Shortcuts in OneLake provide a quick and easy way to make your data available in Fabric without having to copy it. Simply create a new shortcut and your data is instantly available to all Fabric workloads. When you first create a new shortcut, you also set up a shared cloud connection. These are the same connections … Continue reading “Manage connections for shortcuts”
Welcome to the Fabric April 2025 Feature Summary! This update brings exciting advancements across various workloads, including Low-code AI tools to accelerate productivity in notebooks (Preview), session Scoped distributed #temp table in Fabric Data Warehouse (Generally Available) and the Migration assistant for Fabric Data Warehouse (Preview) to simplify your migration experience. Contents Community & Events … Continue reading “Fabric April 2025 Feature Summary”
Innovation doesn’t always happen in a straight line. From the invention of the World Wide Web, to the introduction of smartphones, technology often makes massive leaps that transform how we interact with the world almost overnight. Now we’re seeing the next great shift: the era of AI. This shift has been decades in the making, … Continue reading “Build data-driven agents with curated data from OneLake”
You now have the capability with service principals to create shortcuts to Azure Data Lake Storage (ADLS) Gen2 storage accounts that have firewall enabled. Previously, the creation of ADLS Gen2 shortcuts by service principals was restricted when firewall settings were active. However, with the latest changes, service principals will be able to navigate these restrictions … Continue reading “Use Service Principals to create shortcuts to ADLS Gen2 storage accounts with trusted access”
We are excited to announce the latest update to our permission model for OneLake events in the Fabric Real-Time Hub. Previously, users with the ReadAll permission, such as workspace admins, members, and contributors, could subscribe to OneLake events for items like lakehouses, warehouses, SQL databases, mirrored databases, and KQL databases. To provide more granular control, we … Continue reading “Announcing permission model changes for OneLake events in Fabric Real-Time Hub”
