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Microsoft Azure Data Engineer (DP-200)

16 courses
32 hours

Microsoft Azure offers a spread of services dedicated to addressing common business data engineering problems. This skill teaches how these Azure services work together to enable you to design, implement, operationalize, monitor, optimize, and secure data solutions on Microsoft Azure.

This path is designed to address the Microsoft DP-200 certification exam.

Courses in this path

Implementing Storage Solutions in MIcrosoft Azure

The courses in this level teach you how to build storage solutions in Microsoft Azure that are appropriate for your business needs. Specifically, building data warehouses, NoSQL and relational databases, and hybrid data solutions are addressed.

Implementing a Cloud Data Warehouse in Microsoft Azure Synapse Analytics

by Gary Grudzinskas
1h 18m
(156)

Implementing NoSQL Databases in Microsoft Azure

by Reza Salehi
3h 55m
(90)

Implementing a Relational Database in Microsoft Azure SQL Database

by Reza Salehi
2h 53m
(88)

Implementing Hybrid Data Solutions in Microsoft Azure

by John Savill
1h 37m
(36)

Implementing Data Processing Solutions in Microsoft Azure

The courses in this section address building data processing solutions for specific types of business problems. For example, this section of the skill teaches how to move data across Azure services using Databricks, how to implement batch and streaming data processing solutions, and how to integrate your existing data pipelines into Microsoft Azure.

Implementing an Azure Databricks Environment in Microsoft Azure

by Michael Bender
2h 5m
(84)

Building Batch Data Processing Solutions in Microsoft Azure

by Tim Warner
1h 45m
(46)

Building Streaming Data Pipelines in Microsoft Azure

by Reza Salehi
3h 2m
(55)

Integrating Data in Microsoft Azure

by Marcelo Pastorino
2h 23m
(86)

Deploying Microsoft Azure Data Solutions

This section of the skill addresses deploying your storage and processing solutions to Microsoft Azure.

Deploying Microsoft Azure Synapse Analytics and Azure SQL Database

by Robert Lindley
1h 57m
(53)

Deploying Data Pipelines in Microsoft Azure

by Marcelo Pastorino
1h 28m
(99)

Deploying SQL Server Containers in Microsoft Azure

by John Savill
2h 20m
(39)

Monitoring Microsoft Azure Data Solutions

The final section of this skill covers monitoring your MIcrosoft Azure data environment performance. Specific attention is given to monitoring databases, monitoring data pipelines, configuring alerts, and optimizing your solutions.

Monitoring Microsoft Azure Data Storage

by John Savill
1h 7m
(17)

Microsoft Azure Database Monitoring Playbook

by John Savill
1h 27m
(21)

Monitoring Microsoft Azure Data Pipelines and Processing

by John Savill
58m
(27)

Microsoft Azure Alert Configuration Playbook

by John Savill
1h 5m
(14)

Optimizing Microsoft Azure Data Solutions

by John Savill
2h 45m
(19)

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What you will learn

Selecting the appropriate Azure data service for your specific business needs
Implementing relational, non-relational, hybrid, and data warehouse solutions in Microsoft Azure
Deploying storage solutions in Microsoft Azure
Managing and monitoring Azure data services
Implementing and deploying data processing solutions in Microsoft Azure

Experience

This path is designed for learners familiar with common data engineering concepts, such as relational databases, data pipelines, and stream vs. batch processing. It is not assumed that the learner has experience applying these concepts in Microsoft Azure.

Learn with the best

Gary Grudzinskas

Gary has been working in Information Technology for over 15 years. He has worked with Exchange Server since version 5.5 and has experience in both training and hands on implementations. His energetic delivery and passion for technology makes him a popular trainer. He has developed many online courses and delivers training all over the world.

Reza Salehi

Reza is a cloud consultant and a Microsoft Certified Trainer alumni. He started professional software development and training over two decades ago and is passionate about cloud technologies. Reza continues to help his clients moving to the cloud and loves to share his passion for the cloud with the developers and software architects through training.

John Savill

John Savill is an 11-time MVP, and he holds many Microsoft certifications including Azure Infrastructure and Azure Architecture specialist. John is the author of the popular original FAQ for Windows and posts numerous blogs to his https://savilltech.com site. John has written eight books on Microsoft technologies including Mastering Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Services and Mastering Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V.

Michael Bender

Michael is a six-time Microsoft Most Valuable Professional, content developer, technical trainer, and community leader. Having been in the IT industry since the '90s, his experiences cover the gamut of Microsoft technologies, with his main focus being Microsoft Azure, Windows Server, and PowerShell.

Tim Warner

Timothy Warner is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) in Cloud and Datacenter Management who is based in Nashville, TN. His professional specialties include Microsoft Azure, cross-platform PowerShell, and all things Windows Server-related. You can reach Tim via Twitter (@TechTrainerTim), LinkedIn or his blog, AzureDepot.com.

Marcelo Pastorino

Marcelo has over 20 years of professional experience solving business problems and creating new opportunities for companies by architecting solutions and developing software for the web, cloud, and mobile devices. He started coding for fun in the early 90s in an old IBM 8086 XT, in now-defunct programming languages like Clipper, Pascal, and dBase III and sold his first piece of software for the DOS operating system at age 16. These days, his preferred stacks are Microsoft's .NET, C#, Xamarin, ... more

Robert Lindley

I have been in love with technology and all of the possibilities that technology provides since the day I first sat in front of a Tandy. It's a relationship that has been going strong for more than 20 years. I can't imagine a better career than being a developer creating software and services that have the ability to impact the lives of millions of people at a time.

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