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Configuring access controls for items - Microsoft Fabric Tutorial
From the course: Implementing Data Engineering Solutions Using Microsoft Fabric (DP-700) Cert Prep by Microsoft Press
Configuring access controls for items
Configuring access controls for items. Now when we're looking at configuring security for individual items that are in workspaces, what we're actually looking to do is isolate permissions for specific items. As I said in the previous lesson, workspace permissions give you access to all items in the workspace. with varying different degrees of permissions dependent on the workspace role. What we're looking to do is set specific item permissions to allow users to view, modify and possibly manage and share individual items. So for example, if you don't give a user access to a workspace, you provide permissions by sharing an item with a user and this will then give that user access. If you share an item, it automatically grants the user the read permission for that item. And we'll see that later on in an example. And if we are giving users read permissions, then if they do have any access permissions on reports that are linked to the item, for example a lake house or a warehouse, they'll…
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Configuring access controls for workspaces3m 50s
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Configuring access controls for items1m 51s
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Configuring RLS, CLS, object-level, and folder/file-level access controls2m 25s
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Configuring dynamic data masking5m 22s
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Applying sensitivity labels and endorsing items3m 39s
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Configuring and using workspace logging3m 20s
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Configuring and using OneLake security2m 11s
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