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Helper VHow to separate dev, test, prod in fabric
Hi joakimfenno,
You can assign required users the permission of the prod workspace.
BTW, fabric items also has their own security settings except workspace member permissions, you can setting on these to help increase the security of product usages.
Fabric security :
Security in Microsoft Fabric - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Lakehouse security:
Lakehouse sharing and permission management - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
data warehouse security:
Security for data warehousing - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Microsoft EmployeeHi everyone,
I would like to add to the discussion the topic Fabric Domains.
A customer asked me to review its idea about using Fabric Domains to layout different environment:
- Domain Dev: sub-domain technical users, sub-domain business users
- Domain Test: sub-domain technical users, sub-domain business users
- Domain Prod: sub-domain technical users, sub-domain business users
I know domains suppose to be use for a decentralized architecture and usually a domain group together a business department, for example, sales or hr. Nevertheless, sometime customer got creative with usage of features and that could be a good idea (or not).
Do you see any advantage of this approach?