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Announcing the new Terraform Provider for Microsoft Fabric (Public Preview)

A new Terraform Provider for Microsoft Fabric is now in public preview. This provider empowers users to automate and streamline their deployment and management processes in a declarative manner. With the Terraform Provider for Microsoft Fabric, users can: Enhance Governance and Compliance: Establish and enforce processes, mitigate risks, identify and rectify infrastructure drifts, use policies … Continue reading “Announcing the new Terraform Provider for Microsoft Fabric (Public Preview)”

Using Microsoft Fabric for Generative AI: A Guide to Building and Improving RAG Systems

In the previous blog, we explained how to use Microsoft Fabric to build custom AI applications, focusing on transforming your data into valuable knowledge for Generative AI applications. Specifically, we demonstrated how to implement a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) system using Microsoft Fabric, integrating Azure OpenAI and Azure AI Search. We are excited to share a … Continue reading “Using Microsoft Fabric for Generative AI: A Guide to Building and Improving RAG Systems”

Announcing improved JSON support in Fabric DW

We’ve improved the JSON support in Fabric Datawarehouse (Fabric DW) and have added the following features in Fabric DW: The JSON_PATH_EXIST function checks if there is a value on the given path in JSON text. The JSON_OBJECT and JSON_ARRAY functions enable you to more easily create JSON objects or arrays based on a set of … Continue reading “Announcing improved JSON support in Fabric DW”

Working with large data types in Fabric Data Warehouse

Traditionally, warehouses are designed for smaller data types (numbers, dates, smaller strings) that are suitable for efficient analytics. Currently, Fabric Data Warehouse has a limit that allows you to store string or binary data up to 8KB per cell. Increasing this limit has been one of the top requests for Fabric DW. We are excited … Continue reading “Working with large data types in Fabric Data Warehouse”