Rob Sewell has a trio of posts. First up, Rob creates a warehouse:
We are going to use [FabricTools, a PowerShell module that simplifies the management of Microsoft Fabric resources. You can find it on GitHub at[FabricTools provides functions to create, update, and delete Fabric warehouses and other resources. It has been developed and is maintained by members of the community.
Having created a Microsoft Fabric workspace using PowerShell, assigned users to it using PowerShell, and created a Microsoft Fabric Warehouse using PowerShell, we now turn our attention to creating a Microsoft Fabric Lakehouse using PowerShell. These posts all look remarkably similar 🙂 and thats because the functionality they are showing is exactly same..
Just like dbatools and dbachecks creating functions that follow the same pattern makes it easier to learn. This is why FabricTools has chosen to use the same pattern for creating Fabric resources using PowerShell.
And from there is a Fabric SQL Database:
A Fabric SQL Database is a SQL Database that is hosted in Microsoft Fabric. It provides a fully managed SQL database service that allows you to store and query your data using SQL using the same SLQ Engine as Azure SQL Database.
Click through for examples of all three.