Jon Lunn has a series with the first two parts up. First up is part one:
Developing in Microsoft Fabric within a multi-team environment has not always been straightforward. Fabric was initially geared more towards individual users and citizen developers working independently within a workspace, which created challenges when applying traditional source control and DevOps practices.
Part two covers integration with Azure DevOps:
Now we’re going to look at deploying Fabric items through DevOps using the Microsoft-supported Fabric CI/CD Python library.
- Set up DevOps components
- Environments
- Libraries
- Creating an DevOps YAML deployment pipeline
- Creating a Fabric CI/CD script to deploy the items
- Using AI Tools to help speed up development of DevOps
Stay tuned for part three.