May 14, 2024 by Arun Ulagaratchagan 5,482 Views
Earlier this year, we hosted our first-ever Microsoft Fabric Community Conference in Las Vegas, and the response blew us away! Read about the event here. Over 4,200 attendees engaged with experts from engineering, our customers and our community to learn, engage and get hands-on experience with Fabric. We presented, demoed and discussed data warehousing, data movement, …
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Unlock the Power of Reusing Your Library in the Lakehouse with This Step-by-Step Guide. Fabric provides you with different options to build your analytics solution. If you decide to use Lakehouse and code your solution with Python you may want to reuse some functions and reuse certain business logic across your code. Once your library …
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On July 5th, we announced the ability to clone data warehouse tables within Microsoft Fabric as of current point in time. The ability to clone tables is a powerful technique that not only empowers businesses to streamline reporting and analytics but also helps expedite development and testing processes. While data warehouses constantly evolve, it is often …
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Today, we are excited to share a list of user experience features that we’ve shipped within Fabric Warehouse during the month of Nov 2023, to help drive productivity and simplify the experience. The following are the list of features: The rest of the blog describes each of these features in greater detail. Clone table experience …
We are excited to announce automatic data compaction for Data Warehouses! One of our goals with the Data Warehouse is automate as much as possible to make it easier and cheaper for you to build and use them. This means you will be spending your time on adding and gaining insights from your data instead …
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Microsoft OneLake provides a single unified storage location for all your data analytics needs. Whether your data is stored directly in OneLake or through other storage accounts, all your data is accessible through OneLake. Microsoft OneLake makes this possible through a virtualization layer called Shortcuts. Shortcuts in OneLake allow you to reference different storage locations …
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