Microsoft Fabric Updates Blog

New OneLake file explorer update with support for switching organizational accounts

With the latest OneLake file explorer v1.0.9.0 (download here), it’s simple to choose and switch between different Microsoft Azure Active Directory (AAD) accounts. This was a highly requested feature from users who work with multiple AAD tenants, across organizations or even within a single organization. For example, a consultant can now switch between different organization’s … Continue reading “New OneLake file explorer update with support for switching organizational accounts”

Connecting to OneLake 

How do I connect to OneLake? Do I need to use new tools or download a new SDK? These are natural questions from any app developer, ISV, or data engineer looking to get started with Microsoft Fabric and OneLake. Luckily, the answers are simpler than you may think. In this blog, we’ll dive into how … Continue reading “Connecting to OneLake “

Fabric Changing the game – OneLake integration

This blog is part of a series of posts covering many aspects of Fabric. The first was a translation of some posts written for Synapse as a PaaS in which I exported data from an SQLDB into the Data Lake using parquet file format, and now I translated them to be reused in Fabric as … Continue reading “Fabric Changing the game – OneLake integration”

Microsoft Fabric changing the game: Exporting data and building the Lakehouse

I plan to develop a post series covering Fabric from an end-to-end perspective. As part of this series, I will incorporate some scripts that were initially developed for the Synapse experience on Fabric. The purpose of reusing these scripts is to demonstrate how easily you can implement the same logic you already have in your Synapse environment in various scenarios.