tomaztk / Microsoft-Fabric

Microsoft Fabric

Microsoft Fabric is a next-gen platform, that brings all-in-one data and analytics solutions for end users, small, medium and large enterprises. Services offer the complete data cycle movement (data ingestion, data engineering, data integration, data storing with warehouse using one lake), delivering data insights and building predictive models.

Table of content / Featured blogposts

1. Dec 01 2023 - What is Microsoft Fabric? (blogpost)
2. Dec 02 2023 - Getting started with Microsoft Fabric (blogpost)
3. Dec 03 2023 - What is lakehouse in Fabric? (blogpost)
4. Dec 04 2023 - Delta lake and delta tables in Microsoft Fabric (blogspot)
5. Dec 05 2023 - Getting data into lakehouse (blogpost)
6. Dec 06 2023 - SQL Analytics endpoint (blogpost)
7. Dec 07 2023 - SQL commands in SQL Analytics endpoint (blogpost)
8. Dec 08 2023 - Using Lakehouse REST API (blogpost)
9. Dec 09 2023 - Building custom environments (blogpost)
10. Dec 10 2023 - Creating Job Spark definition (blogpost)
11. Dec 11 2023 - Starting data science with Microsoft Fabric) (blogpost)
12. Dec 12 2023 - Creating data science experiments with Microsoft Fabric (blogpost)
13. Dec 13 2023 - Creating ML Model with Microsoft Fabric (blogpost)
14. Dec 14 2023 - Data warehouse with Microsoft Fabric (blogpost)
15. Dec 15 2023 - Building warehouse with Microsoft Fabric (blogpost)
16. Dec 16 2023 - Creating data pipelines for Fabric data warehouse (blogpost)
17. Dec 17 2023 - Exploring Power BI in Microsoft Fabric (blogpost)
18. Dec 18 2023 - Exploring Power BI in Microsoft Fabric (blogpost)
19. Dec 19 2023 - Event streaming with Fabric (blogpost)
20. Dec 20 2023 - Working with notebooks in Fabric (blogpost)
21. Dec 21 2023 - Monitoring workspaces with Fabric (blogpost)
22. Dec 22 2023 - Apps in Fabric (blogpost)
23. Dec 23 2023 - Admin Portal in Fabric (blogpost)
24. Dec 24 2023 - OneLake in Fabric (blogpost)
25. Dec 25 2023 - Learning paths, materials, and documentation on Microsoft Fabric (blogpost)

Additional Material

Additional Material as a collection of demo materials from different sessions is also available for use in this repository.

Blog

All posts were originally posted on my blog and made copy here at Github. On Github is extremely simple to clone the code, markdown file and all the materials.

Cloning the repository

You can follow the steps below to clone the repository.

git clone -n https://github.com/tomaztk/Microsoft-Fabric.git

Contact

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Contributing

Do the usual GitHub fork and pull request dance. Add yourself (or I will add you to the contributors section) if you want to.

Suggestions

Feel free to suggest any new topics that you would like to be covered.

License

MIT © Tomaž Kaštrun