Please make PowerShell kernel available in Fabric notebook. PowerShell is used by Power BI and Azure users for calling APIs, administration and automation. This will greatly help with refreshing artifacts, retrieving metadata and monitoring artifacts.
Notebooks can then be used standalone or in pipelines for orchestration.
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This would open up all kinds of possibilities, like running Fabric-Archive-Bot (https://github.com/JamesDBartlett3/Fabric-Archive-Bot), Fabtools (https://github.com/jojobit/Fabtools), and other PowerShell-based tooling for Power BI/Fabric, directly in a Fabric notebook!
- PowerShell Notebook kernel is under review.
- Status added:Under Review
- I find huge benefits to this. I can already use Notebooks to run Powershell in VSCode. There are many Powershell modules that would greatly benefit how I import, export, clean, transform, and generally work with all sorts of data in Fabric. It also interfaces directly with almost any Microsoft Product and most vendors have Powershell modules. It also brings to the table the ability to perform more management (not data-related) steps such as items creation, configuration, managing objects and resources.
