Medallion Architecture Data Design and Lakehouse Patterns | Microsoft Fabric Data Factory

Join us in this Fabric Espresso episode as Abhishek and Estera discuss the Medallion Architecture Data Design and Lakehouse Patterns in Microsoft Fabric Data Factory.
🎙 Meet the Speakers:
👤 Guest Expert: Abhishek Narain, Principal Program Manager in Microsoft. Abhishek serves as a Product Manager at Microsoft Fabric's Data Factory. His primary area of focus is the Data Pipeline, a tool that empowers data engineers to construct scalable, robust, and reliable data pipelines.
LinkedIn: / narain-abhishek
Twitter: @narainabhishek
👤 Host: Estera Kot, Principal Product Manager at Microsoft.
LinkedIn: / esterakot
Twitter: / estera_kot
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[@girishsuch]

Grerat presentation, Abhishek. Loved the way you compiled all the info.

[@juanm555]

Excellent video, Abhishek explains everything in a wonderful way. Eagerly expecting more videos with him!

[@patrickshahrouz3705]

This was amazing! However, it felt like there was more Abhishek wanted to cover on the topic of Medallion Architecture alone. Hope you can setup a follow up!

[@jamesevans6438]

Wow, what an awesome video, great explanation Abhishek, this one has been gold dust

[@arunsundar3739]

insightful, thank you very much :)

[@samanthamccarthy9765]

thanks so much . fantastic session

[@fredyherreran]

Hi, When the incremental ETL process explanation?

[@keen8five]

the background music drives me crazy 🤪
please use it only for intro/outro

[@EsteraKot]

ack

[@parthlad8962]

Is it possible to load on prem data using copy activity in data pipeline yet?

[@huangoliver3218]

In Fabric, you need to use Dataflows Gen 2 and stage the data before it can be used. Also be careful when the on premise table is big DF has its limitations

[@user-dy8xu7uj8k]

Hi, Good Morning!, I have to convert the existing SQL server stored procedure into fabric environment, In my stored procedures there are CURSOR commands but fabric doesnt support CURSOR commands, in this case how do I proceede, is there any alternative.

[@carlnascnyc]

great video but background music is so distracting

[@EsteraKot]

Ack, we stopped adding it in the new episodes