Three years ago, I spoke about CI/CD for Power BI projects at the Power BI Summit. Afterwards, I was asked whether it would also be possible to automatically deploy projects using PowerShell, for example via Azure DevOps or GitHub, without … Continue reading →

I would like to continue this series of articles (https://www.flip-design.de/?p=1563). In my opinion, interactive authentication within PowerShell cmdlets is not suitable for automated processes such as CI/CD pipelines. Instead, automated authentication without user interaction is required. Therefore, it is advisable … Continue reading →

In my last post, I demonstrated how parameters in a Power BI semantic model can be updated using PowerShell. This is particularly useful when these parameters are used in queries and displayed to the user, allowing them to deduce the … Continue reading →

In this article, I will briefly show how to update parameters inside a Power BI semantic model using PowerShell.Typically, in Microsoft Fabric, deployment pipelines are used to handle this when a semantic model is promoted from one workspace to another. … Continue reading →

Recently, I encountered the question of how to add a new attribute to my KQL table when the event stream provides new attributes. I searched in vain to see if I could edit this in the UI. Within Data Fabric … Continue reading →

The initial situation was that the data was being read live from a streaming database. Each record had a current status, and the records could be grouped by product. Now I only want to see the latest record, but also … Continue reading →