Microsoft Fabric
Azure 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.
Benefits and Use Cases
- 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 job definition moves unchanged between test and production environments.
Example Use Case: End-to-End Job Lifecycle Control
Trigger, track, and terminate Fabric job instances via native job control commands, to integrate Fabric pipelines and notebooks directly into enterprise-wide dependency chains.
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.