DP-603 Implementing Real-Time Analytics with Microsoft Fabric
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1 day
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Course Language English
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Business processes, sensors, and digital services continuously generate data. Professional handling of these streams requires technologies that enable real-time analysis. The focus is on modern concepts that make data immediately usable.
Key topics
- Setting up streaming workloads.
- Processing high volumes of data.
- Real-time analysis and visualization.
- Scalable cloud architectures.
- Quality, governance, and performance.
Prerequisite
Basic knowledge of cloud services and data processing.
Target audience
Analytics specialists, data engineers, technical decision-makers with a focus on data.
Quick insights replace static reports. Real-time analytics supports agile decisions and forms a solid foundation for data-driven innovation.
- Real-time data analysis with Synapse
- Structure of KQL data and tables
- Creating queries with KQL
- Essential components of Eventstream
- Configuration of Eventstream
- Transmission of Eventstream data
- Getting Started with KQL Queries
- KQL best practices
- Advanced features
- Data is generated in seconds—if you react too late, you lose. Real-time analytics enable immediate decisions instead of delayed analyses.
- Delayed reports, missed opportunities, and a lack of transparency are replaced by real-time data, immediate insights, and faster responses.
- Streaming, event processing, and scalable architectures are in demand—exactly the skills that matter in a real-world setting.
- Relevant for data engineers, analysts, and IT teams who want to do more than just store data—they want to actively use it in real time.
- Focus on real-world scenarios: Process data streams, optimize pipelines, and efficiently deploy real-time dashboards.
- Faster decisions, better forecasts, and immediate responses to market changes create clear competitive advantages.
- Slow analyses lead to poor decisions, inefficient processes, and missed business opportunities.
- A central platform combines data integration, analysis, and visualization—significantly reducing complexity and boosting efficiency.