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Unify Your Data in Microsoft Fabric with Estuary
Want to get your data into Microsoft Fabric—fast and without writing code? Discover what unified data can do with a Microsoft Fabric integration. We’ll cover what makes this relatively new data platform unique and how you can enhance its capabilities further using Estuary. A step-by-step demo walks through Fabric warehouse connector setup in Estuary so you can get your data flowing. Interested in more? - Register for a free Estuary account: https://dashboard.estuary.dev/register - Learn more about Microsoft Fabric: https://estuary.dev/blog/what-is-microsoft-fabric/ - Find source connectors to go with your Fabric destination: https://docs.estuary.dev/reference/Connectors/capture-connectors/ - Join us on Slack: https://go.estuary.dev/slack Media resources used in this video are from Pexels and the YouTube Studio Audio Library. 0:00 Introduction 0:26 Microsoft Fabric 1:33 Covering gaps with Estuary 2:33 Beginning connector creation 3:23 Creating a warehouse 3:59 Configuring a service principal 5:59 Creating a storage account 6:55 Wrapping up the connector 7:33 Outro
A Continuous Slack to ChatGPT to Google Sheets Pipeline
Original blog article: https://estuary.dev/gpt-real-time-pipeline/ Code repo: https://github.com/jgraettinger/slack-thread-summaries/tree/main Try us free: https://www.estuary.dev/ Join our Slack channel with a community of developers: https://estuary-dev.slack.com/ GPT Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWF-evbnGsVxvIjKsL_No_uFSs5XA-SV1 Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:23 Blog 1:01 Demo 1:46 Context is everything 3:15 Solution 4:31 Slack Capture 5:40 Transformation 6:36 Properties of Derivation 7:37 Materialize 8:53 Other use cases
Wikipedia Live Demo on Estuary Flow
We have just released a live demo to the Estuary Flow UI, demonstrating how Flow captures change events from Wikipedia API, transforms the data, and materializes the derived collection to a Google Sheet all in real time. Try us free: https://www.estuary.dev/ Join our Slack channel with a community of developers: https://estuary-dev.slack.com/ #wikipedia #estuaryflow #data #dataops #dataengineering #datapipeline
Unify Your Data in Microsoft Fabric with Estuary
Want to get your data into Microsoft Fabric—fast and without writing code? Discover what unified data can do with a Microsoft Fabric integration. We’ll cover what makes this relatively new data platform unique and how you can enhance its capabilities further using Estuary. A step-by-step demo walks through Fabric warehouse connector setup in Estuary so you can get your data flowing. Interested in more? - Register for a free Estuary account: https://dashboard.estuary.dev/register - Learn more about Microsoft Fabric: https://estuary.dev/blog/what-is-microsoft-fabric/ - Find source connectors to go with your Fabric destination: https://docs.estuary.dev/reference/Connectors/capture-connectors/ - Join us on Slack: https://go.estuary.dev/slack Media resources used in this video are from Pexels and the YouTube Studio Audio Library. 0:00 Introduction 0:26 Microsoft Fabric 1:33 Covering gaps with Estuary 2:33 Beginning connector creation 3:23 Creating a warehouse 3:59 Configuring a service principal 5:59 Creating a storage account 6:55 Wrapping up the connector 7:33 Outro
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