Welcome to the End-to-End Stock Use Case developed in Microsoft Fabric

This GitHub repo contains all necessary items to create the End-to-End Stock Use Case in Microsoft Fabric.

The full documentation can be found here.
Please follow the step-by-step guide here.

Prerequisites

To make sure you can use this GitHub repo, a few things are required.

1. You need a Fabric Capacity

To be able to use this GitHub repo, a Fabric Capacity is required. You can either use a F2+, a Fabric Trial, or Power BI Premium. To activate a trial, you can follow this link.

2. You need to enable some Tenant settings

To make sure you can sync your workspace with GitHub, you need to enable following tenat settings:

• Users can create Fabric items
• Users can synchronize workspace items with their Git repositories
• Users can sync workspaces items with GitHub repositories
• Optional: If you wish to activate a Fabric Trial, you need to enable Users can try Microsoft Fabric paid features

3. You need a Workspace backed up by a Fabric Capacity with admin rights to connect your GitHub repo

Make sure your Workspace is assigned to a Capacity - Fabric, Premium or Trial.

Further, make sure you have admin rights on the workspace.

4. You need a GitHub user

If you don't have a GitHub user already, please follow this link to create one. In the following screen shots you'll see how to create one with a dummy account.

Sign up using an email, providing a secure password, and a username

Next, verfiy your account with one option.

Creating multiple users and workspaces automatically

Thanks to https://github.com/JohnDev13 who provided a Python Notebook which allows you to automatically create users and workspaces, and assign them to a trial capacity if desired. This makes it possible to use this repository for hands-on training sessions as well. You can find the Notebook here