Provider Consumption Organization

In the Ultra Transcenders books

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Each book explains Provider Consumption Organization in context, with comparison tables and the common traps.

Terms in this definition

• Provider

  The organisation that shares data in OpenSharing. Recipients also see a provider as a Unity Catalog securable, from which shares can be mounted as catalogs.

• ALL

  A DAX function that ignores any filters and gives back every row of a table or every value of the named columns. Used within CALCULATE, it works as a modifier that clears filters, although REMOVEFILTERS states that intent more clearly where it is available.

• Tenant

  A trusted, dedicated Microsoft Entra ID instance that stores the users, groups and app registrations of one organisation. A subscription trusts only a single tenant, although a tenant can be trusted by several subscriptions.

• VCF Automation

  Self-service platform in VCF for provisioning VM, Kubernetes and AI workloads. Providers manage regions and tenants in one portal, while tenants handle projects and consumption in theirs.

• Capacity

  A reserved block of compute for a tenant whose size is fixed by its SKU; Fabric F SKUs express it in capacity units (CUs). Workspaces assigned to it unlock features like Copilot, and from F64 upwards people with free licences can view Power BI content.

• Lakeflow Jobs

  The orchestration product in Databricks, previously called Workflows. Each job contains at least one task, and the links between tasks make up a directed acyclic graph.

• VCF Operations orchestrator

  Engine for running workflows, previously Aria Automation Orchestrator; VCF Automation relies on it to extend its capabilities and to connect to vSphere and further systems.

• Share

  In OpenSharing, the container you fill with tables, views, volumes, models and notebooks for recipients. You need CREATE SHARE on the metastore to make one; add a schema and all its assets, including later ones, go with history.