Summary
In this module, you learned about the GraphQL API in Microsoft Fabric and its capabilities. The module covered how to use the API for data retrieval and modification, the requirement of authentication through Microsoft Entra, and the need of defining a primary key for automatic mutation generation in warehouses and SQL Databases. You also learned how to create an API for data access in Fabric, connect it to a data source, and select objects to expose to the API. The module further explained how to enable or disable queries and mutations for control over API access and usage, and how GraphQL supports various relationships for efficient data querying.
The main takeaways from this module include understanding how to use the GraphQL editor in Microsoft Fabric to build and test queries and mutations. The module emphasized the ability of GraphQL in Fabric to connect to multiple data sources, integrating diverse data sets into a unified API.