Microsoft Fabric · Independent Consulting
Is your Fabric workspace CI/CD ready?
Most teams still deploy manually — copy-pasting notebooks, resetting schedules after every release, hoping nothing drifted. There's a better way.
Fixed scope. No retainer. No surprise follow-on work.
Schedules break after every deploy
Pipeline triggers vanish when artifacts are redeployed. Teams manually re-enable them every time.
No repeatable release process
Notebooks get copy-pasted between workspaces. There's no Git, no review, and no rollback.
Nobody knows what's in production
Drift accumulates between dev and prod. When something breaks, there's no audit trail.
The Fabric CI/CD Readiness Review
One focused engagement. I look at how your team deploys Fabric artifacts today, find the gaps causing drift and broken schedules, and hand you a prioritized fix list.
- 30-min intake call — your setup, your pain points
- Workspace and Git repo review
- Written gap checklist (missing .platform files, untracked rules, schedule gaps)
- Top 3 highest-leverage fixes, prioritized by impact
Who this is for
Teams using Microsoft Fabric who still deploy manually
Platform engineers setting up Fabric for the first time
Anyone whose schedules break after a deployment
Organizations moving from ADF or Synapse to Fabric
How it works
Three steps, one week, concrete output.
Email me a brief description of your Fabric setup. I'll send a calendar link for the intake call.
30-min call to walk your deployment flow. I review your workspace layout and Git config async.
Written gap checklist + top 3 fixes delivered within a week. Act on it immediately.
Built from production experience
I'm William Weeks-Balconi — a cloud platform engineer who builds and runs Microsoft Fabric data platforms in production. My day-to-day includes Fabric medallion ETL pipelines, PySpark notebooks, Bicep IaC stacks, and GitHub Actions CI/CD.
This review comes from the same patterns I've applied to real Fabric workspaces — getting artifacts into Git, wiring deployment pipelines so releases don't break schedules, and eliminating the manual drift that accumulates when teams copy-paste their way through deployments.
More about William →- ✓ Microsoft Fabric (lakehouses, pipelines, notebooks)
- ✓ Medallion architecture (Bronze → Silver → Gold)
- ✓ Fabric Git integration and deployment pipelines
- ✓ Bicep and Terraform IaC
- ✓ GitHub Actions CI/CD with OIDC
- ✓ Azure identity and governance
Free Guide: The Microsoft Fabric CI/CD Readiness Guide
5 gaps that break Fabric deployments — plus a self-assessment checklist to score your workspace today. Free download, no email required.
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$50. Fixed scope. One week turnaround. No retainer.
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