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Fabric Workspace Creation via Code
Team,
Is there a way to create Fabric workspace having a Capacity in Azure via powershell/API?
It should be deployed via code.
Please note it is going to workspace having a fabric capacity attached created in Azure with a certain F SKU.
Your assistance/input is highly appreciated.
Workspaces are still a Power BI thing so you need to use the Power BI REST API for now.
Groups - Create Group - REST API (Power BI Power BI REST APIs) | Microsoft Learn
You can also use the Terraform provider for Microsoft Fabric to create a workspace and the azurerm provider to create a Fabric capacity in Azure. However, note that the Fabric provider is currently in preview and not recommended for production environments.
Here are the relevant Terraform resources:
Fabric Workspace (Microsoft Fabric provider): Terraform Registry - Microsoft Fabric Workspace
Fabric Capacity (AzureRM provider): Terraform Registry - AzureRM Fabric Capacity
Here are some quickstart resources from Microsoft:
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Workspaces are still a Power BI thing so you need to use the Power BI REST API for now.
Groups - Create Group - REST API (Power BI Power BI REST APIs) | Microsoft Learn
You can also use the Terraform provider for Microsoft Fabric to create a workspace and the azurerm provider to create a Fabric capacity in Azure. However, note that the Fabric provider is currently in preview and not recommended for production environments.
Here are the relevant Terraform resources:
Fabric Workspace (Microsoft Fabric provider): Terraform Registry - Microsoft Fabric Workspace
Fabric Capacity (AzureRM provider): Terraform Registry - AzureRM Fabric Capacity
Here are some quickstart resources from Microsoft:
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You can definitly create a workspace using the Fabric Command Line interface within code. I am not sure if you can add the default capacity to it though, you will have to test.
Fabric command line interface - Microsoft Fabric REST APIs | Microsoft Learn
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