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Implementing proactive monitoring with KQL query alerts with Activator

Driving actions from real-time organizational data is important for making informed data-driven decisions and improving overall efficiency. By leveraging data effectively, organizations can gain insights into customer behaviour, operational performance, and market trends, enabling them to respond promptly to emerging issues and opportunities. Setting alerts on KQL queries can significantly enhance this proactive approach, especially … Continue reading “Implementing proactive monitoring with KQL query alerts with Activator”

Exciting New Features for Mirroring for Azure SQL in Fabric

Attention data engineers, database developers, and data analysts! We’re pumped to reveal exciting upgrades to Mirroring for Azure SQL Database in Fabric today at the Fabric Conference in Las Vegas 2025. Since it became Generally Available, Mirroring for Azure SQL Database has been a game-changer, letting you replicate data seamlessly and integrate it within the … Continue reading “Exciting New Features for Mirroring for Azure SQL in Fabric”

What’s new for SQL database in Fabric?

Spring 2025 round up: performance, Developer Experience, and Data Management! Co-author:  Idris Motiwala This week, at the 2025 Fabric Conference in Las Vegas, we are unveiling a series of features for the SQL database in Fabric, including: performance enhancements, streamlined developer workflows, and improved data pipeline management. Here are the high-level features you can look … Continue reading “What’s new for SQL database in Fabric?”

AI Ready Apps: build RAG Data pipeline from Azure Blob Storage to SQL Database in Microsoft Fabric within minutes

Microsoft Fabric is a unified, secure, and user-friendly data platform equipped with features necessary for developing enterprise-grade applications with minimal or no coding required. Last year, the platform was enhanced by introducing SQL Database in Fabric, facilitating AI application development within Microsoft Fabric. In a previous blog post, we discussed how to build a chatbot … Continue reading “AI Ready Apps: build RAG Data pipeline from Azure Blob Storage to SQL Database in Microsoft Fabric within minutes”

Mirroring in Fabric – What’s new

Mirroring is a powerful feature in Microsoft Fabric, enabling you to seamlessly reflect your existing data estate continuously from any database or data warehouse into OneLake in Fabric. Once Mirroring starts the replication process, the mirrored data is automatically kept up to date at near real-time in Fabric OneLake. With your data estates landed into … Continue reading “Mirroring in Fabric – What’s new”