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Extract Task Flow as image for documentation purpose
Hi fb200 ,
Not aware of any plans to make this visualization more useful for product or workspace documentation at this time, I thought you might want to submit feedback on Home.
There are the following suggestions on how to organize workspaces in Fabric:
One common approach is to use the Medallion architecture, which includes Raw, Silver, and Gold layers. Each layer can have its own workspace and lake warehouse all in one.
Another approach is to provide a separate workspace for each data source, with each Medallion layer in each workspace having a Lake Barn in one.
You can also use a workspace for each medal layer and use a structure to organize data from different sources within the Lake Warehouse.
For more information on this you can refer to the link below:
Solved: How to organise Fabric workspaces? - Microsoft Fabric Community
If you have any other questions please feel free to contact me.
Best Regards,
Yang
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If I misunderstand your needs or you still have problems on it, please feel free to let us know. Thanks a lot!
Hi Yang,
thanks for the detail explanation.
Do you know, if something is planed to make this visualization more useful in terms of product or workspace documentation?
Looking ahead, many people are asking, what is the best concept to organizing workspaces for Fabric workloads (e.g. data storage, datascience, data model, report, data transformation) which make the visualisation somehow useless, from my point of view.
What is your opinion?
Best
Florian
Hi fb200 ,
Not aware of any plans to make this visualization more useful for product or workspace documentation at this time, I thought you might want to submit feedback on Home.
There are the following suggestions on how to organize workspaces in Fabric:
One common approach is to use the Medallion architecture, which includes Raw, Silver, and Gold layers. Each layer can have its own workspace and lake warehouse all in one.
Another approach is to provide a separate workspace for each data source, with each Medallion layer in each workspace having a Lake Barn in one.
You can also use a workspace for each medal layer and use a structure to organize data from different sources within the Lake Warehouse.
For more information on this you can refer to the link below:
Solved: How to organise Fabric workspaces? - Microsoft Fabric Community
If you have any other questions please feel free to contact me.
Best Regards,
Yang
Community Support Team
If there is any post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
If I misunderstand your needs or you still have problems on it, please feel free to let us know. Thanks a lot!
Hi Yang,
I will consider to send this topic to Fabric ideas.
Thanks for the workspace structure. I think it will be a mixture between different workspaces, for core Fabric items and for consumers.Hope documentation of workspaces will be improved in the future.
Best
Florian