Deploy a working Direct Lake semantic model with fabric-cicd and Fabric CLI

In this post I show one way you can deploy a working Direct Lake semantic model with fabric-cicd and Fabric CLI as part of your Microsoft Fabric CI/CD strategy. To clarify, when I say working I mean that the Direct Lake semantic model points to the correct SQL analytics endpoint for a Lakehouse in the … Read more

Managing Fabric connections with Fabric CLI when performing CI/CD

In this post I cover managing Microsoft Fabric connections with Fabric CLI when performing CI/CD. To clarify, I mean the Microsoft Fabric connections that you work with when you select “Manage connections and gateways” in the settings menu in Microsoft Fabric. Like in the below image. When I say the Fabric CLI I mean the … Read more

Operationalize Fabric workspaces using Fabric CLI and fabric-cicd with GitHub Actions

In this post I want to show one way that you can operationalize Fabric workspaces using Fabric CLI and fabric-cicd with GitHub Actions. To clarify, when I say the Fabric CLI I mean the Fabric Command Line Interface. Which is a command line offering by Microsoft. Whereas fabric-cicd is a Python library that allows you … Read more

Operationalize Fabric workspaces with Azure DevOps using Fabric CLI and fabric-cicd

In this post I want to show one way you can operationalize Fabric workspaces with Azure DevOps using Fabric CLI and fabric-cicd. To clarify, when I say the Fabric CLI I mean the Fabric Command Line Interface. Which is a command line offering by Microsoft. Whereas fabric-cicd is a Python library that allows you to … Read more

Some of the Microsoft Fabric CI/CD announcements during FabCon

In this post I want to share my thoughts about some of the Microsoft Fabric CI/CD related announcements during FabCon. To clarify, when I say FabCon I mean the Microsoft Fabric Community Conference. Which took place last week in Las Vegas. In reality, there were a lot of great announcements during the Microsoft Fabric Community … Read more