Microsoft Fabric is a unified, cloud-based data platform designed to streamline data management and analytics. It integrates various services, allowing organizations to handle data ingestion, preparation, storage, analysis, and visualization within a single environment.
Trigger and monitor a Fabric Data Factory Pipeline, Notebook, or Spark Job Definition within workload automation workflows alongside dependent jobs.
Friendly names for workspaces and items are automatically resolved to their GUID so the same same job definition moves unchanged between test and production environments.
Example Use Case: Automated Capacity Scaling and Cost Governance
Scale Fabric capacities up during peak ETL hours and pause or scale them down when idle, and automatically throttle compute or alert administrators based on consumption metrics to prevent cost overages.
Automic Features
Run, monitor, or cancel a running Fabric job instance through job control commands.
Supports Microsoft Entra ID Service Principal (client credentials) and pre-supplied Access Token authentication.
Automatic friendly name workspace and item resolution to GUIDs.
Status polls automatically retry so an intermittent server issue or connection reset does not incorrectly report a job failure.
Optionally route API calls through a proxy server for network environments that require it.
