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Fabric for Power Users — Technical Documentation

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Welcome to the Fabric technical documentation.
Whether you're new to Fabric or looking to deepen your knowledge, this documentation provides technical guidance for deploying, accessing, and orchestrating data solutions within Microsoft Fabric — tailored to the SPL Tele environment.

Choose your learning path

TopicWhat you will learnJump in
🏛️ Basics — Understanding architectureDive into Microsoft Fabric, a unified analytics platform. This guide covers the basic architecture of Fabric in SPL.→ Microsoft Fabric Datenarchitektur im SPL
🗄️ Storage — Data in the lakeExplore the Lakehouses: source systems, schemas, tables, and views.→ Fabric Lakehouse Hub
🔄 Orchestration — Data PipelinesLearn how data is ingested and moved using Pipelines in Fabric.→ Fabric Data Pipelines
🔄 Orchestration — DataflowsLearn about Gen2 Dataflows and the use-cases in telefabric capacity.→ Fabric Dataflows
📓 Orchestration — NotebooksUsage of notebooks in telefabric: data transformation and movement using PySpark, Python, SparkSQL, and T-SQL.→ Fabric Notebooks
📤 Consumption — Get data from FabricHow data can be consumed by end users or downstream systems.→ Get data from Lakehouse
🌐 Security — Sharing data outside SPLWays data is provided to external users and third-party applications — security layers and access restrictions in place.→ Fabric external data sharing
🔐 Security & GovernanceGovernance and compliance aspects of data in Fabric: security roles, access controls, and data governance in telefabric.→ Fabric security for admins

Recommended reading order

For a structured walk-through, we recommend the following order:

flowchart LR
    A[1. Basics
Architecture] --> B[2. Storage
Lakehouses]
    B --> C[3. Orchestration
Pipelines / Dataflows / Notebooks]
    C --> D[4. Consumption
Get data from Fabric]
    D --> E[5. Sharing
External data sharing]
    E --> F[6. Security
Governance]

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    class A,B,C,D,E,F step

This order mirrors the data-flow direction through the Medallion-Architecture: from raw ingestion (Bronze) through transformation (Silver) to analytical consumption (Gold) — finally shared, secured and governed.

Audience and prerequisites

AudienceRecommended skill level
🆕 New to FabricStart with Basics and Storage. The Lakehouse Hub explains the Bronze / Silver / Gold architecture from scratch.
⚙️ Data Engineer / DeveloperJump to Orchestration — Pipelines, Dataflows, Notebooks — for the day-to-day transformation work.
📊 Power BI Power UserFocus on Consumption (Get data from Fabric) and Sharing for end-user reports and SQL-endpoint access.
🔐 Admin / Governance LeadGo directly to Security & Governance and Sharing data outside SPL.

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Source: Fabric for power users (SharePoint)
Original author: Bukkerji Sreejith — Sreejith.Bukkerji@spl-tele.com
Original last-modified: 2025-10-13
Migration date: 2026-05-24
Migrated by: Dimitri Rupp via ClaudeAI
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