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10d ago in
🎃 Things you can say to scare a Fabric Engineer/ Analyst. Go 👇
Leave a comment with the scariest thing you can say to a Microsoft Fabric Data Engineer / Data Analyst / Data Scientist / Fabric Security Engineer 👀 Scariest saying wins 🎃
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New comment 4d ago
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Someone without authorized access to a lakehouse in another workspace could explore data using delegated credentials of a semantic model's owner. Delegation is spooky in Fabricween.
Oct 9 in
Shortcut security - ideas plz?
How have you dealt with shortcut security regarding this MS note, below? I think this could become a security issue. How can u secure right access permissions to data in a remote workspace from a local workspace? Delegated access could be harmful in semantic models and SQL endpoints. It's scarry that a local workspace user can access remote data via internal shortcuts when they shouldn't. This seems like sql linked service issues. Have someone struggled with this? Plz share your insights and workarounds.
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New comment Oct 9
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@Lukasz Obst Let me explain better. We have a sandbox/dev workspace where datascientists work. In this sandbox wksp someone, named User1, created a shortcut to a delta table in a production workspace. Also, User1 created a semantic model with this shortcut's table, so he's the semantic model's owner. Besides, another UserX, who is a contribuitor in sandbox wksp, have opened this semantic model and started exploring data using this s.model. OMG! he can get access to production's delta table because the semantic model's owner can. Root cause: item's owner delegation. I agree it may be a change by design in Fabric, but how should we avoid data breach in this scenario with internal onelake shortcuts.
Sep 18 in
Mindhub Practice Tests - DP-600
Can anyone provide feedback on Mindhub Practice tests? Are these relevant and how far does it help in your preparation?
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New comment Sep 20
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For other certifications exams I practiced with Mindhub, but for DP-600 I did it differently without it, using MS documentation and a trial capacity to practice with some hands-on. Also, info. from Will :-)
Sep 17 in
Items in a Folder can now be committed to Git repository
The Workspace Folders feature was released quite a few months ago, which is useful for organizing your workspace a bit more. When it was released, however, one of the key limitations was that items you put in a folder couldn't be committed into Version Control (Azure DevOps). However, recently Microsoft announced (casually in the middle of an article about Deployment Pipelines) that you can now commit Items in Folders into version control. A slight caveat (from my own testing) is that the folder structure you create in your workspace is not respected in the Git repository; it's a flattened list of all your items (including those in Workspace Folders), Thanks to @Jordan Lazarus for spotting this 😀
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New comment Sep 18
2 likes • Sep 18
I think Git integration folders support will be released soon according to:
Sep 6 in
Future of Power Query vs Python for ETL in Fabric
Power Query (Dataflows gen2) has a user friendly GUI to generate ETL code, and hand coding is occasionally required to handle tricky cases. In contrast, impelemting ETL in Python mostly involves hand writing code. What is the future direction in MS Fabric in terms of Power Query vs Python? Is Power Query engine being improved so that Python will not be required? Or, is Python going to be the de-facto ETL language in Fabric? Instead of investing in time and effort to master both of these languages, is it worthwhile to focus on one and master it?
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New comment Sep 12
1 like • Sep 12
Hey, there's also $$$ to consider using dataflows vs notebooks: https://lucidbi.co/how-to-reduce-data-integration-costs-by-98
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