[Anuj] Adding Fabric CI/CD sample

single_tech_samples/fabric/fabric_ci_cd/.envtemplate

@@ -4,6 +4,8 @@ AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID=""
 AZURE_LOCATION=""
 # The email address of the Fabric capacity admin. This should be from the same tenant where capacity is being created.
 CAPACITY_ADMIN_EMAIL=""
+# The name of the existing Fabric capacity. This name is required if you want to use an existing capacity instead of creating a new one.
+EXISTING_CAPACITY_NAME=""
 # The name of the Fabric project. This name is used for naming the Fabric resources.
 FABRIC_PROJECT_NAME=""
 # The name of the Fabric domain. It can be an existing domain.

single_tech_samples/fabric/fabric_ci_cd/README.md

@@ -63,6 +63,7 @@ Here are the steps to use the bootstrap script:
     AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID='Azure Subscription Id'
     AZURE_LOCATION='The location where the Azure resources will be created'
     CAPACITY_ADMIN_EMAIL='The email address of the Fabric capacity admin. This should be from the same tenant where capacity is being created.'
+    EXISTING_CAPACITY_NAME="The name of the existing Fabric capacity. This name is required if you want to use an existing capacity instead of creating a new one."
     FABRIC_PROJECT_NAME='The name of the Fabric project. This name is used for naming the Fabric resources.'
     FABRIC_DOMAIN_NAME="The name of the Fabric domain. It can be an existing domain."
     FABRIC_SUBDOMAIN_NAME="The name of the Fabric subdomain. It can be an existing subdomain."
@@ -80,7 +81,7 @@ Here are the steps to use the bootstrap script:
 
     | Flag                                | Description                                                           | Default value | Required environment  variables                                                                         |
     | :---------------------------------- | :-------------------------------------------------------------------- | :------------ |  :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
-    | deploy_azure_resources              | Flag to deploy Azure resources.                                       | false         | `AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID`</br>`AZURE_LOCATION`</br>`CAPACITY_ADMIN_EMAIL`                                |
+    | deploy_azure_resources              | Flag to deploy Azure resources.                                       | false         | If set to false:</br>`EXISTING_CAPACITY_NAME`</br>If set to false:</br>`AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID`</br>`AZURE_LOCATION`</br>`CAPACITY_ADMIN_EMAIL`                               |
     | create_workspaces                   | Flag to create new Fabric workspaces.                                 | true          | `FABRIC_PROJECT_NAME`                                                                                  |
     | setup_deployment_pipeline           | Flag to create a deployment pipeline and assign workspaces to stages. | true          | `FABRIC_PROJECT_NAME`                                                                                  |
     | create_default_lakehouse            | Flag to create a default Lakehouse.                                   | true          | -                                                                                                   |
@@ -188,7 +189,7 @@ The bootstrap script is designed to automate the creation of initial Fabric work
 
 Here is a summary of the steps that the script performs:
 
-- Creates an Azure resource group and a Fabric capacity. If the capacity already exists, the script fetches the Id based on the capacity name.
+- Creates an Azure resource group and a Fabric capacity. For using an existing capacity, set `deploy_azure_resources` to `false` and provide the existing capacity name using `EXISTING_CAPACITY_NAME` environment variable.
 - Creates three Fabric workspaces for development (DEV), user acceptance testing (UAT), and production (PRD). If the workspaces already exist, the script fetch the corresponding workspace Ids and writes a warning message to validate that the existing workspaces are indeed connected to the intended capacity.
 - Creates a deployment pipeline and assigns the workspaces to the stages. If any pipeline stage is already associated with a different workspace, it reassigns the new workspaces to the stage.
 - Creates a Fabric Lakehouse `lh_main`.

single_tech_samples/fabric/fabric_ci_cd/bootstrap.sh

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ fabric_bearer_token="$FABRIC_BEARER_TOKEN"
 fabric_project_name="$FABRIC_PROJECT_NAME"
 location="$AZURE_LOCATION"
 capacity_admin_email="$CAPACITY_ADMIN_EMAIL"
+existing_capacity_name="$EXISTING_CAPACITY_NAME"
 ## APIs Endpoints
 fabric_api_endpoint="https://api.fabric.microsoft.com/v1"
 deployment_api_endpoint="$fabric_api_endpoint.0/myorg/pipelines"
@@ -38,9 +39,9 @@ trigger_notebook_execution="true"
 trigger_pipeline_execution="true"
 should_disconnect="false"
 connect_to_git="true"
-create_domain_and_attach_workspaces="false"
-add_workspace_admins="false"
-add_pipeline_admins="false"
+create_domain_and_attach_workspaces="true"
+add_workspace_admins="true"
+add_pipeline_admins="true"
 
 # Derived variables (change as per the project requirements)
 onelake_name="onelake"
@@ -72,10 +73,13 @@ function create_resource_group () {
 
 function deploy_azure_resources() {
     resource_group_name="$1"
+    azure_location="$2"
+    capacity_name="$3"
+    capacity_admin_email="$4"
     arm_output=$(az deployment group create \
         --resource-group "$resource_group_name" \
         --template-file infra/main.bicep \
-        --parameters location="$AZURE_LOCATION" capacityName="$fabric_capacity_name" adminEmail="$capacity_admin_email" \
+        --parameters location="$azure_location" capacityName="$capacity_name" adminEmail="$capacity_admin_email" \
         --output json)
 
     if [[ -z $arm_output ]]; then
@@ -87,8 +91,9 @@ function deploy_azure_resources() {
 }
 
 function get_capacity_id() {
+    capacity_name="$1"
     response=$(curl -s -X GET -H "Authorization: Bearer $fabric_bearer_token" "$fabric_api_endpoint/capacities")
-    capacity_id=$(echo "${response}" | jq -r --arg var "$fabric_capacity_name" '.value[] | select(.displayName == $var) | .id')
+    capacity_id=$(echo "${response}" | jq -r --arg var "$capacity_name" '.value[] | select(.displayName == $var) | .id')
     echo "$capacity_id"
 }
 
@@ -580,16 +585,26 @@ echo "[I] ############ Azure Resource Deployment ############"
 if [[ "$deploy_azure_resources" = "true" ]]; then
     echo "[I] Creating resource group '$resource_group_name'"
     create_resource_group "$resource_group_name"
-
     echo "[I] Deploying Azure resources to resource group '$resource_group_name'"
-    deploy_azure_resources "$resource_group_name"
+    deploy_azure_resources "$resource_group_name" "$location" "$fabric_capacity_name" "$capacity_admin_email"
 else
-    echo "[I] Variable 'deploy_azure_resources' set to $deploy_azure_resources, skipping Azure resource deployment."
+    if [[ -n "$existing_capacity_name" ]]; then
+        echo "[I] Variable 'deploy_azure_resources' set to $deploy_azure_resources, using existing capacity '$existing_capacity_name'."
+        # As an existing capacity is being used, the "fabric_capacity_name" variable is overridden with the name of the existing capacity passed.
+        fabric_capacity_name="$existing_capacity_name"
+    else
+        echo "[E] As variable 'deploy_azure_resources' is set to $deploy_azure_resources, you need to set 'EXISTING_CAPACITY_NAME' environment variable."
+        exit 1
+    fi
 fi
 
 echo "[I] ############ Workspace Creation ############"
 if [[ "$create_workspaces" = "true" ]]; then
-    capacity_id=$(get_capacity_id)
+    capacity_id=$(get_capacity_id "$fabric_capacity_name")
+    if [[ -z "$capacity_id" ]]; then
+        echo "[E] Capacity '$fabric_capacity_name' not found. Please verify the capacity name passed."
+        exit 1
+    fi
     echo "[I] Fabric capacity is '$fabric_capacity_name' ($capacity_id)"
 
     for ((i=0; i<${#workspace_names[@]}; i++)); do