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Introduction Databricks Jobs can execute code stored locally (1 on the picture below) or stored in a remote Git repository (2). Second approach simplifies the creation and management of production jobs while enabling automated continuous deployment. It eliminates the need to create and maintain a separate production repository within Azure Databricks, reducing the burden of […]
Anyone who has ever designed an ETL process involving more than a few tables of data has likely encountered the need to build a metadata-driven framework. By ‘framework,’ I mean any solution that standardizes this process and allows for scaling through configuration changes. Regardless of whether it involved BIML, SSIS packages generated from C#, dynamic […]
In one of our previous posts, we explained what self-hosted integration runtimes are and how to fully configure them using Terraform. Today, we’ll take it a step further by discussing the sharing mechanism that allows us to reuse the same runtime across multiple Azure Data Factories. Multiple Integration Runtimes Let’s consider the following scenario: our […]
Welcome to Microsoft Fabric 101 series – your comprehensive guide to mastering Microsoft Fabric. This series of articles and videos is designed to help you understand and effectively use Microsoft Fabric, whether you’re a beginner or looking to deepen your knowledge. We’ll cover everything from the basics of setting up and configuring your Fabric tenant […]
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