
Microsoft Realtime Intelligence: the array that wasn’t
In a previous blog, I wrote about processing XML and that it’s actually JSON after the first pass. So far, so good. But then I found out that not all data was returned. That’s weird bec…
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Fabric Connection in notebooks - Microsoft Fabric
Learn about how you can use a Fabric Connection to access external data sources directly in notebooks.

Microsoft Fabric Realtime Intelligence: Processing XML, or are you?
I’ve been working for quite some time on a fun solution in Fabric Realtime Intelligence. We’re processing XML files into a structured table. As you’re probably aware, XML has its …
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About workspace IP firewall rules - Microsoft Fabric
Learn about using workspace-level IP firewall rules for secure access to a Fabric workspace.
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SQL MCP: Local to Fabric Lakehouse
Let’s be honest, you thought of doing this yourself. Connecting two tools that seem to serve very different purposes. But, as I had a day to fool around, I thought to myself, let’s see …
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Fine-grained ReadWrite access to data with OneLake security (Preview) | Microsoft Fabric Blog | Microsoft Fabric
Introduction to ReadWrite access Support for ReadWrite access controls within lakehouse items is a powerful new capability, now available in preview. This enhancement gives data owners the ability to grant precise write permissions to users—without requiring elevated workspace roles like Admin or Member. With ReadWrite access, workspace viewers or users with only Read access can …
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Happening Today! (2026-02-19)
Kev Chant joins us to discuss #MicrosoftFabric and #AzureDevOps - the story so far for 2026. Learn how to implement #CICD, Git integration, and deployment best practices. https://www.meetup.com/fabricpowerbiwales/events/312430627

Microsoft Fabric and Azure DevOps - The story so far for 2026 with Kev Chant, Thu, Feb 19, 2026, 6:00 PM | Meetup
**Description**
Microsoft Fabric is growing in popularity as a Microsoft Data Platform offering. However, a lot of people feel challenged about how to implement CI/CD.
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Loadtesting Microsoft Fabric, part II
This blog can also be known as ‘The Sequel’, not to be confused with SQL, even though Fabric SQL will be mentioned in this blog. Anyway, I digress and don’t call me Shirley. For t…
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Mirroring for SQL Server in Microsoft Fabric (Generally Available) | Microsoft Fabric Blog | Microsoft Fabric
In today’s AI driven world, analytics platforms are only as good as their data. With the ever-increasing amount of data being collected in various applications, databases, and data warehouses in an enterprise, managing and ingesting data into a central platform for purposes of analytics and AI is a cumbersome and costly process. Databases and data …
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