Implement a Data Warehouse with Microsoft Fabric Training in Australia

This one-day instructor-led course provides data professionals with the knowledge and practical skills required to implement and work with data warehouses in Microsoft Fabric. Aligned with the Microsoft DP-602 Applied Skills curriculum, the course focuses on creating, loading, querying, monitoring and securing Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouses using built-in Fabric tools and T-SQL.

Through a combination of instructor-led learning and hands-on labs, learners explore warehouse creation, data loading strategies, query development and monitoring capabilities. By the end of the course, participants will be able to confidently implement and manage Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouses to support analytical workloads and business reporting requirements.

Prerequisites

Participants should have:

• A basic understanding of data analytics and data warehousing concepts.
• Experience working with relational databases and SQL.
• Familiarity with Microsoft Fabric or Azure data services is recommended.
• An understanding of data modelling principles.
• Familiarity with basic data integration concepts is beneficial.

Target audience

This course is designed for:

• Data engineers implementing Microsoft Fabric solutions.
• Analytics engineers working with modern data warehouse platforms.
• Database professionals transitioning to Microsoft Fabric.
• Data professionals responsible for loading, querying and managing analytical data.
• Professionals preparing for the Microsoft Applied Skills credential: Implement a Data Warehouse with Microsoft Fabric.

By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

• Create and configure Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouses.
• Load and transform data using Data Pipelines, Dataflow Gen2 and T-SQL.
• Query warehouse data using T-SQL and Fabric query tools.
• Monitor warehouse performance, activity and capacity utilisation.
• Implement warehouse security using Row-Level Security, Column-Level Security and Dynamic Data Masking.
• Apply Microsoft best practices when managing and securing Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouses.

Module 1: Get Started with Data Warehouses in Microsoft Fabric

• Understand data warehouse concepts and relational analytics.
• Create and configure a Fabric Data Warehouse.
• Create and manage tables within a warehouse.
• Work with fact tables and dimensions.
• Prepare warehouse data for analytical workloads.

Module 2: Load Data into a Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouse

• Explore data loading strategies.
• Load warehouse data using Data Pipelines.
• Load and transform data using Dataflow Gen2.
• Load data using T-SQL.
• Validate and prepare data for analytical workloads.

Module 3: Query a Data Warehouse in Microsoft Fabric

• Query warehouse data using T-SQL.
• Use SQL Query Editor and Visual Query Editor.
• Create views and reusable database objects.
• Use client tools to connect to and query a warehouse.
• Develop efficient T-SQL queries for analytical workloads.

Module 4: Monitor a Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouse

• Monitor warehouse activity and performance.
• Analyse query execution and workload activity.
• Review capacity metrics and utilisation.
• Identify operational issues and bottlenecks.
• Apply monitoring best practices.

Exams and assessments

This course prepares learners for the Microsoft Applied Skills credential: Implement a Data Warehouse with Microsoft Fabric. Throughout the course, learners complete practical labs and guided exercises that reinforce the skills required to create, load, query, monitor and secure Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouses. The exam is not included but is available seaprately.

Hands-on learning

This course includes:

• Practical Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouse labs.
• Hands-on exercises creating and managing Fabric Data Warehouses.
• Guided activities using Data Pipelines, Dataflow Gen2 and T-SQL.
• Practical exercises querying, monitoring and monitoring warehouse environments.
• Instructor-led demonstrations and practical workshops.