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Post ProdigyBest practices to implement and deploy a general Fabric solution for many customers
HI pmscorca,
For most enterprise multi-customer Fabric implementations, it is generally recommended to use a standardized Fabric architecture with the Medallion design, Deployment Pipelines, Git Integration, and CI/CD. Custom workloads are better suited for ISV or platform-style scenarios that require advanced Fabric extensibility, custom user experiences, or marketplace-oriented product packaging, but these usually involve much higher engineering effort and operational complexity.
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Thank you.
Super UserHi pmscorca,
I would not attempt to make a turn key one fits all solution. Each customer might have different requirements or expectations, so I would start by understanding the business requirements and then building a solution to meet them.
If you try to force customers into a standard solution that doesn't actually meet their needs, you will be left with incomplete solutions and unhappy clients.