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Fabric DevOps Workshop

A hands-on workshop for learning source control and DevOps practices with Microsoft Fabric.

💡 GitHub or Azure DevOps? This workshop uses GitHub for examples, but the process works almost exactly the same with Azure DevOps. Both platforms use Git, so the core concepts—commits, branches, pull requests—are identical.

Prerequisites

  • A Microsoft Fabric capacity (trial or paid)
  • A GitHub account OR an Azure DevOps organization
  • For GitHub: A personal access token with repo scope (classic) or Contents read/write permission (fine-grained)
  • For GitHub: Admin access to your repository (needed to configure branch protection rules in Section 4)

⚠️ Admin Note: Your Fabric tenant admin must enable "Users can synchronize workspace items with their Git repositories" in the admin portal. If you can't see the Git integration option, contact your admin.


Workshop Outline

💡 Lectures: Some sections begin with a lecture slide deck (lesson X.0) that introduces key concepts before the hands-on exercises. These are Marp presentations—open the markdown file and use the Marp extension to preview or export slides.

Section 1: Git Basics

Lesson Title Duration
1.0 Lecture 15 min
1.1 Connecting Your Workspace to Git 15-20 min
1.2 Making Your First Commit 20-25 min
1.3 Undoing Uncommitted Changes 5-10 min

Section 2: Deployment Pipelines

Lesson Title Duration
2.0 Lecture 15 min
2.1 Setting Up a Deployment Pipeline 15-20 min
2.2 Tagging Releases 10-15 min
2.3 Deploying to Production 10-15 min
2.4 Viewing Previous Releases with Tags 10 min
2.5 Practice - Tag and Deploy Again 5-10 min
2.6 Adding a Test Environment 5 min

Section 3: Deployment Rules

Lesson Title Duration
3.1 Adding a Lakehouse to Your Notebook 10-15 min
3.2 Creating Deployment Rules 10-15 min

Section 4: Feature Branches

Lesson Title Duration
4.1 Inner Loop and Outer Loop 5 min
4.2 Branching Strategy 10 min
4.3 Configuring Branch Policies 10 min
4.4 Creating a Feature Branch 10-15 min
4.5 Merging with Pull Requests 10 min
4.6 Cleaning Up 5 min

Section 5: Variable Libraries

Lesson Title Duration
5.1 What Are Variable Libraries? 5-10 min
5.2 Creating a Variable Library 10-15 min
5.3 Using Library Variables in a Notebook 10-15 min
5.4 Deploying and Selecting Active Value Sets 10-15 min
5.5 Other Ways to Use Variable Libraries 10 min

Future Topics

  • Deployment Pipeline Parameters
  • Handling Merge Conflicts
  • Automated Testing in Pull Requests
  • CI/CD with GitHub Actions or Azure DevOps Pipelines (ISV scenarios)

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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