Data engineering often presents challenges with data quality or complex data analytics processing that requires custom logic. This is where Fabric User data functions can be used to implement custom logic into your data processes or pipelines. Here are the most common cases where Fabric User Data Functions
Fabric Espresso – Episodes About Performance Optimization & Compute Management in Microsoft Fabric
In today’s fast-paced data-driven world, enterprises are building more sophisticated data platforms to gain insights and drive innovation. Microsoft Fabric Lakehouses combine the scale of a data lake with the management finesse of a data warehouse – delivering unified analytics in an ever-evolving business landscape. But with great data comes great responsibility. Protecting sensitive information … Continue reading “Purview DLP Policies with Restrict Access for Fabric Lakehouses (Preview)”
Microsoft Purview’s Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies for Fabric now supports Fabric KQL and Mirrored DBs! Purview DLP policies help organizations to improve their data security posture and comply with governmental and industry regulations. Security teams use DLP policies to automatically detect upload of sensitive information to Microsoft 365 applications like SharePoint and Exchange, and … Continue reading “Microsoft Purview Data Loss Prevention policies for Fabric have been extended to KQL and Mirrored Databases (Preview)”
Microsoft Fabric is changing how we handle data engineering and data science. To make things easier, Microsoft added some cool extensions for Visual Studio Code (VS Code) that help you manage Fabric artifacts and build analytical applications. By adding these Microsoft Fabric extensions to VS Code, developers can quickly create Fabric solutions and manage their … Continue reading “Boost your development with Microsoft Fabric extensions for Visual Studio Code”
