Nicky van Vroenhoven has a pair of posts on Microsoft Fabric administration, specifically around tenant settings. First up is a post on APIs:
Obviously, to use the Get Tenant Settings API you need to have at least Tenant.Read.All permissions, or have the Fabric Administrator role (or higher) in Azure.
There are a few use cases I see for getting these settings exported with this API:
- Documentation purposes when you have multiple Fabric Administrators
- Distributing tenant settings to users, and explaining why we (as a team of Administrators/within the Center of Excellence) made certain choices
- Get notified of the changes in the tenant settings, without having to use Microsoft Defender or M365 Security & Compliance center like mentioned here
Nicky has a follow-up post on visual cues in the Tenant Settings page:
Today I want to talk about a new little addition Microsoft made to the Fabric Admin portal.
This change has actually been here for quite a while now, but I still think it’s worth mentioning because (1) I really like it, and (2) it’s also an important change that the community, and MVP’s in specific, has been requesting for quite some time.
Radhakrishnan Srinivasan and (members of) his team added visual cues to the Admin portal of Fabric.
Check out both posts for good information.