You're reading from Learn Microsoft Fabric A practical guide to performing data analytics in the era of artificial intelligence

Product type Paperback

Published in Feb 2024

Publisher Packt

ISBN-13 9781835082287

Length 338 pages

Edition 1st Edition

Tools

Azure Data Factory

Concepts

Artificial Intelligence

Authors (2):

Bradley Schacht

Arshad Ali

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Table of Contents (19) Chapters

Preface

1. Part 1: An Introduction to Microsoft Fabric FREE CHAPTER

2. Chapter 1: Overview of Microsoft Fabric and Understanding Its Different Concepts

3. Chapter 2: Understanding Different Workloads and Getting Started with Microsoft Fabric

4. Part 2: Building End-to-End Analytics Systems

5. Chapter 3: Building an End-to-End Analytics System – Lakehouse

6. Chapter 4: Building an End-to-End Analytics System – Data Warehouse

7. Chapter 5: Building an End-to-End Analytics System – Real-Time Analytics

8. Chapter 6: Building an End-to-End Analytics System – Data Science

9. Part 3: Administration and Monitoring

10. Chapter 7: Monitoring Overview and Monitoring Different Workloads

11. Chapter 8: Administering Fabric

12. Part 4: Security and Developer Experience

13. Chapter 9: Security and Governance Overview

14. Chapter 10: Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)

15. Part 5: AI Assistance with Copilot Integration

16. Chapter 11: Overview of AI Assistance and Copilot Integration

17. Index

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Connecting to a Git repo with Azure DevOps

Native Git integration capability in Fabric makes it easy for developers to collaborate and release changes quickly and continuously. Let’s set this up and get started.

Open the Fabric workspace we created in Chapter 3, Building an End-to-End Analytics System – Lakehouse, click on the ellipsis (…), and then click on Workspace settings, as shown in Figure 10.2:

Figure 10.2 – Reviewing workspace settings

On the Workspace settings pane, click on Git integration on the left and connect the Azure DevOps account. Next, select the organization, DevOps project, and repository you created earlier, specify the main branch, and then click on Connect and sync, as shown in Figure 10.3: