Nov'26: "Automation via fabric-toolbox" & "Fabric Apps When, Where & Why"
Details
When: Thursday 19th November 2026
Time: arrive for 5:45pm with talks starting from 6pm start prompt.
Location: Ecosurety, 2nd Floor, 4 Colston Ave, Bristol BS1 4ST
Complimentary drinks & pizza provided by our sponsor Method Resourcing Solutions. Please remember to RSVP to help us confirm numbers!
Session 1 - Using the fabric-toolbox MicrosoftFabricMgmt PowerShell Module for automation - Rob Sewell
Learn to install, authenticate, create and manage Fabric workloads with familiar PowerShell tooling.
MicrosoftFabricMgmt is a community open-source PowerShell module for Microsoft Fabric with dbatools-style ease, repeatability and robust error handling to automate Fabric administration tasks.
Expect live demos, some public flogging of bad practices I've personally committed, and a checklist you can start using the moment you're back at your desk.
About Rob
Rob is a dual Microsoft MVP in Data Platform and Azure, specialising in helping global organisations modernise their cloud and analytics capabilities through secure, governed, and scalable Microsoft Fabric and Azure solutions.
Rob’s work spans strategy, architecture, and implementation — from designing secure, governed Microsoft Fabric deployments across multiple regions, to leading teams building self‑service Azure infrastructure platforms using Azure DevOps, IaC and automation-first principles.
Session 2 - Fabric Apps When, Where & Why to Build Them - Reid Havens (Remote)
Reid will be hosting an interactive chat, leading with his thoughts on the new Fabric Apps. When, where and why to build them.
We saw a version of this at FabCon in Barcelona with Patrick from Guy in a Cube, and it was very informative. Whether you're not up to scale with Fabric Apps, tentatively dipping your toes or a full blown Fabric Appricator this will be one you can't miss.
About Reid
Reid Havens is a Microsoft MVP with over 10 years of experience in technology, organizational management, and data analytics.
Reid is also passionate about sharing his knowledge. He teaches BI, reporting, and data visualization courses at the University of Washington and other universities, and has been involved in the development of the PL-300, DP-500, and DP-600 Microsoft certifications. He has developed training curricula delivered to companies around the world. Reid's mission is to revolutionize the way people use data and empower them to make data-driven decisions.
We all look forward to seeing you there!!