Please find the landing page for this series here. In an earlier post in this series – a post titled Fabric Data Factory Design Pattern – Basic Parent-Child – I demonstrated one way to build a basic parent-child design pattern in Fabric Data Factory by calling one pipeline (child) from another pipeline (parent). In the …
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Data Engineering Execution Orchestration Frameworks in Fabric Data Factory Series Landing Page
The Data Engineering Execution Orchestration Frameworks in Fabric Data Factory series includes the following posts: Tinkering with Fabric Data Factory Framework Functionality – 13 Feb 2024 One Way to Invoke Fabric Data Factory Pipelines Using the Fabric REST API – 30 May 2024 Use Azure Data Factory in Fabric Data Factory – 2 Oct 2024 …
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Fabric Data Factory Design Pattern – Dynamically Start a Collection of Child Pipelines
In the first post in this series – a post titled Fabric Data Factory Design Pattern – Basic Parent-Child – I demonstrated one way to build a basic parent-child design pattern in Fabric Data Factory by calling one pipeline (child) from another pipeline (parent). In the second post, titled Fabric Data Factory Design Pattern – …
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Fabric Data Factory Design Pattern – Dynamically Start a Child Pipeline
In an earlier post titled Fabric Data Factory Design Pattern – Basic Parent-Child, I demonstrated one way to build a basic parent-child design pattern in Fabric Data Factory by calling one pipeline (child) from another pipeline (parent). In a later earlier post titled Fabric Data Factory Design Pattern – Parent-Child with Parameters, I modified the parent …
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Fabric Data Factory Design Pattern – Parent-Child with Parameters
In an earlier post, I demonstrated one way to build a basic parent-child design pattern in Fabric Data Factory by calling one pipeline (child) from another (parent). In this post, I modify the parent and child pipelines to demonstrate calling a child pipeline that contains a parameter. In this post, we will: Clone and edit …
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Fabric Data Factory Design Pattern – Basic Parent-Child
The Microsoft Fabric Team released a new Invoke Pipeline Activity in September 2024. This post describes one way to implement a parent-child design pattern using the new activity. In this post, we will: Create a new workspace Build a child pipeline Build a parent pipeline Test Create a New Workspace Connect to Fabric Data Factory. …
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Use Azure Data Factory in Fabric Data Factory
Thanks to the hard work of the Microsoft Fabric Data Factory Team, it’s now possible to mount an Azure Data Factory in Fabric Data Factory. This post describes one way to mount an existing Azure Data Factory in Fabric Data Factory. In this post, we will: Mount an existing Azure Data Factory in Fabric Data …
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One Way to Invoke Fabric Data Factory Pipelines Using the Fabric REST API
I’m an automation weenie, that’s a fact. It’s why I’m drawn to frameworks – especially data engineering execution orchestration frameworks. Speaking of frameworks, if you haven’t checked out Martin Schoombee’s series titled Building a Framework for Orchestration in Azure Data Factory: A Series, you are missing out. First, Martin is scary smart. Second, he shares practical …
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Tinkering with Fabric Data Factory Framework Functionality
I recently asked myself, “Self, is it possible to apply framework functionality to Fabric Data Factory?” I decided to investigate. My first stop when tinkering with frameworks is the parent-child design pattern. You can view the livestream and watch me tinker in real time here. Enjoy! :{> Learn More! Azure QuickStart Premium includes access to …
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