Scaling Data Governance- Does a Purview in a Day Framework Exist?
Hello Purview Community, I’ve been exploring the available acceleration resources for Microsoft Purview, and one thing I noticed is a potential gap in the "In a Day" workshop series. While we have excellent programs like Power BI in a Day or Fabric in a Day, I haven't yet seen a formalized Purview in a Day framework designed to help organizations jumpstart their governance journey in a single, cohesive session. I am reaching out because my team is currently preparing something in this area that we believe will be very useful to the community and Microsoft in the future. Rather than working in isolation, we want to ensure we are aligned with the official roadmap. I wanted to reach out to the community and the Microsoft product team to ask: Is there an official "In a Day" initiative for Purview currently in the works? If not, who would be the best point of contact to discuss alignment? Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and seeing if we can build something impactful together!
MS Purview Data Map - Sensitivity Label - Atlas API
Hi Everyone, Can someone confirm if it’s possible to update the Sensitivity label column in the Microsoft Purview Unified Data Catalog using the Atlas API? Since Microsoft Fabric currently does not support the auto-labeling feature in the Data Map, can we apply sensitivity labels to Fabric assets in the catalog through the Atlas API? Regards, BanuMurali
Purview Data Governance: Grant access to business consumers search Unified Catalog "Data products"
Hello Team, I am in Microsoft purview as regular users (business Consumer) to search in Unified Catalog for organization data associated to customers. The administrator told me they granted me the following roles: Data Map collection: Data Reader Governance Domain: Local Catalog Reader. Governance domain Published Data product published: I am able to connect to Purview unified catalog > Discovery > Data Asset and see all the data asset in the data map collections. however, When I try to access Purview Unified Catalog > Discovery > Data Product > search keyword "Customers" which is a published data products, I got error 403. Please see the images for the context. the Microsoft documentation is very confusing about how business consumer can access the data products. How can I grant access to regular users to search corporate data in Purview Unified catalog for data products?Microsoft Purview Best Practices
Microsoft Purview is a solution that helps organizations manage data and compliance. It also uses AI to classify data, monitor compliance, and identify risks. Key features include data discovery, classification, governence, retention, compliance management, encryption, and access controls. Purview ensures data security, prevents insider threats, and helps implement data loss prevention policies to meet compliance requirements. Hello everyone - This is just a short introduction, I am Dogan Colak. I have been working as an M365 Consultant for about 5 years, holding certifications such as MCT, SC-100, SC-200, SC-300, and MS-102, with a focus on Security & Compliance. This year, I am excited to share what I have learned with the Microsoft Technology Community. In the coming days, I will be publishing videos and articles based on the training agenda I have created. I will also share these articles on LinkedIn, so feel free to follow me there. I am always open to feedback and suggestions. See you soon!
Access to Data Catalog's free features
Hi, I am exploring what is available in the free version of Microsoft Purview's Data Catalog Solution. I want access the below given free features that come with this account type, as mentioned https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/purview/free-version#data-catalog: Azure assets in your data estate are available in the Microsoft Purview Data Catalog without any set up needed. The data catalog automatically records data schema so users can explore data sources before accessing them. Data owners can add information like description, classifications, and contacts to their assets to provide users a more complete picture of their data estate. With current privileges, I am not able to view data schema of any of the assets or the data sources. Edit any asset to add information even though I am the data owner of some azure databases and Fabric Items. I am not able to see metadata of the Fabric items that I see under browse section in Data Catalog. Below given image shows what all I can see in live view of a Fabric asset Questions: Do I need to be added to a data curator to have access to these features? What are the steps to get assigned as tenant admin, global admin or Microsoft Purview admin so I can create domains/collections>assign myself to a data curator role? Do I need to register and scan data sources in order access metadata in data catalog free solution? Please let me know if I am missing any steps in order to access the features of the Data catalog that comes in free version and if I need to have additional permissions in order to gain access to the same.Azure Data Catalog Rest API with Postman?
Hello, one of our developers is trying to use the Azure Data Catalog API in conjunction with Postman. I have forwarded him documentation on how to use the API in Visual Studio, but he would like to use it with postman instead. We can get as far as obtaining our access token, but access is denied when trying to access our catalog through the API with Postman. It does work when using the visual studio solutions provided in the examples here https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/resources/samples/?service=data-catalog&sort=0Three new reasons to love the TSI explorer
Today we’re pleased to announce three new Time Series Insights (TSI) explorer capabilities that we think our users are going to love. First, we are delighted to share that the TSI explorer, the visualization service of TSI, is now generally available and backed by our SLA. Second, we’ve made the TSI explorer more accessible and easier to use for those with visual and fine-motor disabilities. And finally, we’ve made it easy to export aggregate event data to other analytics tools like Microsoft Excel. Now that the TSI explorer is generally available, users will notice that the explorer is backed by TSI’s service level agreement (SLA), and we’ve removed the preview moniker from the backsplash when the explorer is loading. We have many customers using TSI in production environments and we’re thrilled to offer them the same SLA that backs the rest of the product. The ActionPoint IoT-PREDICT solution is a great example of one of those customers using the TSI explorer to enable their customers to explore and analyze time series data quickly. Read about it in the Azure blog.
