Lately, I’ve been setting up dbt Cloud to work with Microsoft Fabric. We started out using dbt’s browser-based IDE, but as our number of models grew, I began to miss Visual Studio Code. First, a quick distinction: dbt Core is the open-source command-line tool for local development, while dbt Cloud is the managed …

Last year, I shared my experience with managing files in OneLake using the Python SDK, where I explored how to programmatically interact with Microsoft Fabric’s data lake capabilities. Recently, I revisited a similar challenge — but this time, I approached it from a different angle. Instead of Python, I used PowerShell …

This blog post shares my first experience working with Unity Catalog on Azure Databricks. Although it’s been over six months since I completed this proof-of-concept, I wanted to document it before the details faded entirely. While not everything is still fresh in my mind, revisiting the process turned out to be a …

I recently had the chance to work on a proof of concept combining dbt Cloud with Microsoft Fabric. It was a great opportunity to explore how well these two platforms work together. In this blog post, I'll share my first impressions. What I really liked Data Tests Unit Testing Integration Testing Data Health Tiles Two …

In this post, I’ll walk through how to set up a container that reads a file from an Azure file share and writes the content to a blob container. It’s a relatively simple task, but it’s a great way to highlight the core features of ACI. We’ll use a managed identity to securely access an Azure Key Vault, mount an Azure …