The current version of the Fabric API's does not support executing via a Service Principal. This makes automation from Notebooks/Azure Functions/... difficult, and is not in line with how the "old" Power BI API's are working. Please add support for Service Principals when running the new API's.
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- florian_lesommiNew Member
Hello,
yeah it wil be great to support Service Principal
it's impossible for me for the moment to industrialise this feature
- v-rabij1New Member
Many customers looking for this feature, it would be great to support Service Principal
- steffen_klimaNew Member
We need the Service Principal support to automate our deployment pipelines for backend and frontend. Without the Service Principal support we need to include manual steps which is far from ideal.
- ASteinkeNew Member
I agree. We don't want to have to rebuild what we have done in a backwards fashion to migrate to Fabric.
- fbcideas_migusrNew Member
You can list Fabric capacities using SPN but not for example workspaces. It can not be a huge stretch to support it for the rest of the API:s as well.
This is a critical functionality to make Fabric usable for large organizations by enabling something that can be called an actual deployment model. Please make it happen.
- fbcideas_migusrNew Member
This is a crucial feature. Please prioritize
- jose_vizosoNew Member
I agree, this is something which is absolutely vital. Without this, we cannot do a proper automation, which makes Fabric adoption quite less viable.
- pablo_dovalNew Member
We are also being hit by this, since this heavily limits our automation capabilities, and forces us to adopt a less-than-ideal path to integrate Fabric in our product.
- Jugi
Microsoft Employee
This feature is now on the roadmap for Q3 2024:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/fabric/release-plan/shared-experiences#fabric-core-rest-apis-support-service-principal
Fabric Core REST APIs support Service Principal
Estimated release timeline: Q3 2024
Release Type: General availability
Enablement of Service Principal support in Microsoft Fabric REST API is a pivotal enhancement for the automation of customers deployment and management of environments.The ability to manage principal permissions for Fabric workspaces, as well as the creation and management of Fabric artifacts like eventhouse and lakehouse, is crucial for the automation of provisioning workflows. By end of May 2024, following MS Build conference, Service Principal will already be supported by few automation scenarios, such as Fabric Workspace management, Power BI Report management, Power BI Semantic Models management and Fabric Capacity Management. By the end of 2024, all Fabric automation scenarios will support Service Principal.
- amit14New Member
Any Update, when this can be LIVE
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