Build · 4 weeks
Microsoft Fabric Foundation
Enterprise Microsoft Fabric deployed in 4 weeks. OneLake configuration, lakehouse architecture with medallion layers, data pipelines, Power BI Direct Lake, and Microsoft Purview governance — built for regulated industries.
View foundation on GitHubWeeks 1-2 — Platform & Architecture
- Fabric capacity deployment with F-SKU sizing for workload requirements
- OneLake configuration with workspace hierarchy and access controls
- Lakehouse architecture — bronze, silver, gold layers with shortcuts and mirroring
- Microsoft Purview integration — sensitivity labels, data classification
- Private networking — managed VNet, private endpoints for on-premises connectivity
Weeks 3-4 — Pipelines & Governance
- Data pipeline scaffolding — Dataflow Gen2 and Data Factory pipelines
- Semantic model and Power BI Direct Lake configuration
- Cost management — capacity metrics, pause/resume automation, burst controls
- Workspace roles and governance runbook
- Knowledge transfer and roadmap for additional data sources
Deliverables
What you walk away with
Production Fabric Environment
Fabric capacity deployed with OneLake, workspaces, and access controls — ready for data teams.
Lakehouse Architecture
Medallion layers (bronze/silver/gold) with shortcuts, mirroring, and data quality patterns.
Pipeline Framework
Dataflow Gen2 and Data Factory pipeline templates for initial data sources.
Power BI Direct Lake
Semantic model configured for Direct Lake mode — sub-second queries over lakehouse data.
Governance Runbook
Purview integration, sensitivity labels, workspace roles, and capacity management procedures.
IaC Codebase
Bicep — version-controlled, documented, and owned by your team.
Platform coverage
Microsoft services deployed
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