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Jul '24 •
Duplicating Fabric workspaces
Hi everyone, I have been working a bit with Fabric for the last two month and got my DP600 thanks to this community. To raise the stakes a little bit, I am recreating a hackathon we did in Databricks earlier this year. Several groups would be working separately to help a fictional company fix a broken information system (some bad pipelibe parameters, wrong column types, a little notebook error here and there, stuff like that). I figured that it would probably be best to create a separate but identical workspace for each group to work in. However, I don't want to have to set everything up manually for each workspace. Do you think this is the best way forward or are there other solutions? And is it at all possible to copy/paste or duplicate a Fabric workspace? I can't figure it out as I am a total nood when it comes to things like APIs or PowerShell. Hope to hear from you! Tim
2 likes • Jul '24
Hi @Will Needham , thanks for responding! I did end up using deployment pipelines for that. Then I ran into a new problem, because my report was still connected to a semantic model in the "old" workspace, preventing its use for accounts with no rights in the old workspace. Using a surprisingly easy API call (using this page & interface) https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/power-bi/reports/rebind-report-in-group it was possible to rebind reports to a different/local semantic model. So all good in the end :)
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Apr '24 •
🎉 It's Friday! Share the Fabric WINS you've had this week 👇
⏳ Learning Fabric can be a long journey, so it's important to take a moment to acknowledge the progress you have made! 🙌 It's FRIDAY, so I'd love to hear some amazing things you've been doing with Fabric this week? Maybe you built your first data pipeline? Or wrote some killer SQL views in a data warehouse? Or built a lovely Power BI visual? OR learnt something new about Fabric? 👇👇👇 LET US KNOW BELOW and let's celebrate each others' wins 🙌.
3 likes • Apr '24
Noticed that I joined the party too late to get the free exam certificate... But I did start learning, so that's a win! :)
1 like • Apr '24
Thanks @Will Needham, great tip! Will definitely check this out.
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Apr '24 •
❗New to the community? INTRODUCE YOURSELF! 😊
👋 First things first - welcome to all the new joiners! 🤝 We have a bit of a tradition here for new joiners to introduce themselves just so everyone can say hello and learn about the amazing people (you!) that are regularly joining the community. It also helps me understand more about what you are looking to get out of the community (so I can make it a better experience for you!). 💬 So, don't be shy, we're a friendly bunch... feel free to say hello using the following questions as a guide: 1. Which part of the world are you signing in from? 2. What's your background (current role, industry, ambitions for the future)? 3. What attracted you to this community? 4. What excites you most about Fabric? 5. I'm really interested in learning more about _______ ? 6. Are you looking to get Fabric certified (DP-600)? Thank you for engaging and joining us on this exciting learning journey! 🙏 Will
9 likes • Apr '24
Goedemorgen iedereen! My name is Tim, signing in from Amsterdam in the Netherlands. I'm a starting data engineer, after doing some front-end BI work previously. Being new to both data engineering as well as Azure services, I have struggled to wrap my head around everything that's possible with all these different Azure services. Fabric seems to be the right product at the right time for me, integrating everything into one interface. I look forward to seeing how it holds up when dealing with some real world situations, instead of the nice and clean files the Learning Path hands us. I do hope to get my DP600 at some point, so I'm happy I found a place with similar minded people :)
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Hi, my name is Tim, a starting data engineer from Amsterdam.
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