Introduction to Microsoft Fabric
Kristyna Ferris (Solution Architect at P3 Adaptive) shows you how to get started with Microsoft Fabric from the ground up.
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Microsoft Fabric is reshaping how organizations manage and analyze data by bringing together data ingestion, storage, transformation, and visualization into a single unified platform. For data engineers, analytics engineers, and solution architects, Fabric offers a streamlined path from raw data to actionable insight — without stitching together disparate tools. As Microsoft's most ambitious analytics investment yet, understanding Fabric is quickly becoming an essential skill for anyone building modern data solutions.
In this code-along webinar, Kristyna Ferris (Solution Architect at P3 Adaptive) shows you how to get started with Microsoft Fabric from the ground up. You'll explore the core components of the Fabric ecosystem, work hands-on with data ingestion and modeling, and use the SQL Analytics endpoint to query and transform data before visualizing results in Power BI. By the end, you'll have the practical foundation to start building your own analytics solutions in Microsoft Fabric.
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