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Build Medallion Architecture with Real-World Data Project

Hi, just published a hands-on video breaking down the Medallion Architecture with a real-world demo using Microsoft Fabric, Spark notebooks, and Power BI.

 

Watch it here

 

Would love your thoughts and feedback. Have you implemented this in your org? 

  • Hi NextGendata ,

     

    Just watched your video and gotta say, it's a pretty solid walkthrough of the Medallion Architecture. I liked how you layered the Bronze, Silver, and Gold stages using Fabric Lakehouse and Spark notebooks. The Power BI part at the end tied it all together nicely.

     

    One thing that might be worth expanding is how you're handling schema evolution in the Silver layer. That’s a common pain point in real-world setups. Also wondering if you’ve tried automating ingestion with Dataflows Gen2 or if you’re sticking to notebooks for now?

     

    Really appreciate you sharing this. It’s the kind of hands-on stuff that helps a lot of folks get started with Fabric in a practical way.

     

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  • Hi NextGendata 

     

    Thanks a lot for sharing this in Community. Let me go through this and will get back to you once i finsihed the watching. 

     

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  • Hi NextGendata ,

     

    Just watched your video and gotta say, it's a pretty solid walkthrough of the Medallion Architecture. I liked how you layered the Bronze, Silver, and Gold stages using Fabric Lakehouse and Spark notebooks. The Power BI part at the end tied it all together nicely.

     

    One thing that might be worth expanding is how you're handling schema evolution in the Silver layer. That’s a common pain point in real-world setups. Also wondering if you’ve tried automating ingestion with Dataflows Gen2 or if you’re sticking to notebooks for now?

     

    Really appreciate you sharing this. It’s the kind of hands-on stuff that helps a lot of folks get started with Fabric in a practical way.