Gerhard Brueckl

Extracting data lineage from Microsoft Fabric Spark notebooks - automatically ! We can get all this information from a Spark Notebook: • source tables • target table • notebook blog.gbrueckl.at/2026/09/extr... #MicrosoftFabric #PySpark #Spark #DataEngineering #Lineage

I just published a new version of #FabricStudio which now also shows you the Upstream and Downstream relations of each individual item. The underlying APIs were just released and are still in Beta - I hope Microsoft aligns the names of the ItemType names some time soon ...

You are using Microsoft Fabric with schema-enabled lakehouses and want to run your notebooks with business logic expressed in SQL views in parallel? Check out my blog post on how to make it work! blog.gbrueckl.at/2026/09/usin...

Finally! The open Lakehouse with Microsoft Fabric and Databricks - or maybe not (yet)! In this blog post I will show how you can use this new feature to build an open lakehouse architecture across these two data platforms and allow bidirectional read-write access! blog.gbrueckl.at/2026/06/stor...

Another unknown feature of #FabricStudio are its drag&drop capabilities. e.g. workspace roles: you can simply drag an existing assignment and drop it on another workspace which will copy the role assignment over to the new workspace. [docs](github.com/gbrueckl/Fab...)

Have you ever wondered where those GUIDs that Fabric randomly throws at you belong to? I have something for you! Finding and Resolving GUIDs is directly accessible from #FabricStudio for #VSCode Marketplace: [Fabric Studio](marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemNa...)

I recently added some new features to #FabricStudio which I will highlight in the next weeks - here is the first: Item Recovery (blog.fabric.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/i...) This feature is now directly accessible from #FabricStudio for #VSCode Download: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemNa...

Running notebooks against a Fabric Spark Cluster from VSCode? No Problem with the latest version of the #FabricStudio extensions for VSCode - you dont even need to have Python installed! Give it a try and let me know what you think #MicrosoftFabric #Fabric #DataEngineering

I just added a new feature to hashtag#FabricStudio which allows you to open any SQL endpoint (or the underlying item) directly in the Microsoft SQL extension for browsing as well as modifications (DML/DDL) The reverse also works to browse the physical files in OneLake!

Proud to be part of that great lineup!

I am thrilled to announce the release of Fabric Studio v2.0! It includes major improvements for workspace management and folders, improvements when working with API notebooks in VSCode and full support for all Item Definitions. Check out the video and the blog post blog.gbrueckl.at/2025/07/rele...

Ever wanted to reuse PySpark code across your data engineering notebooks in #Microsoft #Fabric? Don't want to use custom environments due to the increased cluster start-up time? Check out my latest blog post about a new way to manage custom libraries in #Fabric blog.gbrueckl.at/2025/06/usin...

After working a lot on Fabric Studio recently, I finally also found some time again to add new features to our Databricks Power Tools (by @paiqo)! The short demo shows the new capabilities! #paiqo #databricks #ide Databricks Power Tools: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemNa...

#TMDL (Tabular Model Definition Language) View in #PowerBI Desktop was just released. If your models are already deployed to the #PBI Service and you want to modify them using #TMDL you can use #FabricStudio to do so: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemNa...

I am very happy to announce release v1.0 of Fabric Studio! You can now work with Fabric directly from VSCode and manage all your artifacts. It's 100% based on the official Fabric REST APIs! You can get an overview of the features here: blog.gbrueckl.at/2024/12/rele... #fabricstudio #apieverything

What do the following #msfabric items have in common? - semantic models - mirrored databases - data pipelines - notebooks - reports