Figuring Out Fabric: Learn Fabric in 30 minutes.

Eugene Meidinger
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Figuring Out Fabric: Learn Fabric in 30 minutes.

Each week I’ll be interviewing experts and users alike on their experience with Fabric, warts and all. I can guarantee that we’ll have voices you aren’t used to and perspectives you won’t expect. Each episode will be 30 minutes long with a single topic, so you can listen during your commute or while you exercise. Skip the topics you aren’t interested in. This will be a podcast that respects your time and your intelligence. No 2 hour BS sessions.

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  1. 2 DAYS AGO

    Ep 3. Extracting Data from Legacy Systems

    In this episode, Kellyn Gorman talks about the challenges of getting data out of legacy systems (i.e. relational data bases) into Fabric. She explains that whoever hosts the data wins. She talks about often content talks about the golden path or focuses on the marketing content, but it's much rarer to see content that deals with the difficult edge cases. We talk about how despite being Software as a Service, in order to learn Fabric you will need to learn networking, authentication, and infra...

    36 min
  2. Ep. 2 Medallion Architecture with Cathrine Wilhelmsen

    JAN 27

    Ep. 2 Medallion Architecture with Cathrine Wilhelmsen

    Cathrine explains how there isn't a single solution for architecting your data lake with Microsoft Fabric. We walk through all the different moving pieces of getting started with Fabric and lakehouses. Catherine touches on some different ways of implementing medallion in Fabric. She also makes the point Medallion is not the same as Dev / QA / Prod. Lastly, we talk about source control and branching workspaces in Fabric.LinksFabric FebruaryMedallion architecture (Microsoft)Medallion Architectu...

    35 min
  3. Ep 1. Data Movement with Kristyna Ferris

    JAN 20

    Ep 1. Data Movement with Kristyna Ferris

    In this Episode, I interview Kristyna Ferris about the different types of data Movement in Microsoft Fabric. Specifically, we talk about gen 2 dataflows, data pipelines, and Spark notebooks. We see how you start simple and work your way up. Kristyna shares the "faucets first" approach at P3 adaptive.LinksYak shavingRapid developmentDatatypes in Fabric Data WarehouseVARCAHR(MAX) previewMicrosoft decision guideSemantic Link - SempyPower Bi file import benchmarksSemantic Link LabsData on Wheels ...

    33 min
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Each week I’ll be interviewing experts and users alike on their experience with Fabric, warts and all. I can guarantee that we’ll have voices you aren’t used to and perspectives you won’t expect. Each episode will be 30 minutes long with a single topic, so you can listen during your commute or while you exercise. Skip the topics you aren’t interested in. This will be a podcast that respects your time and your intelligence. No 2 hour BS sessions.

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