Discussion on "Using runMultiple To Orchestrate Notebook Execution in Microsoft Fabric"

Sandeep Pawar · 2024-01-29T23:54:54.462Z

Using runMultiple in MicrosoftFabric notebook isn't new. It was announced, I think, at MS Ignite in November 2023. I tested it and worked beautifully. But the Notebooks team has been quietly adding great features to it and I wanted to show some of th...

Thank you for your work. It has been the basis of our current imlplementation.

Do you know if there is a way to distinguish each individual child notebook CU Consumption ? In the Fabric Capacity Metric application, only the orchestrating notebook is shown.

Thank you for your help !

Are there any additional benefits compared to the traditional method of executing multiple notebooks and managing dependencies through Data Factory or Airflow pipelines? Sandeep Pawar

Very interesting. Will need to try it out.

Thank you so much for this excellent blog. It is really helpful. I wanted to know if there's any way we can store the result of this API (Duration, Status, etc.) Additionally, is there a way to trace start and end time of each notebook execution?

Thanks. MS official documentation is quite poor. i noticed it's missing supported parameters like displayDAGViaGraphviz, useRootDefaultLakehouse. These are parameters which i came across in your blog as well as a few others. I am wondering how you came across these parameters?

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