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18 documents tagged with "fabric"
AggieDB
AggieDB — TAMU's unified data architecture standard for enterprise analytics on Microsoft Fabric, applicable across all campus workloads.
docsCapacity Planning & Cost
Start at F2, scale incrementally based on CU data, lock in reserved pricing when stable — the complete Fabric capacity sizing and cost attribution guide.
docsData Governance Playbook
Access control, RLS, sensitivity labels, endorsement, and executive visibility — the complete governance model for multi-group Fabric deployments.
docsDatabase Decision Matrix
Choosing between Lakehouse, Data Warehouse, Fabric SQL Database, and Fabric Cosmos DB based on workload, transaction patterns, and capacity impact.
docsFabric Domains
How Fabric Domains map business ownership to workspace organization — domain design, subdomain strategy, role assignments, delegated governance, and audit schema for multi-group deployments.
docsGateways, Ingestion & Mirroring
Getting data into Fabric from on-prem, cloud, and hybrid sources — gateway sizing, Fabric Mirroring, ingestion strategy, and avoiding the shared gateway bottleneck.
docsFabric Git Integration & Sync
How Fabric Git sync works — what gets synced, what doesn't, conflict resolution, service principal setup, and the GitHub → Fabric → GitHub loop.
docsGitHub Actions CI/CD Security
Securing the GitHub Actions to Microsoft Fabric deployment pipeline using GitHub Enterprise larger runners with Azure VNet injection.
docsMicrosoft Fabric
What is Microsoft Fabric, how TAMU uses it, capacity tiers, cost analysis, governance guardrails, alerting with Data Activator, and the AI payoff of unified standards.
docsMulti-Group Architecture
Architecture options for onboarding multiple groups to a shared Microsoft Fabric platform — workspace topology, capacity isolation, and data layer design.
docsShared Data Layer
Central lakehouse architecture for multi-group Fabric deployments — ingest once, share everywhere, eliminate data duplication.
docsStandardized Reporting Methodology
One method for building, governing, and extending Power BI reports at Texas A&M — from visual identity to AI readiness.
docsNavigate the Workspace
A guided tour of a Fabric workspace — where data lives, what a semantic model is, how reports connect to lakehouses, and what all the icons mean.
docsPower BI & Fabric
Documentation for Power BI reporting and Microsoft Fabric data platform at Texas A&M University.
docsAggie BI Learning Path
A structured learning journey from first login to mastery — five levels covering tools, techniques, architecture, and advanced practice.
docsData Pipeline
End-to-end data flow architecture from Microsoft Graph API to Power BI reports.
docsDeployment
CI/CD pipeline and Fabric deployment procedures for M365 Usage Reports.
docsTableau → Power BI & Fabric Migration
Feature-by-feature comparison of Tableau vs. Microsoft Power BI and Fabric for teams evaluating or planning a migration at Texas A&M University.