I’ve got a situation where I need to generate multiple folders/files in a python script and move them to a network drive. Doing this in a python script on a Windows machine is trivial. I can control the nuance of what to put where and how.

I’ve got a situation where I need to generate multiple folders/files in a python script and move them to a network drive. Doing this in a python script on a Windows machine is trivial. I can control the nuance of what to put where and how.

I have 3 workspaces in MS Fabric. Workspace A and Workspace B each contain 2 lakehouses. Workspace C, however, only contains 6 notebooks—NB2 and NB4 are for processing data from lakehouses in A, and NB3 and NB5 are for lakehouses in B. I’ve added the corresponding lakehouses to each notebook.

Currently, we have a warehouse in Fabric for which we would like to create measures using notebooks. As far as I know, measures can be created using the visual UI. Does anyone know if it is possible to do so using a notebook?

I have developed several pipelines in ADF and now I was testing the functionality in Microsoft Fabric, however, I faced the first challenge with a simple copy data activity. Here is my use case:

Judging by this table, the first few SKU levels are pretty limited, particularly, in the max memory. I will probably get an error if a semantic model exceeds these limits. But without waiting for an error, how do I check the size of my semantic models?
Could not find this anywhere in the settings or documentation.

I am starting on a POC on Microsoft Fabric where I am going to test out different architecture patterns for workspaces and all items inside them.

I am following the tutorial – https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/azure/ai-services/openai/how-to/assistant#supported-file-types