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FMD Release Highlights – May 2026

FMD Release Highlights – May 2026

by Erwin | May 28, 2026 | FMD Framework

Fabric Metadata‑Driven Framework (FMD)

Release

by Erwin | May 28, 2026

The May update of the Fabric Metadata‑Driven (FMD) Framework focuses on security simplification, identity best practices, and improved data consistency in hashing logic. This release builds on the continued evolution towards native Microsoft Fabric patterns, reducing complexity while improving reliability across Bronze and Silver layers.

Following Microsoft Fabric advancements, this release removes the dependency on Service Principals for optional Key Vault access.

Workspace Identity as the standard

 What’s changed

Service Principal support for optional Key Vault scenarios has been removed
Workspaces now use Workspace Identity as the default authentication model

What this means

Cleaner and more secure setup aligned with Fabric best practices
No need to manage additional secrets or credentials
Reduced operational

This aligns directly with the broader shift in Fabric towards Workspace Identity for notebooks and pipelines

Seamless Integration with Notebooks & Data Pipelines

Workspace Identity is now fully supported across:

Notebook connections
Data Pipeline connections
Key improvement
Unified authentication model across orchestration and execution layers

Required action

To enable secure Key Vault access:

  • Add the Workspace Identity to a security group
  • Assign the security group to Key Vault with role:
    Key Vault Secrets User
  • This ensures secure and controlled access without introducing additional credentials.

Improvements in Hashing Logic (Bronze & Silver)

Several fixes have been introduced to improve data consistency and correctness in hashing behavior.

Bronze Layer

HashedPKColumn is now excluded when generating the hash for HashedNonKeyColumns

Silver Layer

HashedNonKeyColumns is excluded from its own hash generation
RecordLoadDate is excluded from hash calculations

🛠️ Notebook Stability Fixes

Additional fixes were applied to improve reliability when loading and executing Bronze and Silver notebooks:

Improved notebook loading behavior
Better handling of edge cases during execution

These changes contribute to more predictable and stable pipeline runs, continuing the focus on robustness seen in previous releases

 🙌 Community Contribution

Special thanks to Nick De Zeeuw for identifying and raising the hashing issue, a great example of how community feedback directly improves the framework.

These improvements further strengthen FMD as a platform‑engineering foundation for Microsoft Fabric.

Bug Fixes & Community Contributions

A huge thank‑you to the community for reporting issues and submitting pull requests!
This release includes:

  • Minor bug fixes
  • Stability improvements
  • Quality‑of‑life enhancements informed by your feedback
  • Your contributions directly shape and refine the framework.

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FMD Release Highlights – April 2026

by Erwin | Apr 20, 2026 | FMD Framework

Fabric Metadata‑Driven Framework (FMD)

Release

by Erwin | Apr 20, 2026

The April update of the Fabric Metadata‑Driven (FMD) Framework focuses on robustness, identity alignment with Microsoft Fabric and improved operational stability. This release contains important fixes and hardening changes based on real‑world usage, parallel workload execution and production feedback.

🔐 Workspace Identity Support for Notebook Activities

With Microsoft Fabric now supporting Workspace Identity in Notebook activities, the FMD Framework has been enhanced to fully align with this model.

Previously, the Workspace Identity used by Notebook activities did not automatically have access to the Data workspace, potentially causing authorization issues during execution.

What’s new?
The Workspace Identity is now explicitly granted access to the Data workspace, ensuring that metadata‑driven pipelines can execute securely without additional manual permission steps.

This enables a cleaner, more secure identity setup that matches modern Fabric best practices.

🛠️ Fix for SCD2 Logic in the Silver Notebook

A rare but critical edge case was identified in the Silver Notebook SCD2 process:

  • Records that were deleted
  • And later reintroduced with updated data
  • Were not always recognized correctly as new versions

This has now been fixed.
The SCD2 logic correctly handles delete‑and‑reinsert scenarios, ensuring accurate historical tracking and reliable slowly changing dimension behavior.

⚡ Reliable Queueing for Parallel Dev & Prod Loads

Running Development and Production loads in parallel surfaced an issue where the queuing mechanism did not behave as expected.

Root cause:
The queueing process lacked workspace-level isolation.

Fix implemented:
The Data Workspace GUID is now explicitly passed as an input parameter.
This guarantees proper separation of Dev and Prod workloads, resulting in deterministic and predictable execution behavior when environments run concurrently.

Notebook updates

✅ Notebook Improvements & Fixes

Notebook Improvements & Fixes

This release includes a significant set of targeted fixes and robustness improvements across core FMD notebooks.

✅ NB_SETUP_FMD.ipynb – Demo Data Guard Fixed

  • Added an explicit if load_demo_data: check before deploying demo SQL
  • Prevents accidental deployment of demo artifacts in non-demo environments
  • Fixes the critical issue identified during framework validation

✅ NB_FMD_CUSTOM_DQ_CLEANSING.Notebook

Multiple fixes applied:

  • Corrected code block formatting (markdown comment syntax)
    Fixed typo in registration logic: fun → func

✅ NB_FMD_LOAD_BRONZE_SILVER.Notebook

Improved error resilience:

  • Merge logic wrapped in try/except
    Audit logging added on failure
    More explicit error handling for operational visibility

✅ NB_FMD_LOAD_LANDING_BRONZE.Notebook

Stability improvements:

  • Removed duplicate TotalRuntime assignment
  • Replaced bare except with except Exception as e
  • Fixed incorrect error message variable reference

✅ NB_FMD_PROCESSING_PARALLEL_MAIN.Notebook

Enhanced error handling:

  • Merge wrapped in try/except with audit logging
    Fixed malformed except clause

✅ NB_UTILITIES_SETUP_FMD.Notebook

Improved robustness and clarity:

  • Simplified execute_with_outputs logic
  • Better exception handling throughout
  • Improved error messages in set_workspace_icon and fill_svg
  • Fixed status code check:
    == 201 or 202 → in (201, 202)

Branding

I also worked with help of AI on the branding, so you will see as of today some new logo's. Please let me know your thought.

Documentation & Wiki Updates

The April release also includes updated documentation and Wiki pages:

  • Notebook behavior now aligned with the latest fixes
  • Improved explanations around identity, queueing, and execution patterns
  • Content refined based on practical implementation feedback

✔️ Summary

The April FMD Framework release is all about making the framework more production‑ready:

  • Secure Workspace Identity integration
  • Correct and resilient SCD2 behavior
  • Reliable parallel Dev/Prod execution
  • Stronger error handling across all core notebooks
  • Cleaner templates and safer demo data handling
  • Improved and up‑to‑date documentation

These improvements further strengthen FMD as a platform‑engineering foundation for Microsoft Fabric.

Bug Fixes & Community Contributions

A huge thank‑you to the community for reporting issues and submitting pull requests!
This release includes:

  • Minor bug fixes
  • Stability improvements
  • Quality‑of‑life enhancements informed by your feedback

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FMD Release Highlights – May 2026

FMD Release Highlights – March 2026

by Erwin | Mar 5, 2026 | FMD Framework

Fabric Metadata‑Driven Framework (FMD)

Release

by Erwin | Mar 5, 2026

The March 2026 update delivers several important improvements to the Fabric Metadata Driven Framework (FMD), focused on reliability, better data lineage, easier notebook automation, and smoother ingestion experiences. This release builds on real‑world feedback from the community and introduces new capabilities that make FMD more robust and easier to operate across environments.

Enhanced SCD Type 2 Merge Behavior (Silver Layer)

The SCD2 merge logic in the Silver Layer has been updated to more accurately detect deleted and reinserted records.
This ensures:

  • Improved historical tracking
  • Better data consistency
  • Cleaner surrogate key handling for records that reappear after deletion

This enhancement is especially valuable in scenarios with complex data lifecycles or external systems that don’t provide soft-delete indicators.

Improved File Dependency Handling (Bronze Layer)

Incremental loading relies heavily on the correct ordering of file processing. In previous versions, if a file was not processed in an earlier load, downstream logic could be impacted.

With this release:

  • File dependency ordering is now enforced
  • Bronze ingestion validates whether required files were processed previously
  • Missing dependencies are now logged clearly for observability

This ensures consistent incremental loads without silent data gaps.

Fabric File dependency

Bronze Processing Continues When Files Are Missing

Previously, the Bronze process could fail entirely when a file was missing. That behavior has now changed:

  • The pipeline continues gracefully
  • Missing files are clearly reported in the logs
  • Operational transparency is improved without interrupting ingestion flows

This is especially helpful when working with external or irregular sources.

Fabric Notebook Connections Now Supported

You can now automatically create Notebook Connections directly from FMD!

This long‑requested enhancement is now live and supported end‑to‑end in the framework.
For details, see your dedicated deep‑dive:
🔗 Creating Notebook Connections in Microsoft Fabric Just Became a Lot Easier (and Automatable!)

Documentation & Wiki Updates

The FMD Wiki has been refreshed to include:

  • Updated explanations for new features
  • Corrected or missing links
  • Additional operational details

This makes onboarding and implementation much easier—especially for new adopters.

Improved CSV & XLSX Ingestion Logic (Bronze Layer)

Ingestion of CSV and XLSX files has been enhanced with smarter datatype inference:

  • A ratio‑based algorithm now determines column datatypes automatically
  • The detected schema is used to create new Bronze tables
  • Existing tables remain unaffected to ensure backward compatibility
dfDataChanged = (
        spark.read
            .option("header", True)            # first row has column names
            .option("inferSchema", True)       # ask Spark to infer types
            .option("samplingRatio", 0.1)      # sample 10% of rows; omit to scan fully
            .csv(f"{source_changes_data_path}")
    )

This results in cleaner schemas and fewer surprises in downstream layers.

New Setup Notebooks (Cleaner Architecture + Automation)

1. NB_SETUP_FMD – New Notebook connection creation Added

A new setup notebook has been introduced to support the creation of Notebook Connections.
This is now the recommended place to initialize and configure all Fabric environment settings.

2. NB_UTILITIES_SETUP_FMD Converted to Python

The utilities notebook has been migrated to pure Python for better maintainability.
Additionally:

  • The new %run Notebook support is leveraged
  • Code volume is reduced
  • Maintainability is improved
  • The setup process is now cleaner and more modular

See Microsoft Fabric’s feature announcement for more details:
🔗Develop, execute, and manage notebooks

Bug Fixes & Community Contributions

A huge thank‑you to the community for reporting issues and submitting pull requests!
This release includes:

  • Minor bug fixes
  • Stability improvements
  • Quality‑of‑life enhancements informed by your feedback

Your contributions directly shape and refine the framework.

Looking Ahead

The March 2026 release marks another strong step toward making FMD a more enterprise‑ready, automatable, and maintainable accelerator for Microsoft Fabric.

Whether you’re configuring ingestion, managing environments, or building scalable workloads, this release delivers meaningful improvements across governance, performance, and usability.

If you haven’t yet upgraded your notebooks or pipelines, now is a great time to explore the new capabilities.

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FMD Release Highlights – February 2026

by Erwin | Feb 2, 2026 | FMD Framework

Fabric Metadata‑Driven Framework (FMD)

Release

by Erwin | Feb 2, 2026

Fabric Metadata‑Driven Framework (FMD) — February 2026 Release Notes

Accelerating Performance, Flexibility, and Data Quality in the Fabric Metadata‑Driven Framework

February brings another round of enhancements to the Fabric Metadata‑Driven Framework (FMD), focusing on deeper automation, better governance, expanded cleansing capabilities, and improved developer experience. While January’s release laid the foundation for performance and configuration flexibility, this month builds on those improvements with more intelligent behaviors, stronger defaults, and cleaner operational workflows.

Faster Notebook Startup Through Library Optimization

One of the most noticeable upgrades is the removal of unnecessary or duplicated libraries, drastically reducing the overhead when loading notebooks.

This is especially beneficial in environments where multiple engineers iterate frequently on pipelines and notebooks. You will immediately observe quicker initialization, smoother interactions, and fewer dependency‑related warnings or conflicts.

Variable Libraries for Configuration – More Flexibility, Less Configuration Drift

A major architectural improvement in this release is the introduction of Variable Libraries for managing configuration settings across notebooks and pipelines.

Why This Matters

Previously, configuration values, especially environment‑specific settings, were scattered across pipelines or injected manually. The new Variable Libraries consolidate these settings into structured, reusable components that:

  • Provide clean separation of configuration from code
  • Reduce duplication across Development, Test, Acceptance, and Production
  • Enable dynamic configuration management during deployments
  • Lower the risk of misconfiguration, especially in multi‑workspace environments

The entire framework has been updated to use these new libraries, creating consistency across all notebooks and pipelines.

Default Value Sets Per Environment

The following predefined configuration sets are now included out of the box:

  • Development
  • Test
  • Acceptance
  • Production

These defaults accelerate environment setup and make configuration deployment predictable and repeatable.

Setup Notebook Streamlined and Refactored

As part of an ongoing effort to simplify the development experience, the Setup Notebook has been trimmed down, with certain functionalities moved into a dedicated Utilities Notebook.

Benefits

  • A more focused Setup Notebook optimized for installation and onboarding
  • A Utilities Notebook containing reusable helper functions and maintenance routines
  • Clearer separation of concerns
  • More intuitive navigation for new users and contributors

This aligns with the broader notebook refactoring seen in the January 2026 update, where improved notebook structure and navigation were also emphasized. Make sure you download the new Setup Notebook.

Data Cleansing Capabilities for Bronze & Silver Layers

A highly requested feature Data Cleansing Rules has now been implemented for both Bronze and Silver layers.

What’s Included

  • Built‑in cleansing functions for structural and quality‑related validation
  • Automated application of cleansing rules during ingestion and transformation
  • Support for:
    • Removing invalid rows
    • Column-level normalization
    • Enforcement of schema and datatype rules

This enhancement significantly boosts the ability to enforce quality at scale and is fully aligned with the framework’s Medallion architecture focus.

As documented in the FMD framework Wiki, cleansing rules can be configured per entity, making them both powerful and flexible for enterprise‑grade data quality requirements.

Updated Pipelines and Notebooks Using the New Variable Libraries

All pipelines and notebooks have been updated to fully adopt the new Variable Library structure.

This provides:

  • Reduced maintenance overhead
  • Consistent parameterization
  • Easier debugging
  • Cleaner deployments across environments

This also future‑proofs the framework for upcoming enhancements to the metadata model and environment automation.

Centralized Spark Environment for Better Governance & Control

FMD_Overview

A major architectural improvement this month is the relocation of the Spark Environment to the configuration workspace.
This means:

  • One unified Spark Environment shared across all workspaces
  • Consistent cluster behavior and performance settings
  • Simplified governance, with all Spark policies managed in a single, controlled location
  • Easier auditing and change management
  • Reduced configuration drift across environments

By centralizing Spark, teams gain better operational consistency while minimizing maintenance overhead. This change also prepares the framework for upcoming governance automation features planned for later releases.

Setup Requirement

Please make sure to use the new Setup Notebook to enable the above functionalities.

Quick Upgrade Checklist

  • Download the latest NB_SETUP_FMD notebook. Make you sure you update your configuration settings
  • Check the FMD_FRAMEWORK_DEPLOYMENT documentation for more detailed information which settings in the Fabric Admin Portal need to be applied

Bug Fixes & Community Contributions

A huge thank‑you to the community for reporting issues and submitting pull requests! This release includes:

  • Minor bug fixes.
  • Quality‑of‑life improvements based on your feedback.

Looking Ahead

The February 2026 release is another major step toward making FMD a robust, enterprise‑ready accelerator for Microsoft Fabric. With improved performance, governance, configuration management, and data quality features, the framework continues to mature rapidly—supported by community contributions and real‑world implementation feedback.

If you haven’t yet explored the latest enhancements, now is the perfect time to update your notebooks, pipelines, and environment configurations.

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FMD Release Highlights – May 2026

FMD Release Highlights January 2026

by Erwin | Jan 12, 2026 | FMD Framework

Fabric Metadata‑Driven Framework (FMD)

Release

by Erwin | Jan 12, 2026

Fabric Metadata‑Driven Framework (FMD) — Early January 2026 Release Notes

What Else Should You Do During the Holiday Period Besides Spending Time with Family?

While the holiday season is perfect for family time, it’s also a great opportunity to work on side projects and contribute to the community. For me, that meant diving into the FMD Framework and adding new functionality requested by users, along with several enhancements and optimizations.

Key Updated and Enhancements

Refactored NB_UTILITIES_SETUP_FMD Notebook

  • Optimized and refactored for better performance.
  • Added new functionalities now available in Fabric CLI v1.3.1.

Fabric Database Improvements

  • DACPAC Import Support: Streamlined deployment and updates of data models.
  • Environment Creation: Automated setup for smoother workflows.
  • Variable Library Protection: Use overwrite_variable_library=False to retain existing variables.

NB_SETUP_FMD Notebook Enhancements

  • Table of Contents: Easier navigation for complex notebooks.
  • Deployment Order Restructured: All parameter cells are now at the top for clarity.

fmd_table_content_notebook Fabric Metadata‑Driven Framework (FMD)

Connection Automation

  • Fabric DataPipelines Connection: Now automated with Workspace Identity (thanks to Hasan Abo-Shally | LinkedIn for helping fix a bug!).
  • Workspace identity automatically gets Contributor Role, required for executing Invoke Pipeline Activity.
  •  Default Role Assignment: Define security group roles for connections.
  • Limitations: Connections for Fabric Notebooks and Fabric SQL Database can’t be automated yet, but hopefully in the next release.

Documentation Updates

  • Moved a lot of documentation from the repo to the FMD Framework Wiki. Check it out, still work in progress, but the foundation is there.
  • Next up: Detailed documentation on Integration Framework.

Setup Requirement

Please make sure to use the new Setup Notebook to enable the above functionalities.

Quick Upgrade Checklist

  • Download the latest NB_SETUP_FMD notebook. Make you sure you update your configuration settings
  • Check the FMD_FRAMEWORK_DEPLOYMENT documentation for more detailed information which settings in the Fabric Admin Portal need to be applied

Bug Fixes & Community Contributions

A huge thank‑you to the community for reporting issues and submitting pull requests! This release includes:

  • Minor bug fixes.
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