Category: Microsoft Fabric
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Welcome back to our ongoing series on Microsoft Fabric capacity management. So far, we’ve covered: In this third installment, we’ll focus on a crucial aspect — how to alert users effectively when capacity throttling occurs. Capacity is overloaded, throttling kicks in. Let’s imagine that we don’t want to restart the capacity to monetize all the…
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Managing Microsoft Analytics: Why Auditing and Observability Are Critical Running a modern analytics platform today requires more than just keeping pace with technology—it calls for a strategic balance between innovation and operational efficiency. Many organizations using Microsoft Power BI and Microsoft Fabric face challenges when it comes to scaling, controlling costs, and maintaining optimal performance.…
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This is the 2nd part of our Fabric Capacity Management series.If you missed it, check the previous post:👉 Causes and Consequences of Capacity Overloads In the previous article, we explained what capacity throttling is and listed the most common causes. Now, let’s imagine a situation where an overload occurs, throttling kicks in, and users start…
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In the series of next posts, we’d like to go through different aspects of Microsoft Fabric Capacity management. We start with an explanation of Microsoft Fabric capacity overloads — one of the biggest headaches when utilizing this service. Why? Because overloads can paralyze a significant part of the organization’s reporting capabilities and, without a proper strategy,…
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Chargeback of Microsoft Fabric cost has always been a challenge. Until recently, Microsoft offered no native tools to split Microsoft Fabric cost among users. In many organizations—where Fabric is centrally managed by IT—capacity is treated as a shared resource. This creates serious limitations and shapes how self-service BI users interact with Fabric. Citizen developers often…