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Microsoft Fabric: Source Control Options for Power BI Developers

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In Power BI development in Microsoft Fabric, understanding and utilising source control mechanisms is crucial for efficient collaboration and version management. This blog post delves into the essential aspects of source control for Power BI. This blog also includes the recording of my session at Saudi Arabia’s Excel User Group on the 26th of August … Continue reading Microsoft Fabric: Source Control Options for Power BI Developers The post Microsoft Fabric: Source Control Options fo

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Microsoft Fabric: Automating Fabric Capacity Scaling with Azure Logic Apps

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In a previous post I explained how to manage the capacity costs of a Fabric F capacity (under Pay-As-You-Go pricing model) using Logic Apps to Suspend and Resume it. A customer who read my previous blog asked me “Can we use a similar method to scale up and down before and after specific workloads?” This … Continue reading Microsoft Fabric: Automating Fabric Capacity Scaling with Azure Logic Apps The post Microsoft Fabric: Automating Fabric Capacity Scaling with Azure Logic Apps

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Microsoft Fabric: Overcome Reaching the Maximum Number of Fabric Trial Capacities

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If you are evaluating Microsoft Fabric and do not currently own a Premium Capacity, chances are you’re using Microsoft Fabric Trial Capacities. All Power BI users within an organisation or specific security groups given the rights can opt into Fabric Trial Capacities. Therefore, you may already have several Trial Fabric Capacities in your tenant.

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Microsoft Fabric: Generating Reports with Copilot

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In Nov 2023, Microsoft announced Microsoft Fabric’s general availability and Public Preview of Copilot in Microsoft Fabric. In a previous post, I explained what Copilot means to Power BI developers, which is valid for other Fabric developers such as data engineers and data scientists as Copilot for Fabric helps with those experiences as well. But … Continue reading Microsoft Fabric: Generating Reports with Copilot The post Microsoft Fabric: Generating Reports with Copilot appeared fi

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Microsoft Fabric: Capacity Cost Management Part 2, Automate Pause/Resume Capacity with Azure Logic Apps

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In the previous blog post, I explained Microsoft Fabric capacities, shedding light on diverse capacity options and how they influence data projects. We delved into Capacity Units (CUs), pricing nuances, and practical cost control methods, including manually scaling and pausing Fabric capacity. Now, we’re taking the next step in our Microsoft Fabric journey by exploring … Continue reading Microsoft Fabric: Capacity Cost Management Part 2, Automate Pause/Resume Capacity with Azure Logi

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Unveiling Microsoft Fabric’s Impact on Power BI Developers and Analysts

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Microsoft Fabric is a new platform designed to bring together the data and analytics features of Microsoft products like Power BI and Azure Synapse Analytics into a single SaaS product. Its goal is to provide a smooth and consistent experience for both data professionals and business users, covering everything from data entry to gaining insights. … Continue reading Unveiling Microsoft Fabric’s Impact on Power BI Developers and Analysts The post Unveiling Microsoft Fabric’s Impact on Power

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Integrating Power BI with Azure DevOps (Git), part 2: Local Machine Integration

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This is the second part of the series of blog posts showing how to integrate Power BI with Azure DevOps, a cloud platform for software development. The previous post gave a brief history of source control systems, which help developers manage code changes. It also explained what Git is, a fast and flexible distributed source … Continue reading Integrating Power BI with Azure DevOps (Git), part 2: Local Machine Integration The post Integrating Power BI with Azure DevOps (Git), part 2: Local