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Introduction to Microsoft Fabric

Fiodar Sazanavets

Senior Software Engineer

Chapter 1: Introduction to Fabric

  • A unified analytics environment
  • Workloads map to job functions
  • Workspaces organize teams and projects
  • Roles and governance control access

Microsoft Fabric's workloads sit on a shared platform of Copilot, OneLake, and governance

Introduction to Microsoft Fabric

Chapter 2: Data management in Fabric

  • OneLake: the shared storage foundation
  • OneLake catalog: discovering trusted data
  • Pipelines: bringing data into Fabric

OneLake catalog as a library help desk where users find, locate, and reuse data shelved by domain

Introduction to Microsoft Fabric

Chapter 3: Fabric and big data

  • Lakehouses store files and tables
  • Warehouses store structured relational data
  • Both are queried with SQL or the visual query editor

Lakehouse shown as a workshop of mixed raw materials next to a warehouse of neatly labeled boxes on shelves

Introduction to Microsoft Fabric

Chapter 4: Data analytics and Real-Time Intelligence

  • Notebooks run custom code
  • Semantic models feed reports; Copilot assists analysis
  • Eventstreams capture events; Eventhouses query them with KQL

Chapter 4 topics: notebooks, semantic models and reports, and Real-Time Intelligence

Introduction to Microsoft Fabric

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Introduction to Microsoft Fabric

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