Microsoft Fabric: The Medallion Architecture with a Star Schema
Microsoft Fabric 2024
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The medallion architecture, which features bronze, silver, and gold layers, is a data organization approach and an important part of Microsoft Fabric and the DP-600 certification test. In this course, learn how the bronze layer stores raw data, the silver layer holds cleaned and transformed data, and the gold layer is for business-ready reporting and analytics. Begin by implementing the bronze layer. Create code for incremental data processing, perform data cleaning, and use merge and upsert operations with Spark Delta tables to load data into the Silver layer. Next, prepare the gold layer by using fact and dimension tables within a star schema. Transform silver layer data into the gold layer and create a semantic model that defines relationships between tables for use in Power BI reports. Finally, explore partitioning and table maintenance techniques and study the use of features like optimize, v-order, and vacuum. This course is part of a series that prepares learners for Exam DP-600: Implementing Analytics Solutions Using Microsoft Fabric.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Discover the key concepts covered in this courseDefine and analyze the gold, silver, and bronze layers of the medallion architectureOutline the star schema, which is commonly used in the gold layer of the medallion architecture, and describe the way semantic models capture relationships between fact and dimension tablesUse the files section of a lakehouse for the bronze layer of the medallion architecture and prepare data for loading into the silver layerUse merge and upsert methods of spark delta tables to successfully manage incremental data loading from the bronze layer (file storage) to the silver layer (delta table)
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Outline the star schema that we will be implementing in the gold layer, with detailed schemas for the fact and dimension tablesCreate fact and dimension delta tables in the gold layer and populate them with data from the silver layer using upsert operationsCreate a semantic model from the star schema and use that semantic model in power bi reportsAnalyze partitioning and the optimize, v-order and vacuum features in table maintenanceSummarize the key concepts covered in this course
IN THIS COURSE
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2m 3sIn this video, you will discover the key concepts covered in this course. FREE ACCESS
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11m 54sUpon completion of this video, you will be able to define and analyze the gold, silver, and bronze layers of the medallion architecture. FREE ACCESS
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8m 5sLearn how to outline the star schema, which is commonly used in the gold layer of the medallion architecture, and describe the way semantic models capture relationships between fact and dimension tables. FREE ACCESS
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10m 32sFind out how to use the files section of a lakehouse for the bronze layer of the medallion architecture and prepare data for loading into the silver layer. FREE ACCESS
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10m 37sDiscover how to use merge and upsert methods of Spark Delta tables to successfully manage incremental data loading from the bronze layer (file storage) to the silver layer (Delta table). FREE ACCESS
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8m 52sIn this video, find out how to outline the star schema that we will be implementing in the gold layer, with detailed schemas for the fact and dimension tables. FREE ACCESS
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10m 12sLearn how to create fact and dimension Delta tables in the gold layer and populate them with data from the silver layer using upsert operations. FREE ACCESS
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11m 22sDuring this video, discover how to create a semantic model from the star schema and use that semantic model in Power BI reports. FREE ACCESS
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7m 52sLearn how to analyze partitioning and the optimize, v-order and vacuum features in table maintenance. FREE ACCESS
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2m 1sIn this video, we will summarize the key concepts covered in this course. FREE ACCESS
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