Ace the DP-900 Exam: Dive Deep with Our Comprehensive Azure Data Fundamentals Practice Tests!

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Each exam in this practice test series has been crafted based on the exam content outline defined by Microsoft

Describe core data concepts (25-30%) (12 - 15)

Identify considerations for relational data on Azure (20-25%) (10 - 13)

Describe considerations for working with non-relational data on Azure (15-20%) (7 - 10)

Describe an analytics workload on Azure (25-30%) (12 - 15)

EXAM CONTENT OUTLINE:

1. Describe core data concepts (25–30%)

1.1. Describe ways to represent data

Describe features of structured data

Describe features of semi-structured

Describe features of unstructured data

1.2. Identify options for data storage

Describe common formats for data files

Describe types of databases

1.3. Describe common data workloads

Describe features of transactional workloads

Describe features of analytical workloads

1.4. Identify roles and responsibilities for data workloads

Describe responsibilities for database administrators

Describe responsibilities for data engineers

Describe responsibilities for data analysts

2. Identify considerations for relational data on Azure (20–25%)

2.1. Describe relational concepts

Identify features of relational data

Describe normalization and why it is used

Identify common structured query language (SQL) statements

Identify common database objects

2.2. Describe relational Azure data services

Describe the Azure SQL family of products including Azure SQL Database, Azure SQL Managed Instance, and SQL Server on Azure Virtual Machines

Identify Azure database services for open-source database systems

3. Describe considerations for working with non-relational data on Azure (15–20%)

3.1. Describe capabilities of Azure storage

Describe Azure Blob storage

Describe Azure File storage

Describe Azure Table storage

3.2. Describe capabilities and features of Azure Cosmos DB

Identify use cases for Azure Cosmos DB

Describe Azure Cosmos DB APIs

4. Describe an analytics workload on Azure (25–30%)

4.1. Describe common elements of large-scale analytics

Describe considerations for data ingestion and processing

Describe options for analytical data stores

Describe Azure services for data warehousing, including Azure Synapse Analytics, Azure Databricks, Azure HDInsight, and Azure Data Factory

4.2. Describe consideration for real-time data analytics

Describe the difference between batch and streaming data

Describe technologies for real-time analytics including Azure Stream Analytics, Azure Synapse Data Explorer, and Spark Structured Streaming

4.3. Describe data visualization in Microsoft Power BI

Identify capabilities of Power BI

Describe features of data models in Power BI

Identify appropriate visualizations for data