Catching Issues Before They Ship: Exploring Fab Inspector
About this session
Fab Inspector is a deterministic validator for Microsoft Fabric deployments. Teams codify quality expectations as JSON rules and run them against local files or published workspace items, producing repeatable pass/fail results that are easy to automate. Instead of asserting behaviour in application code, you assert metadata contracts — naming conventions, report design guardrails, CopyJob and DataPipeline settings, and API-derived checks via built-in operators. Policy-as-code for Fabric, with outputs that fit both developer feedback loops and enterprise pipelines.
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