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Terraform Provider for Microsoft Fabric: #4 Deploying a Fabric config with Terraform in GitHub Actions

If you have been following this blog post series then you should have a working Terraform config from the first two posts, plus a managed identity from the third post that has the correct authorizations as a workload identity for use in deployment pipelines. In this last post we will configure OpenID Connect for the … Continue reading “Terraform Provider for Microsoft Fabric: #4 Deploying a Fabric config with Terraform in GitHub Actions”

Terraform Provider for Microsoft Fabric: #3 Creating a workload identity with Fabric permissions

After the first two blog posts you were able to get working quickly in the user context and then some real world advice in expanding your config and defining those Fabric Administrator resources. This is a common way to develop and test your initial config. In the third and fourth blog posts we will look … Continue reading “Terraform Provider for Microsoft Fabric: #3 Creating a workload identity with Fabric permissions”

Terraform Provider for Microsoft Fabric: #2 Using MCP servers and Fabric CLI to help define your fabric resources

After the first blog post you now have a simple starter config, and you can work successfully in the user context having authenticated to your new app registration. This post will explore some of the various resources available to you as you start to expand your config. This post is the second in the series. … Continue reading “Terraform Provider for Microsoft Fabric: #2 Using MCP servers and Fabric CLI to help define your fabric resources”

Terraform Provider for Microsoft Fabric: #1 Accelerating first steps using the CLIs

Terraform is the dominant infrastructure as code tool used for declarative cloud deployments. In the first post of this series we’ll explore how to get up and running automating Fabric Administration tasks using both the Fabric CLI and the Terraform Provider for Microsoft Fabric to set up an initial config ready for development. This short … Continue reading “Terraform Provider for Microsoft Fabric: #1 Accelerating first steps using the CLIs”