Kevin Chant needs a service principal to help:
In this post I want to share one way that you can authenticate as a service principal to run a Microsoft Fabric notebook from Azure DevOps.
Some of you may recall that I previously covered how to run a Microsoft Fabric notebook from Azure DevOps.
I decided to published a newer version of the aforementioned post to amplify the fact that the REST API that runs a notebook on demand now supports service principals.
Service principals are the way to go for this, so long as you’re having one Azure-based service communicate with another Azure-based service. No passwords, no API keys, nothing you need to remember or change every 90 days.
The problem is, this works beautifully for assets inside of Azure, but not so much outside of Azure. But that’s a story for a different day.