Microsoft Fabric Updates Blog

Adding more flexibility to your business applications with support for Service Principal Names (SPNs) in Fabric API for GraphQL

  We are enhancing enterprise-grade security and authentication by introducing Service Principal Names (SPN) support for API for GraphQL in Microsoft Fabric. This new feature offers organizations looking to integrate their apps with API for GraphQL in Microsoft Fabric tie seamlessly with their enterprise identity and access management systems.  By leveraging SPNs, businesses can now … Continue reading “Adding more flexibility to your business applications with support for Service Principal Names (SPNs) in Fabric API for GraphQL”

Use Azure OpenAI to turn whiteboard sketches into data pipelines

At the Microsoft Fabric Community Conference Europe 2024, we announced the General Availability (GA) of Copilot for Data Factory. It operates like a subject-matter expert (SME), collaborating with you to design your dataflows. Find our Copilot for Data Factory GA announcement blog.   Today, we all brainstorm ideas and draw sketches before formalizing them. As … Continue reading “Use Azure OpenAI to turn whiteboard sketches into data pipelines”

Announcing Service Principal support for Fabric APIs 

A new way to authenticate and authorize your Fabric applications. You can now use service principal to access Fabric APIs. Service principal is a security identity that you can create in Entra and assign permissions to it in Entra and other Microsoft services, such as Microsoft Fabric.  With service principal you can automate your Fabric processes … Continue reading “Announcing Service Principal support for Fabric APIs “

Microsoft Fabric .NET SDK

We are excited to announce the very first release of the Microsoft Fabric .NET SDK! This SDK version marks a significant milestone in providing a powerful and flexible platform for building applications that interact with Microsoft Fabric service.  We are introducing the core features of the Microsoft Fabric .NET SDK and provide an example of … Continue reading “Microsoft Fabric .NET SDK”