Ben Gribaudo
Power Query dataflows like to use GUIDs to reference workspaces, lakehouses and warehouses. With a GUID reference, you are authoritatively referencing a specific resource, which is good…but working with GUIDs can entail complications, both for humans and CI/CD, which is not so good. I know...
Benny Austin
Fabric Accelerator setup is now fully automated, cutting deployment time from 2 hours to just 15–20 minutes. The new process uses Fabric CLI for streamlined configuration, eliminating Git dependencies and tedious ID replacements. Deploy all Fabric items with full support for re-runnability and...
Benny Austin
The Fabric Accelerator is a reusable code component suite for Microsoft Fabric, supporting batch and real-time workloads. It features a metadata-driven ELT framework and has transitioned to Fabric SQL, enhancing management and integration. Minor updates were made for streamlined deployment while...
Benny Austin
Introducing observability in Fabric Accelerator, the first RTI workload enhancing data platform insights. It monitors workspace activities, job events, OneLake actions, and alerts for execution anomalies and user trends. Leveraging a medallion architecture, it provides real-time data filters and...
Benny Austin
The Fabric Accelerator is a framework for building modern data platforms using Microsoft Fabric. It utilizes the ELT framework, offering ease of use, scalability, and flexibility. Key features include automated monitoring, pre-built artifacts, and a modular architecture. It aims to accelerate...