Flying High with Data Engineering in Microsoft Fabric
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Demonstrations show Microsoft Fabric using notebooks (PySpark/Scala/Spark SQL with magic commands) plus Lakehouse storage on ADLS Gen2 and a SQL analytics endpoint per workspace; a live demo reads 76 million rows and warm Spark sessions start under 5 seconds usually. Environments let teams upload custom libraries (pip/Maven), set cluster size and Spark properties, and create high‑concurrency pools. Copilot for data engineering sends schema/column metadata (not raw data) to Azure OpenAI with tenant geo settings; F64 Copilot compute costs around $8k/month.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Data engineering in Fabric
- 3:54Key artifacts in Fabric
- 7:11Notebook and Spark code
- 12:00Lakehouse and SQL storage
- 19:13SQL analytics endpoint
- 24:57Fabric’s data co-pilot
- 34:02VS Code integration
- 37:40Spark session environments
- 41:32Q&A
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