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Fabric November 2025 Feature Summary

noviembre 18, 2025 por Adam Saxton 76,278 Vistas

The November 2025 Fabric release introduces several major updates, including the general availability of SQL database, Cosmos DB, and enhanced mirroring support for key data sources such as SQL Server, Cosmos DB, and PostgreSQL. This month also brings new AI-driven features like Copilot sidecar chat tools and real-time data exploration, as well as crucial platform …

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Sourcing Schema-Driven Events from EventHub into Fabric Eventstreams (Preview)

In our previous blog post on Schema Registry and Eventstreams, we introduced how Schema Registry in Microsoft Fabric Real-Time Intelligence enables type-safe, reliable event processing pipelines. With Azure EventHub integration with schema-enabled Eventstreams in preview, this brings enterprise-grade event streaming with schema validation to your real-time analytics workflows. Why EventHub + Schema Registry Matters Azure EventHub …

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Adaptive Target File Size Management in Fabric Spark

Set It and Forget It Target File Size Optimization What if you could enable a single setting and never worry about file size tuning again? Or if your tables automatically adjusted their optimal file sizes as they grew from megabytes to terabytes, without any manual intervention? Today’s data teams face a familiar challenge. Too small, …

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Introducing the Job-Level Bursting Switch in Microsoft Fabric

We’re introducing a new feature that gives you more granular control over your Spark compute resources in Microsoft Fabric: The Job-Level Bursting Switch. This highly anticipated addition empowers capacity administrators to fine-tune how Spark jobs utilize burst capacity, optimizing for either peak performance or higher concurrency based on your specific workload needs. Microsoft Fabric’s Compute …

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Gain End-to-End Visibility into Data Activity Using OneLake diagnostics (Generally Available)

OneLake diagnostics, makes it simple to answer ‘who accessed what, when, and how’ across your Fabric workspaces. OneLake diagnostics provides similar capabilities to Azure Blob Storage monitoring. OneLake is the data lake powering Microsoft Fabric. OneLake unifies all your data into a single virtual lake and brings together powerful features for enterprise data management: Alongside …

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Extending Outbound Access Protection to Fabric Warehouse and SQL Analytics Endpoint

With the release of Outbound Access Protection (OAP) for Fabric workspaces, customers gained a powerful safeguard: the ability to strictly control where outbound connections can be established. Meaning data loads and queries across the workspace are limited to trusted destinations, reducing risk and strengthening governance. Now, Fabric Warehouse (Preview) and SQL Analytics Endpoint (GA) are …

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