If you design architectures for Microsoft Fabric like me, you’ve likely run into a frustrating roadblock, the lack of up-to-date icons in the official Microsoft repository. Even if you try to extract them directly from https://app.fabric.microsoft.com using any browser extensions, you’re usually met with a massive sheet that looks like this: While it looks great, it’s […]
Microsoft Fabric runs on a Capacity-based model. You purchase one (or more) Fabric capacities for your tenant(s) through the Azure portal, and that instantly unlocks all the Fabric features: Data Factory, Data Engineering, Data Warehouse, Data Science, Fabric SQL Database, Real-Time Analytics, Power BI, Copilot, and storage in OneLake. The cost of Capacity depends […]