Custom environments, building your own Python library, and keeping it in sync across workspaces.
Custom environments, building your own Python library, and keeping it in sync across workspaces.
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If you’re working with Microsoft Fabric and running complex workloads – multiple notebooks executing at the same time, or needing Python libraries that aren’t built-in – you’ve probably asked yourself: “How do I manage this properly?” The answer is Fabric Environments. In this post, I’ll walk you through what they are, how to configure them,…
When you’ve got more than one data engineer building things in Microsoft Fabric, you’ve probably hit the same little annoyance I did: everyone is quietly rewriting the same helper functions. Same string concat. Same date parser. Same five-line utility nobody can find when they actually need it. There are a few ways to tackle this…
If you’ve been building shared code for your team in Fabric, you already know the easy part is writing the library. The hard part shows up later: keeping that same library consistent across a dozen workspaces without turning every release into a manual chore. I’ve covered how to work as a team in an enterprise…
