Set up Microsoft Fabric in days. Keep it clean for years.
EasyFabric automates your Fabric environment AND gives your whole team the Azure DevOps flow to ship daily — without the platform turning into a tangled mess.
A platform an AI can actually read.
An EasyFabric platform is metadata all the way down: tables, columns, relationships, load rules and conventions all declared in YAML. Point an agent at it and it asks the right questions, because the metadata says what everything means. EasyFabric supplies the semantics; the agent supplies the reasoning. A Fabric estate clicked together by hand leaves it nothing to read.
An analysis we could not justify building became a thirty-minute conversation: the agent read the model, asked its way through the ambiguity, and reached an answer the business could act on.
The model is written down
Tables, columns, relationships and what they each mean live as YAML in your own repo. That is what an agent reads — a definition, not a screenshot of a portal it has to guess at.
Guardrails that answer back
The agent proposes a change and can run the generator itself, so your YAML is validated and the platform built while you are still talking. A confident wrong answer fails there, in front of you — not in a pipeline run hours later.
An MCP server in your own subscriptionPrivate preview
It runs in your Azure subscription, authenticates through Entra as the signed-in user, and audits every call. Your agent reads the platform under your own access rules.
Lineage as grounding
The lineage graph traces a gold field back to the source column it came from — exactly the grounding an LLM needs to explain where a number comes from.
Microsoft Fabric's promise is huge. The manual setup is a maze.
Workspaces, security policies, pipelines, access control — all configured by hand. And once it's live, every new contributor adds another loose wire.
Weeks become months
Each workspace, capacity, and lakehouse set up by hand. Innovation stalls.
One typo, full system down
A misconfigured pipeline, a security policy off by one — and the dominoes fall.
Sprawl takes over
Three people contribute, six naming conventions appear. Nobody dares touch prod.
Stop clicking. Start shipping.
Without EasyFabric
- ✕Click through the Fabric portal for every workspace
- ✕Three contributors, six naming conventions
- ✕Nobody dares deploy to prod after lunch
- ✕Onboard new engineers by shadowing for weeks
- ✕Stories live in Boards, work lives somewhere else
- ✕Manual Power BI deployments after every change
- ✕Only the people who built it can say what a field means
- ✕An AI assistant guesses at your platform from screenshots
With EasyFabric
- ✓Define your whole Fabric estate in YAML
- ✓Conventions enforced by the platform, not by Slack
- ✓Production deploys, every day of the week
- ✓New engineers ship on day one — the repo is the docs
- ✓Azure DevOps Boards drives the full story → task → deploy flow
- ✓Azure DevOps templates deploy Power BI for you
- ✓The YAML says what every field means — to people and to agents
- ✓An agent reads the model itself, and builds against it as you talk
One platform. Three pillars. Zero sprawl.
Fast delivery — deploy daily
Ship new functionality every day of the week. Automated workflows, not weekend heroics.
Safe & reliable by default
Private endpoints, managed identities, row-level security — built in, not bolted on.
Cost-effective
Fewer human errors, less rework, smaller consultant invoices. Your budget breathes.
No more sprawl
Conventions enforced by YAML. Three contributors or thirty — the platform stays clean.
Azure DevOps Boards, end-to-end
Story → task → branch → deploy. Your whole development flow lives in one place.
Boilerplate included
Notebooks, wheel package, tabular models, Power BI deploy pipelines — already there.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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