Maybe this topic is not the most sexiest of them all, but it certainly has the same (or maybe even more) amount of value for YOU!
And.. another post on my favorite topic: Governance and Administration!
With all the Fabric announcements in the last months, some of the Admin announcements might have slipped through. As you might know, the Admin part of Fabric is dear to my heart. I've posted about it earlier here, here, here, and here, to name a few 😀.
Microsoft Fabric documentation
- Overview
- What is Fabric: The B.A.S.I.C.S.
- Security in Fabric: You might not be aware, but there's so many things you can do to tweak and adjust security for your organization!
- Concepts
- Choose a Fabric data store: Choose between a Lakehouse, Warehouse, Eventhouse, or SQL Database
- Copilot in Fabric: In what workloads can you use Copilot and what are the prereqs?
- Capacity and license types: This explains concepts like a tenant, capacity, workspace, SKU's, Power BI licenses, etc.
- Tutorials
- Use taskflows to build solutions: I'm curious, who really uses these in their environment?
- End-to-end tutorials: Those tutorials where the corner-stone of getting started with Fabric after it was announced. They still provide enourmous value, although sometimes the steps can be very basic.
Microsoft Fabric documentation for admins
The admin monitoring workspace is a specialized environment designed for Fabric administrators to monitor and manage workloads, usage, and governance within their tenant. Using the resources available within the workspace, admins can perform tasks such as security audits, performance monitoring, capacity management, and more.