Fabric has CI/CD built in, but if you've tried to use it for database deployments, you've probably already run into its limits. It's still very much in its infancy. The moment you change a column's length, drop a column, or remove a table that already contains data, the deployment fails — Fabric throws up a safety precaution and refuses to proceed. That's a reasonable default, but it stops real schema changes in their tracks. There could be ways around it — third-party tools

After several discussions with the Microsoft team and chatting with Sunil Sabat about the testing I was conducting, the conclusion was...

Sorry to disappoint you. In this post, we won't test Microsoft Fabric directly. We will compare Azure Data Factory (ADF) to Microsoft...

To quickly summarize where we are, we started testing Microsoft Fabric with a 10GB tar file, which took over 20 hours to extract, and now...

Shortly after Microsoft Fabric came out a few months ago, I created an account and started playing around. I love to push technology to...