https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/credentials/certifications/exams/dp-700/

Hey everyone, as you may know, on 1st September, I launched Fabric Dojo to you all here in this very community. It's been going great so far, lots of great feedback. So now the time is right to officially launch Fabric Dojo across YouTube and LinkedIn also 🥳 To mark the occasion, I created this short video explaining to people: - What Fabric Dojo is - Who can benefit from Fabric Dojo, and - How I think it'll help you learn Fabric faster There is an early-bird discount for people that sign up before the end this week (and an even bigger discount if you sign up for the Annual plan). Learn more here: https://www.skool.com/fabricdojo/ And as I mentioned previously, if you can't/ don't want to pay to join, then you can also earn access to the Dojo: - Get a 1-month pass by finishing in the Top 3 of the leaderboard in this community, at the end of every month - Get a 3-month pass by reaching Level 7 in this community Thanks for your support 🙏 Lots more YouTube content to come also in the coming weeks and months!

Can someone please explain this sizing to me if they have understood? The documentation https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/data-engineering/spark-compute mentions : "a Fabric capacity SKU F64 has 64 capacity units, which is equivalent to 128 Spark VCores. You can use these Spark VCores to create nodes of different sizes for your custom Spark pool" While I see the following image for possible custom Spark pool config - shouldn't it be 128 instead of 384 ? Thanks !

I passed the DP-600 exam today and was really pleased with the results. The exam covered topics from Semantic models and PBI(major at least 20 Qs out of 61), DaX, tabular editor, Data flow and LH/DWH. 1 case study with 8 questions and last 3 questions on a single topic which you cannot go back once answered (bit annoying I would say)