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Hello,
I want to feed our Fabric Lakehouse from an on-premise ETL.
We are able to to feed an Azure Storage using a Shared Access Signature. But iIcan't find a way to build a SAS on a Fabric Lakehouse.
Is it possible ?
More generally, what do you think is the best way to feed a lakehouse from external app ?
Thank you by advance.
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Hi @ljml61 ,
If you want to push the files to Azure storage as well as to Fabric then you can leverage shortcut. By using shortcut you can avoid duplicating files.
If your source data in on-prem sql server then you can utilise data pipeline with on-prem data gateway
Regards,
Srisakthi
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Hi @ljml61 ,
If you want to push the files to Azure storage as well as to Fabric then you can leverage shortcut. By using shortcut you can avoid duplicating files.
If your source data in on-prem sql server then you can utilise data pipeline with on-prem data gateway
Regards,
Srisakthi
Hi,
Thank you for your response.
Our ETL is using azcopy.exe to push the files into Azure storage.
Do you think using API is better ?
Actually, we must keep to push files Push from on-premise to Fabric, so using spark is not in scope.
Regards
Hi @ljml61 ,
Are you pushing data from external aaplication to azure storage via api's? If so similarly you can push the files to one lake also, but here there is SAS Key.
Another way is you can use notebook with spark libraries to connect to your external source and fetch the data load into one lake.
Regards,
Srisakthi