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Accessing On-Prem API via Python/PySpark in Notebooks
- 1 year ago
All right.
This is actually very often the case.However, we can think of two additional ideas.
Mirroring would be another idea if you already have the data in the SQL server or, as you have already written, incremental copy with CDC to a fabric SQL database.
Both are currently still in preview, but according to my tests they work very well.
Unless it is critical, these would be alternatives.Best regards
You can't directly use the Power BI gateway from Fabric notebooks. Instead:
- Option A: Pull data into a Power BI dataset via the gateway, then query that dataset from Python/PySpark.
- Option B: Set up a secure cloud-accessible API (via Azure Function or reverse proxy) that talks to the on-prem Aruba API.
- Option C: Use Power Automate or a script to push Aruba API data into OneLake or a Lakehouse, then read it from notebooks.