#MicrosoftFabric Policies look to be a great addition. Not only can you create it to allow which item types can be created, it can also be used for Workspace permissions and coming soon to external sharing. Read all about it here, I am going to certainly try it out to see how it works. https://t.co/BeMFZPup8Q
It is good to see that there is now an API in #microsoftFabric to get access to a users "My Workspace" I have seen this happen when a user leaves an organization and there are critical items here. By having the API you could build a way for someone to request access, then once approved the required user has access! https://t.co/L4eyqQd0Jo
This new feature is awesome, allowing for Lakehouse tables to be automatically created and managed using #MicrosoftFabric Materialized Views. It allows you to remove so many working parts! https://t.co/bNMLAF66yx
In this blog post I show you how it is possible to have a robust reporting solution using #MicrosoftFabric#PowerBI and Power BI Embedded that is cost effective. https://t.co/QN7DrWW5vM
There has been an update the Capacity Metrics App is great, it allows for easier understanding of what has been consuming your capacity and how to identify where it has come from. #MicrosoftFabric https://t.co/SUmJA3XL4J
I show you how to query a #MicrosoftFabric Eventhouse and store the data in a Lakehouse using a Python Notebook, so you can store your Fabric Capacity Operations for long term storage and analysis https://t.co/uLVJ2k1njS
If you use VS Code with MCP Servers or Skills, read my blog post on how to make a backup to ensure you do not lose everything you have built over time. As well as how to restore or restore your MCP Servers and Skills onto another PC https://t.co/ASfvrt2RrX
If you connect to any of the databases below, be aware of the change from ODBC and ADBC Drivers changes for #PowerBI
SnowflakeΒ
Google BigQueryΒ
Google BigQuery (Microsoft Entra ID)Β
DatabricksΒ
Azure DatabricksΒ
ImpalaΒ
SparkΒ
Dremio
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I created this notebook to allow for the #MicrosoftFabric Warehouse SQL Pools to be changed based on the requirement. ETL for writing, REPORTING for reading. This means faster data loads for writing or reading. https://t.co/iymaFHahww
It is not possible to do an in place upgrade from Dataflow Gen 1 to Dataflow Gen 2 in #MicrosoftFabric as long as it is assigned to a fabric capacity in the same workspace. https://t.co/rlwVVn3dhs
I really like the option in the #PowerBI August desktop release. When you make changes to your PBRP files you can refresh to see the changes immediately without having to open and close the application. As well as a host of other awesome visual updates and others. https://t.co/nDSTEcNaNB
Using the new Custom Pools feature in #MicrosoftFabric Warehouse allows for potentially faster queries and less capacity units consumption https://t.co/d1trBFSrRD