July 23, 2024 at 9:53 pm
So having seen the term dataverse thrown around I pictured it as some sort of marketing buzzword.
Recently I've been looking at the MS Power Platform and this term pops up all over the place.
So I googled it. Wikipedia talked of an open source product written in Java and I wondered if I may need to be more specific so I googled MS dataverse and read this long page that talked about storing data in tables with columns/rows/rules/calculated colums/logic/permissions, CRUD etc etc.
When I finished reading all I could think was "haven't I just read the definition of a database?"
Am I missing something? Can someone tell me what a dataverse is over and above a database.
I'm a DBA by trade so maybe this dataverse is just a trendy term to abstract the underlying data storage from the developer.... or maybe something else?
July 24, 2024 at 12:44 pm
The latest thing thrown around is MS Fabric.
Found a page about the differences between Fabric and Dataverse https://fabriconelake.com/microsoft-fabric-vs-dataverse-comparison-for-microservices-and-data-management/
Our company is not that far yet to represent information as an unified views where users can cherrypick
Still busy with reports, datawarehouse and some PowerBI's
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