This half-day seminar is aimed at anyone who would like to get an insight into the possibilities of building a complete Data Warehouse and Business Intelligence solution in Microsoft Fabric. What is often referred to as a “Lakehouse architecture” or a “Modern DW architecture”.
The seminar examines a case and during the 4 modules you will get an overview of a classic ETL process based on the BI and DWH resources that Microsoft makes available in Fabric. Including learning about strengths and limitations – especially in cases where you can choose between several different resources for a given task.
The seminar takes place on October 23th at the Microsoft HQ in Lyngby. We start with breakfast from 8:00 to 8:30 and end with network lunch buffet from 12:00 to 13:00.
Agenda
Module 1: The Fabric Platform
- End-to-end analytics
- Fabric’s concepts and experiences
- Enabling and licensing
- Security and governance
Modul 2: Ingest and store
- Introduction to OneLake
- Storage in the Lakehouse
- Delta Lake Table format
- Shortcuts to internal and external data
- Data Factory pipelines and core concepts
Modul 3: Transform
- Low-code data transformation with Power Query
- Transformation with the Spark engine
- Introduction to Notebooks and dataframes
- Transformation with the Relational SQL data warehouse
- Serverless and dedicated in the same engine
Modul 4: Serve
- SQL Endpoint to self-service users
- Visual and SQL query editors
- Analysis Services in Power BI
- Direct Lake mode
Speakers
Just Blindbæk
Mathias Halkjær
Ásgeir Gunnarsson
Lars Andersen