Using Domains in Fabric to group workspaces and isolate workloads

In Fabric, Domains are a way to group workspaces together and provide a way to separate business areas, this could be used in a data mesh architecture, but isn't exclusive to this pattern. In this video we'll look at what Domains look like, how to assign workspaces, then look at allocating workspaces to specific Fabric capacity for dev/test/prod workload isolation.
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[@VeganSmasher]

Very, very helpful info. Thank you for showing the Fabric side of domains. This is exactly the info I was looking for. Liked & subscribed. :-)

[@rjh560]

Hi Andy, Thanks for the useful video! Just a quick question - when your workspaces are in a deployment pipeline, do you know if they can still be put on different capacities as you describe? Or do all workspaces in a pipeline have to be on the same capacity? Don't worry if you don't know, I can try it out and comment the answer here!

[@DatahaiBI]

Hiya, at the moment Fabric items are not supported in deployment pipelines so we won't know the full story yet. I can deploy power bi items to workspaces assigned to different capacities, but of course they are not dependent of fabric capacities.

[@timroberts_usa]

do you have any pre-built infrastructure scripts to establish resources for the examples? be great to include