
- Scheduling Jobs and Dependency Management
5. Data Warehousing in Fabric (5 Hours)
- Dedicated vs Shared Warehouse
- Creating and Managing Fabric Warehouses
- Star and Snowflake Schema Implementation
- Indexing, Caching, and Performance Optimization
- Querying with T-SQL, Views, and Stored Procedures
- Lakehouse-Warehouse Interoperability
- Data Movement Tools & ELT Scenarios
6. Real-Time Analytics with KQL Database (5 Hours)
- Introduction to Kusto Query Language (KQL)
- Understanding KQL Database Internals in Fabric
- Building Streaming Data Pipelines
- Real-Time Dashboard Design in Power BI
- Anomaly Detection and Alerts using Real-Time Events
- Use Cases: Stock Price Analysis, Sensor Data, Log Monitoring
7. Power BI Deep Dive in Fabric (8 Hours)
- Semantic Model Creation from Lakehouse & Warehouse
- Direct Lake vs Direct Query vs Import – When & Why
- Composite Models: Combining Sources Efficiently
- Row-Level and Object-Level Security in Reports
- Advanced DAX Patterns and Measures
- Custom Visuals and Theming
- Performance Tuning & Report Optimizations
- Power BI Service: Deployment Pipelines, Workspace Setup
- Embedding Reports into Apps, Portals, and Microsoft Teams
8. Governance, Security & Monitoring (5 Hours)
- Role-Based Access and Workspace Permissions
- Data Sensitivity Labels and Microsoft Purview
- Data Lineage and Impact Analysis in Fabric
- Audit Logs and Usage Analytics
- Managing Cost and Resource Utilization
- Integration with Azure Monitor and Defender
- Tenant Settings and Compliance Governance
9. Integration Across Microsoft Stack (5 Hours)
- Integration with Azure Data Lake, Azure SQL
- Working with Microsoft Purview and Security Center
- Azure DevOps for CI/CD Pipelines with Fabric
- Microsoft 365 and Teams Integration
- Fabric + Power Platform (Power Automate + Power Apps)
- Extending Fabric with Custom APIs and Azure Functions
10. Applied Projects and Use Cases (8 Hours)
- Real-World Project 1: Retail Analytics End-to-End
- Real-World Project 2: IoT-Based Real-Time Monitoring
- Real-World Project 3: Financial Planning Dashboard
- Real-World Project 4: Healthcare Data Governance
- Capstone Project: Multi-layered Fabric Solution
- Review, Feedback, Performance Optimization
Ideal For
- Data Engineers
- Solution Architects
- Azure Data Specialists
- Data Analysts
- BI Developers
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The course is designed to provide deep hands-on knowledge, best practices, and implementation skills across all Microsoft Fabric components, helping you transition into advanced roles like Fabric Solution Architect or Data Platform Engineer.
Absolutely! Each module includes structured labs, sandbox environments, and datasets from domains like retail, finance, and healthcare to simulate industry-grade data challenges.