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In May 2023, Microsoft announced Microsoft Fabric as a revolutionary solution to unify every analytical workload on a single platform. The promise was ambitious: lakehouse, data warehouse…
Imagine an orchestra where every musician plays alone, without communicating with the others. The violinist plays their melody, the pianist follows their own rhythm, and the drummer keeps a completely different beat…
July 2025 arrived with a shower of updates that turned Microsoft Fabric into an even more powerful superhero. Like any self-respecting hero, Fabric never stops evolving, picking up new powers and…
Picture a large, modern airport with VIP lounges, strict protocols and exclusive tunnels for boarding and arrivals. Now picture that this airport is your Microsoft Fabric workspace.
April is here, and with it, Microsoft Fabric has prepared a set of important updates. As a platform that’s always looking to innovate, Fabric treats us to a variety of new and improved “dishes”…
Hey there, data community! You know that feeling of being in Gotham City… I mean, in our Data City? It’s vibrant, full of opportunities, but also packed with challenges: we’ve got the villains of…
I was thinking about how to explain the Microsoft Fabric SKU Estimator in a simple way, and the age-old art of the Brazilian churrasco came to mind. Yes, because anyone who has ever hosted a barbecue knows there is a very…
The other day, while thinking about a new article to share here on LinkedIn, I caught myself reflecting on how hard it is to explain what we do with data and technology to a child, or even to an older relative…
Migrating an established platform like SAS can look like a complex challenge. But, just like making an irresistible Banoffee, if we follow the steps calmly and methodically, the result will be delicious! Inspired…
Picture a modern production line where products are manufactured in real time, without interruption. Now swap the products for data, and you’ll have an idea of what data streaming is. Welcome to the factory…
Azure Synapse is Microsoft’s Data Warehouse solution on the Azure cloud. However, it has been facing internal competition from Databricks for some time and, since last year, from Microsoft Fabric as well.
There are several ways to pause, resume, or scale a Microsoft Fabric Capacity. Note that this applies only to F-SKUs in Azure, since Premium Capacity (P-SKU) can only be scaled.
