Feature enhancements in the custom Fabric Web App

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I have implemented a few major feature enhancements in the custom Fabric web application.
Note: A dedicated page to trigger and maintain DataSet refreshes is currently WIP.
Regarding the current enhancements, there is now a separate login screen that is more user friendly compared to the earlier version where the login was done through the Dashboard page.


On the dashboard page, you can view the workspace artifact summary in a detailed graphical format.

The above data can be viewed in a hierarchical tree structure format as well.

You can view the workspace user access details from the Dashboard page by clicking the View option from the User Access column as seen below.

Clicking the lakehouse menu option lists all the lakehouses of the tenants. Furthermore, it displays each individual table in lakehouse along with the other significant details of the tables like
No of files in the table
HeatMap to display the table rowcount
File location of each lakehouse table
No of RowGroups of each table
Size of each RowGroups of the table
RowCount and Column details of each table
Shortcut details (if any) of each table

Also,you can view the Lakehouse table user access details by clicking the lakehouse name from the list.

Semantic Model metadata export feature is added.
With this option all the related entities of a semantic model model can be seamlessly exported to a csv file

I have a separate article on the topic. You can check the article here.
Seamless navigation to get more insights into the semantic models.

View all the existing M Expressions on the tenant under one page

View all the Connection and their details

In this article I highlighted a few interesting features of the custom Fabric web app that can be untilised to get more detailed insights from the Fabric tenant.
In the next article I will walkthrough a following module of the application namely:
GraphQL’s
Notebooks
Datapipelines
Stay tuned!!!