Data Warehousing & Pipeline Development in Microsoft Fabric
This course teaches you how to build and manage data warehouses and pipelines using Microsoft Fabric. You will get hands-on experience by creating data warehouses, designing schemas, and developing ETL/ELT pipelines with Data Factory. The course covers the use of T-SQL for data transformations and incorporates version control for data workflows, ensuring you can manage production environments confidently. By the end of this course, you will be able to orchestrate data pipelines, implement security, and handle data-to-insights workflows from ingestion through security and deployment.
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