Agentic Fabric: How MCP is turning your data platform into an AI-native operating system
Something fundamental is changing in how developers interact with data platforms. Not a feature update, not a UI refresh, but a shift in the interface itself.
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Evolving Agentic Applications on Microsoft Fabric: From Automated Deployment to Integrating Data Agents
In our previous post, Operationalizing Agentic Applications with Microsoft Fabric, we focused on a core challenge teams encounter once an agentic application moves beyond a proof of concept: operational reality. Specifically, how do you observe, govern, evaluate, and analyze what agents are doing once they interact with real users, data, and business processes at scale? … Continue reading “Evolving Agentic Applications on Microsoft Fabric: From Automated Deployment to Integrating Data Agents”
Give your AI agent the keys to OneLake: OneLake MCP (Generally Available)
Have you ever tried to understand what’s stored in your Fabric items? Would you even know where to begin? I had 92,000 UK property transactions sitting in an open mirrored database. Rather than spending hours sorting through documentation, I just asked my AI agent: “Document what’s in the House Price Open Mirror in my UK … Continue reading “Give your AI agent the keys to OneLake: OneLake MCP (Generally Available)”
Answers to common questions about Fabric Data Factory
As the Data Integration Customer Advisory Team (CAT) lead, I spent a lot of time talking to customers at the recent FabCon/SQLCon about Fabric Data Factory, and I came away with a clear picture of what’s on customers’ minds when it comes to the future of data integration. Many of the same questions came up … Continue reading “Answers to common questions about Fabric Data Factory”
Capacity Scheduler: Smarter capacity control for Eventhouse (Preview)
Modern, real-time analytics workloads are rarely flat. In Eventhouse, some of the customers consistently told us that their usage follows clear, predictable patterns: heavy ingestion during business hours, lighter query traffic overnight, quiet weekends, and short but critical pipeline windows. Previously, customers had to choose a single minimum capacity value for the entire week, paying … Continue reading “Capacity Scheduler: Smarter capacity control for Eventhouse (Preview)”
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