Joey D’Antoni applies Azure principles to Microsoft Fabric:
Let’s take a step back and talk about why I built this session. Like it or not, Microsoft’s intention with Fabric (and Power BI before it) is to make it easier for less-technical business users to build and consume data-driven reports. While I understand this mission, and it has been wildly successful in spreading love for Power BI, despite Fabric’s software-as-a-service branding, it’s actually a fully fledged data engine that needs to be well-managed to ensure data governance, security, and adherence to general best practices. In building my demos, I created a sample workspace with a couple of objects.
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