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Call the Fabric Admin API From GitHub Actions Without a Secret to Rotate: A Step By Step Guide
The Fabric admin API has several interesting use cases. One good one is extracting and storing the Power BI activity log for longer than the 30 days Microsoft keeps it. Refresh history is even shorter, roughly seven days per semantic model and capped at sixty entries. This can be done from within Fabric if youContinue reading “Call the Fabric Admin API From GitHub Actions Without a Secret to Rotate: A Step By Step Guide”
Guide to Transferring Power BI Tables to Fabric Data Warehouse
Have you ever had data in a Power BI file locally or in the service that you wish could be exported easily? Microsoft have released a Python Library called Semantic-Link that allows us to access Power BI Semantic Models in Fabric Notebooks. With this Library we can easily extract data from Power BI! The stepsContinue reading “Guide to Transferring Power BI Tables to Fabric Data Warehouse”
Load API Data into Fabric Lakehouse using Pipeline: A Step By Step Guide
Calling a web API and saving the result for further analysis is a common scenario for Data Engineers. Microsoft Fabric brings together many capabilities into a unified platform and we have several ways to query and store data from API:s within Fabric. In part one of this series we used a Notebook in Fabrick andContinue reading “Load API Data into Fabric Lakehouse using Pipeline: A Step By Step Guide”
Load API Data into Fabric Lakehouse using Notebook: A Step By Step Guide
Calling a web API and saving the result for further analysis is a common scenario for Data Engineers. Microsoft Fabric brings together many capabilities into a unified platform and we have several ways to query and store data from APIs within Fabric. In this lab we are going to use Notebooks and PySpark to loadContinue reading “Load API Data into Fabric Lakehouse using Notebook: A Step By Step Guide”