Module 1: Explore Core Data Concepts
Module 2: Explore Data Roles and Services
Module 3: Explore Fundamental Relational Data Concepts
Module 4: Explore Relational Database Services in Azure
Module 5: Explore Azure Storage for Non-Relational Data
Module 6: Explore Fundamentals of Azure Cosmos DB
Module 7: Explore Fundamentals of Large-Scale Analytics
Module 8: Explore Fundamentals of Real-Time Analytics
Module 9: Explore Fundamentals of Data Visualization
1 Day
Certification: Microsoft Certified: Azure Data Fundamentals
Exam: DP-900: Microsoft Azure Data Fundamentals
Duration: 45 minutes
Format: Proctored Microsoft certification exam; interactive components may be included
No formal prerequisites.
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DP-900T00 is Microsoft's introductory training course for understanding data concepts and Azure data services. The current official course is titled DP-900T00-A: Introduction to Microsoft Azure Data, and it prepares learners for the DP-900 certification exam.
Yes. DP-900 is specifically designed for people beginning to work with data in the cloud. Microsoft classifies both the course and certification at the beginner level. A basic understanding of relational and non-relational data is useful but there are no formal prerequisites.
The current exam and learning material cover the Azure SQL family, including Azure SQL Database, Azure SQL Managed Instance, and SQL Server on Azure Virtual Machines, as well as Azure services supporting open-source database systems.
Yes. Relational data includes concepts such as normalization, SQL, tables, relationships, and Azure SQL services. Non-relational topics include Azure Blob Storage, Azure Files, Azure Table Storage, and Azure Cosmos DB. These areas are explicitly represented in the current exam objectives.
The current DP-900 objectives include data ingestion and processing, analytical data stores, Azure Databricks and Microsoft Fabric, batch versus streaming analytics, real-time analytics services, and Power BI data visualization and data models.
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