Backing Up Your Microsoft Fabric Workspace: A Notebook-Driven Approach to Disaster Recovery
In the high-stakes world of data architecture, where downtime can cascade into real business disruptions, I’ve learned that even the most robust platforms have their blind spots. Just last month, while collaborating with a client’s Architecture team on their disaster recovery strategy, we uncovered a subtle but critical gap in Microsoft Fabric: while OneLake thoughtfully mirrors data across multiple regions...
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