Microsoft Fabric End-to-End Implementation

The Business Problem We Solve

Organizations often struggle with fragmented implementations of data platforms that fail to meet performance and governance expectations. Common pitfalls include misconfigured environments, inadequate CI/CD practices, lack of integration with existing services, and absence of a robust architectural foundation. The Microsoft Fabric End-to-End Implementation course equips participants with the skills to architect a comprehensive, seamless data platform capable of achieving business goals efficiently.

Who This Course Is Built For

Fabric Architect provides an end-to-end platform design methodology. Senior Data Engineer focuses on ALM and CI/CD implementation, migration execution skills, and readiness assessment ability. Platform Lead enables cost governance, SLA design, and an operational runbook toolkit. Enterprise Architect aligns Microsoft Fabric with the broader enterprise data landscape.

What You Will Be Able to Do

• Architect a complete Microsoft Fabric platform that meets data requirements efficiently
• Design integration patterns connecting Fabric to Azure services, Dynamics 365, Power Platform, and third-party data sources
• Implement multi-workspace ALM using Git and deployment pipelines for systematic development
• Optimize performance and costs through governance and capacity management practices
• Deliver a documented, production-ready enterprise Fabric architecture including DR strategies and runbooks

Programme

Day 1 — Morning: Fabric Architecture Patterns Hands-on workshop designed to create a workload selection decision matrix covering multiple data sources and consumption patterns. Day 1 — Afternoon: Integration Architecture Create integration architecture connecting Fabric to Dynamics 365, external APIs, and more through hands-on workshops. Day 2 — Morning: ALM, CI/CD & Multi-Workspace Architecture Implement a complete CI/CD pipeline for a Lakehouse + Pipeline + Semantic Model workspace with Azure DevOps automation. Day 2 — Afternoon: Migration Strategy Conduct a structured migration assessment and produce a migration wave plan. Day 3 — Morning: Performance & Cost Monitoring Analyze simulated CU consumption logs to identify optimization opportunities and right-sizing recommendations. Day 3 — Afternoon: Production Readiness & Architecture Capstone Participate in a capstone where you present a complete Microsoft Fabric platform architecture, peer-reviewed and trainer-assessed.