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Amazing Community
Just wanted to give a shout out to @Will Needham and everyone else in the community that jumps in and helps each other as we all build and learn on Fabric. We just finished up our first SOW for our client using Fabric which allowed a small team of us to combine 7 disparate data sources which was a few hundred tables, combing in a DWH and and providing 10-15 reports for our client. We were also able to add monitoring, alerting and validations as the data moved through the layers using Will's videos and everyone else posts/comments to help guide our team in the right direction.
What is the best practice for Source Control in a Medallion Architecture?
Hi people, I need to implement CI, DevOps Source control in a Medallion Architecture. Should I create on repo with different branches for each (bronze, silver and gold) or a Repo for each other. Any recommendation? Thanks in advance!
1 like • May 1
Guessing it is really up to how the organization is going to use. We have git repo in Azure Dev ops to keep, but we are using deployment pipelines to move dev->uat-> prod because last checked it sill doesn't support service principals which is an issue for our client using a user but a workspace goes to a folder in one repo is how we have it. we have bronze/silver in one workspace, gold in another and reporting in another for how we wanted to break out user access. This is our first fabric project so sure there are better ways but this is working for us.
Changing Semantic Model Connection
Feels like this should be more strait forward, but we have a report, semantic model and data storage, in this case a DW. We have a prod and non prod for each, so 2 workspaces. I would like to just change the connection string on the semantic model to point to our prod connection but I don't have the option in the drop down even though exists, also if I do create new, it doesn't update this one or allow me to, just creates a new connection and closes. Am I doing something wrong here?
Changing Semantic Model Connection
2 likes • Apr 4
Think we finally resolved our issue. We had to in the deployment pipeline create a data source rule that changes the connection string and db name to what we want it to be, then we were able to go in and verify we were pointing to the UAT service principal connection. hopefully this helps someone else but took a few days to finally figure out. we are still learning the ins and outs of fabric.
Semantic Models - Manage Roles Automation
Just curious has anyone automated to use the REST api end point to create a role, set the filters and assign the users? I have found the end points for adding users to an existing one but nothing that actually will create the role w/the filter. I was trying to use an endpoint like this but no luck. Hoping there is one out there and I just can't find it. api_url = "https://api.powerbi.com/v1.0/myorg/groups/{workspace_id}/datasets/{dataset_id}/role" headers = { "Authorization": f"Bearer {access_token}", "Content-Type": "application/json" } response = requests.post(api_url, headers=headers, json=new_role)
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Fabric Resources Not Being Allocated?
Not sure if anyone else has seen something like this, this am, our fabric jobs stopped getting resources allocated. Notebooks and Pipelines would start up and run, our dashboard appeared to stop updating. We didn't have many jobs running so don't believe we were using too many resources but real time, is there a good way to debug and find root cause of this? Is a little worrisome our jobs are not running and reports are not being responsive.
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Justin Sweet
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Consultant doing a little bit of everything. Love architecture, designing, implementing and mostly working with others to build cool stuff!

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