Delivery and operations

Fabric delivery benefits from treating workspaces, items, and infrastructure as managed assets. This workshop introduces deployment pipelines for environment promotion and Git integration for versioned collaboration.

flowchart LR D[Development workspace] --> T[Test workspace] T --> P[Production workspace] G[Git repository] <--> D G <--> T

Deployment pipelines

Use deployment pipelines to promote compatible Fabric content across development, test, and production. Plan the release path first: identify environment-specific values, owners, approvals, validation evidence, and rollback steps.

The deployment pipelines guide includes the detailed setup and workshop examples.

Git integration

Git integration connects a Fabric workspace to a repository so teams can commit, review, update, and revert supported Fabric items. Workspace administrators establish the connection; contributors need the appropriate workspace and repository permissions.

Use the Git integration guide for detailed connection, commit, update, and disconnect procedures.

Release checklist

• Confirm the target workspace and branch are correct.
• Review changed item definitions and environment-specific configuration.
• Validate data refreshes, semantic models, notebooks, and report behavior in the target stage.
• Record approver, deployment result, and rollback decision.
• Keep infrastructure credentials and access tokens outside the repository.