In this episode, we dive into Microsoft Fabric, the unified data and analytics platform reshaping how organizations manage, analyze, and act on their data. Designed to bring Power BI, Data Factory, Azure Synapse, and other Microsoft services into one…
Many organizations run too many analytics tools and too many copies of the same data. In this interview, Mirko Peters and Microsoft Data Platform MVP Amit Chandak walk data engineers and BI teams through an end-to-end Microsoft Fabric architecture. You learn…
You think Power BI performance problems are a dashboard issue? Think again — the real problem is hiding upstream. In this episode, we break down Microsoft Fabric as a living data ecosystem and explain why Power BI only thrives when the entire architecture…
Microsoft Fabric is Microsoft’s unified analytics platform, bringing together data engineering, data integration, data science, data warehousing, and business intelligence into a single cloud service. But where does Copilot fit into the picture? In this…
Fabric Dataflows Gen2 redefine how ETL processes are built and managed inside Microsoft Fabric. Unlike legacy Power BI Dataflows, Gen2 introduces scalable, reusable, and Lakehouse-integrated data transformation capabilities designed for enterprise-grade…
Microsoft Fabric OneLake is the unified data lake at the heart of Microsoft Fabric, providing a single, centralized location for all your organization's analytics data. Instead of storing copies of data across multiple systems, OneLake enables every Fabric…
Many people treat Microsoft Fabric's data warehouse as just another SQL database and miss what makes it different. This episode explains for beginners and data professionals how Fabric Warehouse works on OneLake, which features like time travel, cloning and…
The episode names Fabric Data Warehouse, Data Factory, data engineering tools, SQL capabilities and data science workflows. Together with Power BI, they cover the path from raw data to reports and predictive work in one place. · From the episode: Build One Trusted Dataset with Microsoft Fabric
The show notes name neglecting cost monitoring and ignoring data retention policies as common mistakes. Avoiding them helps beginners get more value from Fabric Data Warehouse. · From the episode: Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouse - Simply…
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