We invite you to a meeting of the Poznań Fabric & Power BI User Group. The meeting agenda includes sessions at various levels of advancement, developing specific applications and showing new features. During the break, there will be an opportunity for networking and, of course, pizza.
Free participation, for logistical reasons, registration for the meetup is required.
Detailed agenda below:
17:00 – 17:15 Welcome and introduction – Jakub Wawrzyniak
17:15 – 18:00 Practical implementation of Row-Level and Object-Level Security in Power BI and Databricks – Wojciech Spychalski
Data protection and confidentiality are key aspects of information management in every organization. Data security mechanisms such as Row-Level Security (RLS) and Object-Level Security (OLS) can be implemented at different levels and using different tools. During this session, we will discuss how to implement RLS and OLS used in Power BI reports and models from Databricks. I will present the benefits and challenges of using them in both environments. Finally, I will present an example that will help you understand how these mechanisms work in practice.
18:00 – 18:30 Networking & pizza
18:30 – 19:15 OneLake Events at Microsoft Fabric – Jakub Wawrzyniak
In today’s rapidly changing digital landscape, processing data as quickly as possible is crucial to maintaining a competitive advantage. OneLake now offers real-time notifications of data changes, which allows you to build new data processing scenarios. During the session, we will look at these possibilities.
19:15 – 20:00 What’s new in Fabric and Power BI – a cyclical summary of new features – Jakub Wawrzyniak
We invite everyone interested in the life of the Power BI community in Poznań to the FB group and to the group concerning Fabric & Power BI Polska
Poznań University of Technology
Lecture Center
ul. Piotrowo 2
Room CW8
Starówka Office
ul. Długa 16
Bydgoszcz
Agenda:
17:00 to 17:15 Introduction
17:20 to 18:10 Jakub Szczepianiak – ‘DevOps Toolkit for Data Developers (GH + Azure)’
18:10 to 18:35 pizza, networking
18:35 to 19:25 Jakub Wawrzyniak – ‘Network security in Microsoft Fabric’
About the speeches:
DevOps Toolkit for Data Developers (GH + Azure)
A presentation aimed at Data developers that will show how to build your own DevOps toolkit and use it even in small, one-person projects. We will discuss GitHub (+Actions), Terraform, linter and additional tools to start Data projects in Azure in a structured way and build solutions with a strong automation foundation at a low time cost. You will learn how to build your own toolkit using a variety of tools.
Network security in Microsoft Fabric
What are the options for securing access to Microsoft Fabric at the network layer level? What are the possible deployment scenarios in an organisation that requires restrictive access to resources? Trusted workspace, managed private endpoint – what do these terms mean? I will answer in this session.
About the speakers:
Jakub Szczepianiak
Architect and technical leader of Data and Business intelligence projects, builds a solution mainly based on Azure stack. Fan of databricks automation, and smart use of AI. Likes to combine work with travel, amateur of hiking and snorkelling.
Jakub Wawrzyniak
CTO @TIDK, Microsoft MVP
Solutions architect, coordinates and is responsible for the quality of projects implemented in the area of AI, BI, Big Data and advanced analytics. He specialises in designing high-performance analytics solutions based on the public cloud. His experience and knowledge in optimisation are appreciated by the largest Polish organisations. He is a PhD student, scientifically affiliated with the Department of Algorithm Theory and Programming Systems of the Institute of Computer Science, Poznan University of Technology.
He has been working in the IT sector for over ten years. Designer and developer of solutions for public administration, programmer. He has experience in international R&D projects, including on behalf of the university, for external entities. His research interests include issues such as algorithm design, computational complexity analysis, machine learning, combinatorial optimisation, and task serialisation. Member of the organising committees of the Game Industry Conference and Applied Data Science. Member of the Polish Game Research Society.