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scotttom1
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1 year ago
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Python libraries available in Notebook

Are all Python libraries available to import in Fabric Notebooks or is there a restriction list from Microsoft? Are there any security documents around this or using Python within Fabric Notebooks? ...
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  • v-csrikanth's avatar
    v-csrikanth
    1 year ago

    Hi scotttom1 
    In addition to suparnababu8 for your clarification please do check the below points that might resolve your issue.

    Microsoft won't block public Python libraries, users can install packages from PyPI and conda within their notebooks.However, certain lbraries may be restricted for secrity or compatibility reasons. Individual organizations are responsible for assessing the security of third-party libraries.
    If security is a concern, you may want to restrict which libraries can be installed by controlling internet access or enforcing a private package repository.

    If your organization manages the Fabric Capacity but not workspaces, you can:

    • Restrict access at the Capacity level by controlling who can use Fabric Notebooks via role-based access control (RBAC).
    • Monitor and manage workspace creation to ensure compliance.


    If the above information is helpful, please give us Kudos and mark the response as Accepted as solution.
    Best Regards,
    Community Support Team _ C Srikanth.




v-csrikanth's avatar
v-csrikanth
Community Support
1 year ago

Hi scotttom1 
In addition to suparnababu8 for your clarification please do check the below points that might resolve your issue.

Microsoft won't block public Python libraries, users can install packages from PyPI and conda within their notebooks.However, certain lbraries may be restricted for secrity or compatibility reasons. Individual organizations are responsible for assessing the security of third-party libraries.
If security is a concern, you may want to restrict which libraries can be installed by controlling internet access or enforcing a private package repository.

If your organization manages the Fabric Capacity but not workspaces, you can:

  • Restrict access at the Capacity level by controlling who can use Fabric Notebooks via role-based access control (RBAC).
  • Monitor and manage workspace creation to ensure compliance.


If the above information is helpful, please give us Kudos and mark the response as Accepted as solution.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ C Srikanth.