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title: "Enterprise Data Platform — Microsoft Fabric | Lucid Labs"
description: "A production-ready Microsoft Fabric medallion architecture accelerator — Bronze to Gold, metadata-driven pipelines, lineage, managed identities, IaC and CI/CD."
url: "https://lucidlabs.com.au/products/enterprise-data-platform"
---

Accelerator

Deployed on customer platforms

# Enterprise Data Platform

Microsoft Fabric medallion architecture, pre-built

A production-ready Fabric starting point — Bronze → Silver → Gold, metadata-driven pipelines, lineage tracking, Key Vault and managed identities, IaC and CI/CD already wired up. You skip the plumbing and start on your data.

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## The first three months of a data platform are always the same

Every Fabric build starts with the same work: naming standards, medallion layers, a pipeline framework, secret handling, environments, deployment, tests. It is necessary, it is well understood, and it is not where your advantage comes from.

Teams that skip it ship faster for a quarter and then spend a year unpicking it — untagged resources, secrets in notebooks, transformations nobody can trace back to a source.

This accelerator is that groundwork, already done and already run in production. You brand it, point it at your sources, and spend the first three months on the data instead.

## How it works

1.  ### Stand up the platform
    
    Infrastructure as code deploys the Fabric workspace, storage, Key Vault, and identities into your subscription with standard tagging applied from the start.
    
2.  ### Land your sources
    
    Metadata-driven ingestion means adding a source is a configuration entry, not a new pipeline. Bronze keeps the raw record exactly as it arrived.
    
3.  ### Model up the layers
    
    Silver applies cleansing, typing, and business rules; Gold serves the semantic models and reports. Lineage is tracked across every hop.
    
4.  ### Ship it repeatedly
    
    CI/CD promotes changes through environments with automated tests on the transformations, so the second release is as boring as the first.
    

## What you get

### Medallion architecture, documented

Bronze, Silver, and Gold with business-friendly asset naming and a written rationale. A new engineer can find their way around in a day.

### Metadata-driven pipelines

New sources onboard through configuration rather than copy-pasted notebooks. The tenth source costs about what the first one did.

### Security wired in

Key Vault, managed identities, and least-privilege access from the first deployment. Not retrofitted after a security review.

### Tested and deployable

Unit tests on transformations and Delta optimisations applied. CI/CD promotes through environments without manual steps.

## Built on

-   Microsoft Fabric
    
-   Microsoft Fabric IQ
    
-   Delta Lake
    
-   Azure
    
-   Azure Key Vault
    
-   Power BI
    
-   GitHub Actions
    

## Skip the plumbing on your Fabric build

Start with a data and analytics maturity assessment — if modernising will not pay off yet, we will tell you that before anyone deploys anything.

[Talk through a platform build](https://lucidlabs.com.au/engagements)