azure-mgmt-fabric-dotnet

Provision and manage Microsoft Fabric capacities via the .NET ARM SDK.

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Skill: azure-mgmt-fabric-dotnet
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SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Provision and manage Microsoft Fabric capacities in Azure using the .NET ARM SDK.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Create, read, update, suspend/resume, and delete Fabric capacities through a .NET API.
  • Check name availability and list available SKUs to plan capacity.
  • Retrieve and scale capacities across subscriptions and resource groups for scalable data infrastructures.

Quick Start

Install the Azure SDK packages and authenticate using DefaultAzureCredential, then create a Fabric capacity in a resource group.

Frequently Asked Questions about azure-mgmt-fabric-dotnet

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I manage Microsoft Fabric capacities in Azure using .NET?

You can manage Microsoft Fabric capacities in Azure using .NET by installing the Azure.ResourceManager.Fabric SDK. It supports creating, scaling, suspending, resuming, and deleting capacities within your subscriptions using DefaultAzureCredential for authentication.

Can I check name availability and list SKUs for Fabric capacities before creating them?

Yes, the .NET ARM SDK allows you to check name availability and list available SKUs for Microsoft Fabric capacities. This helps you plan capacity deployment and ensure your desired resource name and SKU are valid before creation.

What authentication do I need to provision Fabric capacities with the .NET SDK?

You need to use DefaultAzureCredential to authenticate when provisioning Microsoft Fabric capacities with the .NET SDK. This credential mechanism handles authorization across your Azure subscriptions and resource groups for ARM operations.

How do I scale or update an existing Fabric capacity in Azure?

To scale or update an existing Fabric capacity, use the Azure.ResourceManager.Fabric .NET API to retrieve the resource and apply updates to its SKU or administration settings. You can also suspend and resume the capacity as needed.

Does the Azure .NET SDK support suspending and resuming Fabric capacities?

Yes, the Azure .NET SDK supports suspending and resuming Microsoft Fabric capacities. You can use the ARM SDK operations to pause compute resources temporarily and resume them later to manage costs and infrastructure availability.