DP-203: Azure Data Engineer Associate - Beginner to Advanced
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Maximize learning without sacrificing more time with this streamlined 13-hour course, designed to comprehensively cover essential concepts and hands-on labs, ensuring you gain practical experience alongside theoretical knowledge. Every minute is optimized to deliver value and actionable insights, empowering you to master the material efficiently.
Includes BONUS introductory section covering SQL Basics for beginners.
Dive into the world of Azure Data Engineering with a focused and comprehensive course designed to prepare you for the Azure Data Engineer Associate exam: DP-203.
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This course provides a comprehensive exploration of Azure Synapse Analytics and its integrated ecosystem, encompassing Dedicated SQL Pools, Serverless SQL Pools, and Spark Pools.
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You will understand how to harness the power of massive parallel processing in Dedicated SQL Pool by mastering Distributions and Indexing. The course also emphasizes performance optimization in Synapse’s Dedicated SQL Pools, highlighting techniques like Partitioning, the use of Dynamic Management Views, Materialized Views, and effective Workload Management strategies. Additionally, you’ll acquire skills in enhancing security for Dedicated SQL Pools through measures such as Conditional Access, Dynamic Data Masking, Column-level Security, Row-level Security and Encryption.
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You will Learn how to utilize Serverless SQL Pools for efficient on-demand data queries and transformations and also about the authentication strategies for Serverless SQL Pools.
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The curriculum thoroughly covers Spark Pools, introducing concepts like Delta Lake and Data Lakehouse.
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We’ll cover the Data Lake for scalable storage solutions, focusing on key features like Access Control Lists (ACLs) for securing data, Lifecycle Policies for managing data retention, different Access Tiers available in Azure Data Lake Storage to store data cost-effectively based on access frequency and retrieval needs, and Storage Redundancy for data durability. This will give you a solid foundation in managing vast amounts of data securely and efficiently in Azure.
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You’ll dive into the basics of Azure Data Factory, laying a foundation for understanding how to orchestrate data movement and transformation workflows effectively and you’ll learn the fundamentals of creating, managing, and deploying data pipelines that enable efficient data flow between different data platforms and services within the Azure ecosystem.
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Azure Databricks sessions will introduce you to collaborative Apache Spark-based Data Engineering along with explanations on different cluster configurations.
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Finally, the course delves into Azure Stream Analytics for real-time data processing. You will learn to ingest, process, and analyse data streams in real-time with a better understanding of time handling strategies within Stream Analytics like Out of order events, Late arriving events, Early arriving events and Watermarks.
This course not only prepares you for the Azure Data Engineer Associate exam, DP 203 but also equips you with the practical skills and knowledge needed to thrive as a data engineer in the Azure cloud ecosystem. Through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical demonstrations, you’ll emerge ready to tackle real-world data challenges and leverage Azure’s powerful data engineering tools to their fullest potential.
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2NoteText lesson
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3Introduction to DatabasesVideo lesson
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4OLTP vs OLAPVideo lesson
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5Azure Free AccountVideo lesson
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6Create Azure Free AccountText lesson
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7Lab - Create Azure SQL Database in Azure CloudVideo lesson
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8Lab - SELECT StatementVideo lesson
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9Lab - WHERE StatementVideo lesson
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10Lab - ORDER BY StatementVideo lesson
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11Lab - DISTINCT StatementVideo lesson
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12Lab - CASE StatementVideo lesson
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13Lab - Aggregations in SQLVideo lesson
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14Lab - GROUP BY StatementVideo lesson
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15Lab - HAVING StatementVideo lesson
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16Lab - JOINS in SQLVideo lesson
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17Lab - Sub QueriesVideo lesson
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18Lab - PARTITION BY StatementVideo lesson
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19Lab - Create Table using an Existing TableVideo lesson
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20Lab - CREATE TABLE and INSERT INTOVideo lesson
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21SQL INDEX - IntroductionVideo lesson
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22Lab - Clustered IndexVideo lesson
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23Lab - Non-Clustered IndexVideo lesson
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24Primary key Vs Foreign keyVideo lesson
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25Dimension Tables and Fact TablesVideo lesson
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31Data Warehousing and ETLVideo lesson
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32MPP Architecture of Dedicated SQL PoolVideo lesson
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33Distributions in Tables of Dedicated SQL PoolVideo lesson
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34Indexing of Tables of the Dedicated SQL PoolVideo lesson
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35Lab - Create Dedicated SQL PoolVideo lesson
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36Lab - Create Azure SQL DBVideo lesson
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37Lab - Popoulate Dedicated SQL pool using Synapse LinkVideo lesson
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38Lab - Explore Dedicated SQL PoolVideo lesson
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39Data Loading Process (ETL) in Dedicated SQL PoolVideo lesson
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40Create and Load Staging TablesVideo lesson
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41Slowly Changing DimensionsVideo lesson
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42Loading Dimension TablesVideo lesson
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43Loading Fact Tables and Post Load OptimizationVideo lesson
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44Table PartitioningVideo lesson
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45Lab - Create a partitioned TableVideo lesson
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46Partition splitting and switchingVideo lesson
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47Partition splitting and switching Example OverviewVideo lesson
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48Lab-Partition splitting and switching exampleVideo lesson
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49Dynamic Management ViewsVideo lesson
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50Identify Connection Information and activityVideo lesson
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51Identify and troubleshoot query performanceVideo lesson
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52Materialized ViewsVideo lesson
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53EXPLAIN WITH_RECOMMENDATIONSVideo lesson
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54Workload ManagementVideo lesson
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55Lab - Workload ManagementVideo lesson
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63The OPENROWSET FunctionVideo lesson
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64Lab - Querying different file formats from Serverless SQL PoolVideo lesson
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65Wildcard expressions to filter filesText lesson
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66Create External Objects in Serverless SQL PoolVideo lesson
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67Lab - Create External Objects in Serverless SQL PoolVideo lesson
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