Gilbert Quevauvilliers locks down a Fabric environment:
In this blog post, I am going to walk through how I created a Private Link in Microsoft Fabric so that access routes over Microsoft’s private backbone network instead of the public internet.
NOTE: It is a bit of a longer blog post as there are quite a few things that need to be configured.
NOTE II: In the next blog post I will show you how to connect from a Public Workspace to a Private Link Workspace using a Managed Private Endpoint
I wanted to document the end-to-end process because there are a few moving parts across Microsoft Fabric and the Azure Portal. The key items I needed to configure were the Fabric tenant setting, the Fabric private link service, the virtual network, a test virtual machine, the private endpoint, and finally DNS testing from inside the virtual network.
There’s a lot more here than ticking a couple of checkboxes or selecting a few radio button options.