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Silver Layer Modelling

Conformance, historization, schema evolution, quality, canonical entities, and Delta layout techniques.

LakehouseSparkData Factory

Content

  • Lesson
    Spark SQL in Microsoft Fabric — Intermediate: Catalyst, AQE, and choosing your SQL engine
  • Lesson
    Spark SQL in Microsoft Fabric — Expert: Native Execution Engine, shuffle, and read-path internals
  • Lesson
    Spark SQL in Microsoft Fabric — Beginner: querying the lakehouse from notebooks
  • Lesson
    Architecting Spark Workloads in Microsoft Fabric
  • Lesson
    Spark Engine Internals in Microsoft Fabric: Native Execution, Compute Topology, and the Write Path
  • Lesson
    The Spark engine in Microsoft Fabric — Beginner
  • Lesson
    Delta Tables in Microsoft Fabric: Architecting for Multi-Engine Access
  • Lesson
    Delta Tables in Microsoft Fabric: Storage Internals, V-Order, and Maintenance Mechanics
  • Lesson
    Delta tables in Fabric — Beginner
  • Architecture
    Silver Layer Modelling Techniques in Fabric: implementation blueprint
  • Article
    Silver Layer Modelling Techniques in Fabric
    Fabric-focused guidance for silver layer modelling techniques in fabric, with implementation and decision views.
  • Lesson
    Data Factory in Microsoft Fabric — Beginner
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