The Microsoft Fabric API for GraphQL is a handy service that lets you quickly set up a GraphQL API to pull data from places like Data Warehouses, Lakehouse, and Mirrored Databases. It comes with an in-browser tool for writing and testing your queries and mutations that can work with tables, views and stored procedures. In this blog post, I shall cover what are some of best practices when building applications using Fabric API for GraphQL.
Announcing a significant enhancement in the way you can authenticate and manage your Fabric Data Warehouses: the introduction of service principal (SPN) support. This new feature empowers developers and administrators to automate processes, streamline operations, and increase security for their data workflows. Earlier we launched service principal support for various Microsoft Fabric items, including Lakehouses … Continue reading “Service principal support for Fabric Data Warehouse”
Performance Troubleshooting of SQL database in Microsoft Fabric The Performance Dashboard offers robust diagnostic tools to identify and address performance issues in your web application’s SQL database in Microsoft Fabric. This built-in monitoring solution provides detailed performance metrics, facilitating the systematic detection of bottlenecks. The Performance Dashboard serves as an essential troubleshooting tool, providing detailed … Continue reading “Speed up your SQL databases with the Performance Dashboard”
SQL database in Microsoft Fabric, currently in preview, supports two different sets of controls that allow you to manage access for your databases: Microsoft Fabric access controls and SQL native access controls. Each control set has different properties and supports different access management scenarios and use cases. This article explains how Fabric access controls – … Continue reading “Manage access for SQL databases in Microsoft Fabric with workspace roles and item permissions”
Introduction In the era of digital transformation, managing and analyzing log files in real-time is essential for maintaining application health, security, and performance. There are many 3rd party solutions in this area allowing collecting/processing storing, analyzing and acting upon this data source. Sometimes as your systems scale, those solution can become very costly, their cost … Continue reading “Efficient log management with Microsoft Fabric”
