Microsoft Fabric Updates Blog

New Item Panel in Workspace

As a developer working on data solutions in Fabric, you frequently create items in workspaces. Previously, by selecting ‘+New’ in the workspace, you can access a drop-down menu with some pre-defined item types to get started. However, when you need to create other types of items, you have to navigate to a new page, which … Continue reading “New Item Panel in Workspace”

Use OneLake shortcuts to access data across capacities: Even when the producing capacity is paused!

Shortcuts in Microsoft OneLake allow you to unify your data across domains and clouds by creating a single virtual data lake for your entire enterprise. With shortcuts, data can be reused multiple times, making it simple to consolidate data, without data movement, data duplication or changing ownership of the data. The consumption of data via … Continue reading “Use OneLake shortcuts to access data across capacities: Even when the producing capacity is paused!”

Announcing the Enhanced Tenant Setting Delegation for Export Controls in Microsoft Fabric

Introduction: We are excited to announce a significant enhancement to the Tenant Setting Delegation feature in Microsoft Fabric. Tenant setting delegation has existed in some form since the public preview launch of Fabric, primarily allowing delegation of workload controls to capacity admins. We are now introducing the delegation of export settings to workspaces via domain. … Continue reading “Announcing the Enhanced Tenant Setting Delegation for Export Controls in Microsoft Fabric”

Tag your data to enrich item curation and discovery

Introducing tags – now in public preview. When it comes to data discovery and management, the modern data estate presents a set of daunting challenges for organizations and admins. An explosion in data sources coupled with rapid movement to the cloud is accommodating admins of all type, as well as CDOs and data stewards busy. … Continue reading “Tag your data to enrich item curation and discovery”

Announcing the General Availability of Mirroring for Snowflake in Microsoft Fabric

Mirroring for Snowflake is now generally available, a frictionless way to add your entire Snowflake databases into OneLake data estate. Setting up Mirroring is trivial and simple. Once Mirroring starts the replication process, the mirrored data is automatically kept up to date at near real-time in OneLake. With your Snowflake data landed into OneLake, the … Continue reading “Announcing the General Availability of Mirroring for Snowflake in Microsoft Fabric”