In this chapter, you will learn how to secure your Fabric environment, manage permissions and apply sensitivity labels for data governance

Welcome to Fashionbric!

Getting Started with your Fabric sandbox

Security roles in Fabric

Analyzing Workspace access

Workspace access comparison

Sharing content in a secure way

Fixing data leakage in Fabric

Sharing a Power BI report

Find what's connected to the data source

Spot the Risk!

Introduction to Sensitivity Labels

Applying sensitivity labels

Sensitivity labels use cases

Sensitivity Labels: Purview vs Fabric

Security Tools in Fabric

Learn how to set up a well-structured Fabric environment by configuring tenants, capacities, and workspaces. Master key settings like capacity SKUs and data gateways for connecting to external data sources.

The Fabric Hierarchy

Logging to the Admin portal

Assigning Admin roles

Analyze Capacity Settings Portal

Choose SKU based on Business Requirements

Choose the correct SKU

Install the Fabric Capacity Metrics app

Performance bottleneck in Fabric Capacity Metrics

More Decisions: Capacity, Storage and Gateways

Evaluating Multiple Fabric Capacities

Choose the correct import tool

Manage Data Gateways

Configuring the Fabric Environment

Master version control in Fabric and learn how to work with Power BI project files (.pbip, .pbit, and .pbids). Learn how to track changes, collaborate effectively, and maintain a clean project history for easy updates and troubleshooting.

Basics of Version Control

Why Version Control is important?

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Textual

Binary vs Textual

Analyzing a Git History Graph

Version Control in Fabric

Enable Source Control in Fabric

Analyzing Version Control in a Fabric Workspace

The benefits of Version Control in Fabric

Version Control in Power BI

Fix Power BI Version Control not working

Download a Power BI File from Fabric

.pbip (Power BI Project Files)

.pbit (Power BI Template)

.pbids (Power BI Data Source)

Classify Power BI file types

Version Control

Implement deployment pipelines and configure staging environments in Fabric. Explore deployment best practices and leverage the Fabric XMLA endpoint.

Deployment Stages in Fabric

Identify Dev, Test, Prod Stages

Create Deployment Stages in Fabric

Purpose of Test Deployment Stage

Deployment Pipelines

Advantages of Deployment Pipelines

Pairing in Deployment Pipelines

XMLA Endpoints

Enable XMLA Endpoint in Fabric

Tools and XMLA: what is compatible?

When to enable the XMLA Endpoint

Deployment in Fabric

Setting it up and managing Microsoft Fabric efficiently is the key to establishing a powerful and modern analytics infrastructure.
This course will equip you with a comprehensive toolkit of Fabric knowledge, while controlling your own sandbox environment. You'll learn how to configure Fabric settings, manage workspaces and capacities, implement crucial security measures, and provide key deployment resources for an efficient organization.

<h2>Unlock the Full Potential of Microsoft Fabric!</h2>
Step into the role of a Fabric administrator for Fashiobric, a fictional company facing deployment issues, security risks, and inefficient practices. This interactive course teaches you how to configure settings, secure data, and optimize system performance in Microsoft Fabric. <br><br>

<h2>Apply Advanced Security and Access Controls</h2>
Implement role-based access control, sensitivity labels, and item-level permissions to secure data and ensure compliance. Monitor and audit your environment for maximum security. <br><br>

<h2>Fix and Configure a Fabric Environment</h2>
Navigate tenants, capacities, and workspaces while configuring essential settings like capacity SKUs and data gateways. Create a well-structured and efficient analytics environment. <br><br>

<h2>Monitor and Troubleshoot Performance</h2>
Track resource usage, identify bottlenecks, and analyze data dependencies to keep your environment running smoothly with Fabric’s built-in monitoring tools . <br><br>

<h2>Optimize Deployment and Collaboration</h2>
Use deployment tools like version control, deployment pipelines, and project files (.pbip, .pbit). Deploy and manage semantic models with the XMLA endpoint for seamless collaboration. <br><br>

<h2>Certification Preparation</h2>
This advanced course supports your journey toward the Microsoft’s Fabric Analytics Engineer Associate certification (DP-600).

Introduction to Microsoft Fabric

Learn how to set up and manage your Microsoft Fabric infrastructure. 

Plan and Implement a Data Analytics Environment with Microsoft Fabric

Creates a folder structure with separate files for the data model and visuals

Specifically designed for better version control compatibility

Acts as a blueprint for standardized reports without containing actual data

Saves report layout and measures but prompts for data sources when opened

Stores pre-configured data connections but no report structure

Classify Power BI file types

Plan and Implement a Data Analytics Environment with Microsoft Fabric

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