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DevOps with Matthias Thierbach

July 21, 2025

DevOps with Matthias Thierbach

The explicit measures podcast unpacks what DevOps means. It's not software, it's a way of thinking. Matthias is the creator of the beloved TMDL format.

Deep Dive on CI/CD Branching Strategy – Ep. 436

June 27, 2025

Deep Dive on CI/CD Branching Strategy – Ep. 436

Mike, Tommy, and guest Mathias Thierbach unpack CI/CD branching strategies — Git Flow, GitHub Flow, GitLab Flow, and trunk-based development — exploring how they apply to Microsoft Fabric, the tooling gaps that remain, and practical advice for teams just getting started with source control.

DataOps is the Future of Power BI Teams – Ep. 435

June 25, 2025

DataOps is the Future of Power BI Teams – Ep. 435

Tommy, Mike, and guest Mathias Thierbach unpack what DataOps means for Power BI and Fabric teams — from source control and automated testing to scaling with junior developers. The trio debates whether AI is the key to rapid DataOps adoption and why the click-and-drag approach to Fabric projects won't survive long-term.

Top Down and Bottom Up DevOps – Ep. 434

June 20, 2025

Top Down and Bottom Up DevOps – Ep. 434

Mike, Tommy, and guest Matias discuss the top-down and bottom-up approaches to adopting DevOps in Power BI and Fabric teams. From convincing leadership to grassroots adoption with Git integration, they unpack practical strategies for building a DevOps culture in BI organizations.

DevOps and You, Your Team, and Your Data – Ep. 433

June 18, 2025

DevOps and You, Your Team, and Your Data – Ep. 433

Mike and Tommy are joined by Mathias Thierbach to unpack what DevOps really means for Power BI and Fabric teams — beyond just CI/CD. They cover why source control is the starting line, where automated testing fits (and why Microsoft tooling is still thin), plus how PBIR/PBIP and modern file formats unlock collaboration at scale.

PBIP – Ep. 228

June 30, 2023

PBIP – Ep. 228

In Ep. 228, Mike, Tommy, and Seth break down PBIP (the Power BI Project format) and what it unlocks for real Git workflows: diffs, pull requests, and repeatable CI/CD. They also discuss Fabric Git integration and why preview features still demand cost and governance discipline.

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