Microsoft Fabric Updates Blog

Exposing Lakehouse Materialized Views to applications in minutes with GraphQL APIs in Microsoft Fabric

In today’s data-driven world, the ability to quickly expose data through modern APIs is crucial. Microsoft Fabric’s API for GraphQL combined with Materialized Lake Views offers a powerful solution that bridges the gap between your Fabric LakeHouse data and application developers who need fast, flexible access to your data. In this guide, we’ll walk you … Continue reading “Exposing Lakehouse Materialized Views to applications in minutes with GraphQL APIs in Microsoft Fabric”

Connecting AI Agents to Microsoft Fabric with GraphQL and the Model Context Protocol (MCP)

Have you ever wondered how to give AI assistants access to your organization’s data in a clean, structured way? The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that creates a bridge between large language models and external tools, APIs, and data sources. Think of it as a universal translator that lets AI agents understand … Continue reading “Connecting AI Agents to Microsoft Fabric with GraphQL and the Model Context Protocol (MCP)”

Integrating Azure API Management with Fabric API for GraphQL

Introduction Integrating Azure API Management (APIM) with Microsoft Fabric’s API for GraphQL can significantly enhance your API’s capabilities by providing robust scalability and security features such as identity management, rate limiting, and caching. This post will guide you through the process of setting up and configuring these features. You may not be familiar with API … Continue reading “Integrating Azure API Management with Fabric API for GraphQL”

Introducing Aggregations in Fabric API for GraphQL: Query Smarter, Not Harder

Summarize, group, and explore data in one step with the new GraphQL aggregations feature We’re excited to launch a powerful new capability in the Fabric API for GraphQL—Aggregations. This feature brings native support for summary-level insights directly into your GraphQL queries, making your data exploration faster, simpler, and more efficient. Why Aggregations? Until now, getting … Continue reading “Introducing Aggregations in Fabric API for GraphQL: Query Smarter, Not Harder”

Smart Mutations in Microsoft Fabric API for GraphQL with Stored Procedures

Overview Microsoft Fabric API for GraphQL makes it easy to query and mutate data from a Fabric- SQL database and other Fabric data sources such as Data Warehouse and Lakehouse, with strongly typed schemas and a rich query language allowing developers to create an intuitive API without writing custom server code. While you can’t customize … Continue reading “Smart Mutations in Microsoft Fabric API for GraphQL with Stored Procedures”