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Why the Lakehouse

Everyone's talking about data Lakehouses but what is a Lakehouse other than a nice place to go fishing? Why do you need to know about the lakehouse architecture, whats the benefits and is it all just hype?

In this session I'll cover what the Data Lakehouse architecture is, where it fits against existing architectures like a data warehouse, and why you should build one. We'll also cover the underlying technology options to arm you with all of the information you need to plan your next data platform.

Where has this been presented?

  • SQLBits 2023

Designing Data Architectures that InfoSec will actually approve

Building your data platform in the cloud is easy, but as soon as that dreaded word "security" becomes involved it suddenly becomes incredibly painful. How do you go about integrating it with your existing networking, how do you manage user security, what on earth is a private endpoint? Over the past year, a lot of these tools have evolved and we now have a set of mature patterns we can apply to actually make a modern data platform secure.

In this session I'll guide you from through a secure reference architecture with Data Factory, Databricks, Data Lake, and Azure Synapse, working together as a secure, fully productionised platform. Each has their own idiosyncrasies, but this session will teach you the options available and the pitfalls to avoid.

Where has this been presented?

  • Data Grillen 2022
  • Data Relay 2022
  • SQLBits 2023

Adventures in CICD with Azure Synapse

In this session we'll look at the process, prerequisites, and pitfalls of setting up a continuous deployment pipeline for Azure Synapse. In this demo-heavy session we'll set up a YAML pipeline using Azure DevOps to deploy Azure Synapse workspace resources through a development lifecycle.

Where has this been presented?

  • Data Toboggan
  • DataMinds Connect 2022
  • Data Saturday Denmark 2023

DIY ETL with Azure tools

How do we handle the edge cases, the unique or temporary solutions to get data from emails, file shares, FTP, someone's desktop etc? We need DIY ETL when the easy data sources don't exist, and the usual methods won't work. In this session, we'll take 3 scenarios, solve them and make them reliable, and repeatable, with tools like Power Automate, Azure functions and more.

Where has this been presented?

  • SQL Saturday Vienna 2021

Supercharge Reporting Services

Get the most out of your Reporting Services (SSRS) environments with this arsenal of PowerShell, SQL and admin tools. You'll leave this session knowing and controlling more about your SSRS environments than you thought possible covering monitoring, security, administration and deployment.

Where has this been presented?

  • DATA:Scotland 2019

Power BI under Source Control

People love creating content in Power BI but how do we track changes or backup all these new reports? We’ll look at 3 different ways to bring your reports under source control and how to automate the process using Microsoft Flow and PowerShell.

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Power BI and PowerShell: A match made in heaven

Power BI is the shiny new tech for processing and visualizing data in the Microsoft Data Platform. However, the plumbing in the background does need managing (even if it is cloud-based and supposedly automagic).

In this session we will take a look at how to manage your datasets, security, monitor licensing and more, all through the ultimate administration interface: PowerShell!

You'll leave the session with an overview of the management capabilities of Power BI and couple that knowledge with the awesome power (and automation possibilities) of PowerShell

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The PowerShell Standards Agency

There’s the quick way or there’s the right way. In this session we will look at good practices and standards to follow when writing PowerShell to make it easier for you and others to trust and reuse your code By the end of this session you’ll have a guide to being a better PowerShell citizen, following best practices and sharing your code with others. Become a member of the PowerShell Standards Agency* (Not a real thing) and write better code for Everybody

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Managing Power BI Dataset Refreshes with PowerShell

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