If you are just using the Connector SDK and not an OPA extension could you not just code the connector to first retrieve the secret from the Key Vault with a get within the ruby code, then use that result of that get to populate the required details ...
Well the answer is: "it depends" οTo be a little more succinct. it depends on how you are managing data within your Fabric environment. The beauty of Fabric is that it isnt prescriptive and gives you many options for how you manage your data. Here ar...
A better way if you really want to do this is just to copy the schema from the Common Data Model object1) First got to the Common Data Model schema you want to copy from.2) Select "Edit Schema"3) Copy the object(s) you need4) In the request, select ...
If you have access to Kafka Connect connectors it might be easier/safer to configure the HTTP Sink Connector to post the events received from Kafka to the Event Streams API endpoint (and to specific topics). Then you can create a recipe that triggers...
Be VERY careful with this, as each call to the Logger counts as a Task in your allotment. This can quickly become a very expensive way to debug your code.
