🚀 Welcome to the Microsoft Fabric Deployment Guide, a comprehensive resource for deploying solutions with Microsoft's Fabric API. This guide is ideal for cloud architects, developers, and IT professionals seeking practical deployment strategies and examples in the field of data and AI.
This repository serves as a definitive guide for using the Fabric API in various deployment scenarios. It offers detailed examples, best practices, and a variety of resources to master the deployment process.
- docs/ - Documentation files
- architecture-overview.md - Detailed architecture overview
- best-practices.md - Deployment best practices
- getting-started.md - Getting started with the Fabric API
- architectures/ - Architectural guidelines and references
- examples/ - Deployment examples
- advanced-deployment/ - Advanced deployment scenarios
- basic-deployment/ - Basic deployment examples
- real-world-cases/ - Real-world use cases and solutions
- integrations/ - Integration strategies with other systems
- patterns/ - Design and architectural patterns
- resources/ - Additional resources
- templates/ - Deployment and configuration templates
- links.md - Curated links to external references and documentation
- scripts/ - Utility scripts
- setup/ - Setup scripts for environment preparation
- utilities/ - Helper scripts for common tasks
- tests/ - Test cases and validation scripts
- tutorials/ - Step-by-step tutorials
- rest-api-usage/ - Tutorial on using REST APIs with the Fabric API
Before diving into the guides, ensure you have:
- A basic understanding of cloud architecture and services.
- Familiarity with Microsoft technologies and the Fabric API.
- Required software and tools installed.
- Choose Your Topic: Start with the topic that best suits your current needs.
- Follow the Steps: Each guide comes with detailed instructions.
- Explore the Examples: Use the provided code examples as a starting point.
- Contribute: Contributions are welcome - feel free to enhance the guides.
Contributions are greatly appreciated. To contribute:
- Fork the Project
- Create your Feature Branch (
git checkout -b feature/AmazingFeature) - Commit your Changes (
git commit -m 'Add some Amazing Feature') - Push to the Branch (
git push origin feature/AmazingFeature) - Open a Pull Request
Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.
Derek Nguyen - dereknguyen@microsoft.com
Project Link: https://github.com/dereknguyenio/microsoft-fabric-deployment-guide