June 26, 2024 by Jason Himmelstein 24,312 Views
Welcome to the June 2024 update. Here are a few, select highlights of the many we have for Fabric. Fabric Spark connector for Fabric Data Warehouse in Spark runtime is now available. Query activity, a one-stop view of your running and completed SQL queries for workspace admins is being announced. You can now run queries …
Author(s):Amir Jafari, Senior Product Manager in Azure Data.Sheryl Zhao, Principal Applied Scientist in Azure Data.Mark Hamilton, Senior Software Engineer in Azure Data.Nellie Gustafsson, Principal PM Manager in Azure Data. In our previous blog, we showcased the capability of Microsoft Fabric and SynapseML to utilize large language models (LLMs) for efficient question and answer tasks on …
Microsoft Fabric is a cloud-based platform that offers various services and experiences for different analytical scenarios, such as data engineering, data science, real-time analytics, and business intelligence. Microsoft Fabric is built on a foundation of Software as a Service (SaaS), which means that users do not have to worry about the underlying infrastructure or management …
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AUTHOR: Guy Reginiano, Program Manager In today’s data-driven landscape, the ability to capture, analyze, and visualize vast amounts of real-time data from diverse sources is crucial for making informed decisions and gaining a competitive edge. Synapse Real-Time Analytics in Microsoft Fabric offers a comprehensive solution to this challenge. Its seamless integration with Data factory in …
I was working on an example for a customer about logging a file error of execution while you are running multiple notebooks in parallel in a try-and-catch scenario. While thinking about that scenario in a Fabric environment I realized this work is now so much easier. As I mentioned before in other posts, OneLake integration …
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What is good design? In the data integration design team at Microsoft, we ask ourselves this question every day as we strive to create products that meet the needs and expectations of our customers. Design is not just about aesthetics or functionality, but about creating meaningful and relevant experiences for customers. Every design tells a story. It tells a story about people: what they want and what they need.
