Rob Sewell continues a series on the MicrosoftFabricMgmt module. First up is a dive into the Kusto world:
Real-Time Intelligence (RTI) is Microsoft Fabric’s answer to streaming data workloads. If you are ingesting telemetry, IoT data, clickstreams, or any high-velocity data that needs querying with low latency, this is the part of Fabric you want. MicrosoftFabricMgmt supports the full set of RTI resources: Eventhouses, KQL Databases, KQL Dashboards, KQL Querysets, and Eventstreams.
Rob then pivots to creating an environment from scratch:
Over the past few posts we have worked through a number of the item choices that you can use in the MicrosoftFabricMgmt module. Today I want to bring it all together into a single, practical script that provisions a complete Fabric environment from scratch.
This is the kind of script I could use when setting up a new project. It is repeatable, idempotent (safe to run multiple times), fully logged, and handles errors gracefully.