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Microsoft Fabric for the Power BI Practitioner

Published 2023-05-25 by Kevin Feasel

I’m just writing this quick article to share a visual overview I made of the newly announced Power BI-related features. I hope it helps you get an at-a-glance overview of some of the big changes relevant to Power BI. More importantly, I hope it doesn’t make you feel overwhelmed! For more information, check out the documentation and learning paths.

There is a lot in store for the platform, but you can already see a slew of new changes and opportunities for Power BI developers.

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Building a Lakehouse in Microsoft Fabric

Published 2023-05-25 by Kevin Feasel

Reza Rad builds a warehouse down by the river:

The term Lakehouse is derived from two other words; Data Lake and Data Warehouse. A Lakehouse is a place to store structured data (such as Data Warehouse) and unstructured data (such as a Data lake) in a single location. Lakehouse is capable of scaling up to handle large amounts of data. Other tools and services can be used to interact with the lakehouse, for example, to load or read data into it.

Click through for instructions on how to build one and how to access it from SSMS and Power BI.

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Microsoft Fabric Compendium

Published 2023-05-24 by Kevin Feasel

This one’s going to be a little different from your average Curated SQL post, because there are a whole bunch of Microsoft Fabric-related blog posts. Consider this more a round-up than highlighting any single post.