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See the a hrefhttps://automationadventures.dev>previous post/a> or my a hrefhttps://github.com/justin-leopold/ms_fabric_assessment>GitHub/a> to fork the tool for your own use./p>h3 idnext-steps>Next Steps/h3>p>Once I understood and repackaged the tool I was able to get it to output the needed files for the PowerBI dashboards. However, we wanted to be able to drop these files weekly into a SharePoint site so the dashboards were automatically updated./p>        /div>          a href/posts/powerbi_assessment_via_ansible/ classba b--moon-gray bg-light-gray br2 color-inherit dib f7 hover-bg-moon-gray link mt2 ph2 pv1>read more/a>              /div>    /div>  /div>/article>            /div>                      div classrelative w-100 mb4>              article classbb b--black-10>  div classdb pv4 ph3 ph0-l no-underline dark-gray>    div classflex flex-column flex-row-ns>            div classblah w-100>        h1 classf3 fw1 athelas mt0 lh-title>          a href/posts/powerbi_assessment_package/ classcolor-inherit dim link>            Automating a PowerBI and Fabric Assessment Tool            /a>        /h1>        div classf6 f5-l lh-copy nested-copy-line-height nested-links>          p>This post will be a bit different than the other posts thus far. This will be part 1 which will cover the basics of this wheel based Python package. It will also cover building a custom execution environment to run this tool which requires Python 3.11 or newer./p>h4 idhow-i-got-here>How I got here/h4>p>Quick story time…./p>p>In my current role I am often asked to take a process and wrap some automation around it. The current PowerBI Admin and Data Teams had relied on a somewhat poorly written PowerShell version of a PowerBI assessment tool that had originally come from Microsoft./p>        /div>          a href/posts/powerbi_assessment_package/ classba b--moon-gray bg-light-gray br2 color-inherit dib f7 hover-bg-moon-gray link mt2 ph2 pv1>read more/a>              /div>    /div>  /div>/article>            /div>                      div classrelative w-100 mb4>              article classbb b--black-10>  div classdb pv4 ph3 ph0-l no-underline dark-gray>    div classflex flex-column flex-row-ns>            div classblah w-100>        h1 classf3 fw1 athelas mt0 lh-title>          a href/posts/using_block_special_variables/ classcolor-inherit dim link>            Using special variables in blocks to improve code readability            /a>        /h1>        div classf6 f5-l lh-copy nested-copy-line-height nested-links>          p>This post will cover using special variables that Ansible provides when using blocks for error handling./p>p>I know that it has been a while since i’ve posted. I took a lovely vacation to Japan for 3 weeks and the pre and post trip logistics have me a bit bogged down. This will be a short one./p>p>I just recently discovered that when using a block (and rescue) that two special variables are created that are very useful in limiting the amount of YAML that needs to be written./p>        /div>          a href/posts/using_block_special_variables/ classba b--moon-gray bg-light-gray br2 color-inherit dib f7 hover-bg-moon-gray link mt2 ph2 pv1>read more/a>              /div>    /div>  /div>/article>            /div>                  /section>                section classw-100>          h1 classf3>More/h1>                                h2 classf5 fw4 mb4 dib mr3>              a href/posts/building_ee_app/ classlink black dim>                Creating an execution environment image              /a>            /h2>                      h2 classf5 fw4 mb4 dib mr3>              a href/posts/using_default_values/ classlink black dim>                Using default jinja values in Ansible playbooks              /a>            /h2>                      h2 classf5 fw4 mb4 dib mr3>              a href/posts/placing_when_condition/ classlink black dim>                Improving code readability for Ansible conditionals              /a>            /h2>                      h2 classf5 fw4 mb4 dib mr3>              a href/posts/welcome-to-automation-adventures/ classlink black dim>                Welcome to Automation Adventures              /a>            /h2>                                          a href/posts/ classlink db f6 pa2 br3 bg-mid-gray white dim w4 tc>All Posts/a>                    /section>                /div>          /main>    footer classbg-black bottom-0 w-100 pa3 rolecontentinfo>  div classflex justify-between>  a classf4 fw4 hover-white no-underline white-70 dn dib-ns pv2 ph3 hrefhttps://automationadventures.dev/ >    ©  Automation Adventures 2025   /a>    div>div classananke-socials>/div>/div>  /div>/footer>  /body>/html>

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