Kristina Mishra digs into the Fabric Unified Admin Monitoring tool:
Recently a colleague of mine was inquiring about creating a service principal to use with a Microsoft Fabric Rest APIs proof of concept project we were wanting him to develop for some governance and automation. Since he was still in the research phase, I told him we already had one he could use and did a brief demo on how we use it with FUAM (Fabric Unified Admin Monitoring tool). It occurred to me that others may find this a useful way to learn how to use Fabric or PBI Rest APIs. If you are also fairly new to using pipelines and notebooks in Fabric, then you can get the added bonus of learning through an already created, well-designed and active live Fabric project in your own enviroment. If you do not have FUAM installed in a Fabric capacity, or do not have permissions to see the items in the FUAM workspace, or have no intention/ability do change either of those blockers, then you can stop reading here. Unless you are just generally curious – then feel free to read-on. Or not. You do what works for you.
I personally recommend reading on. It’s kind of a thing I do here.