As of today the Microsoft Fabric Notebooks supports following languages:
If you are coming to Fabric world with an OOP programming background (like I do), those aren’t the languages you have most likely used. Of course, Python is not that hard of a language to learn, and the dataframes are sooo good for data manipulation that you will probably want to learn it …
Modern applications demand seamless data integration, real-time responsiveness, and scalability (+ of course cool looking UI). Microsoft Fabric unifies data movement, processing and storage into a cohesive environment. As of now the end game for Microsoft Fabric has been the Power BI report. When that is done we are fine, but think about all the work, calculation power and storage usage that we are having just to provide a report. …
Understanding the cost of Microsoft Fabric is crucial for using Fabric efficiently. Recently Microsoft published a new tool to help estimate how much Fabric capacity you really need. In this post, we’ll explore how to use the calculator effectively, what inputs matter most, and why estimating your Fabric usage is a critical part of managing budgets and avoiding surprises.
First let’s talk a little bit about capacity in Fabric …
I noticed today that there are surprisingly few samples/blog posts/guides about how to write (and read) data into warehouse from Fabric notebook. You can find lot of information about doing it through T-SQL Notebook, but you can actually use it from Spark Notebook through the Spark connector. Let me show you how.
The Spark connector for Fabric Data Warehouse allows Spark Notebooks to read data from warehouse and …
Microsoft Fabric’s GraphQL API allows querying data stores in a flexible and efficient way. In this post I will walk through how you can integrate the Fabric GraphQL API into a .NET application, covering authentication, making queries, and handling responses. We are going to implement the solution by using service principal, but you can also use the interactive auth also if you want to.
As shown in my …
In Azure it is good practice (well I would say mandatory practice) to restrict database and Key Vault access by setting network restrictions for the Azure resource. Typically enterprises has their own virtual networks set and database/Key Vault access is restricted to those networks only. I recommend to disable the “Allow Azure services and resources to access this server” for SQL databases as it allows all Azure users …
During early December, Microsoft held a Fabric certification challenge, which required participants to:
By completing these requirements, Microsoft would provide a free voucher for the DP-600 …
Proper secret management is one of the security fundamentals in software development. You should never hardcode credentials, secrets or tokens into your Spark Notebooks, because it creates a security vulnerability and adds extra complexity. Hardcoding secrets into Notebooks means that if you need to update any of the secrets you have to go through all the notebooks.
Azure Key Vault is a centralized secret management system, which helps you to …
Microsoft Fabric REST API is a tool, that can help you automate tasks in Fabric. By saying automate, I mean you can use it to automatically manage Fabric items, run notebooks, setup workspaces etc. The full API documentation can be found from this URL.
To use the Fabric API, you need a Microsoft Entra authentication token, as Fabric does not support API keys or …
Microsoft Fabric is an excellent product for storing both structured and unstructured data for data analysis and AI workloads. It is built on top of Azure Blob Storage, making data storage relatively cheap and easy to access. Fabric offers many built-in tools for data manipulation, including Dataflow Gen 2, Data Pipelines, and Notebooks. However, sometimes you need to access the data from outside of Microsoft Fabric, which is the topic …