How to blow up your Fabric Capacity (and how to avoid it)

In this session, we strive to deliver more insights into the working of Fabric Capacities and the abstraction of Capacity Units. What pragmatic ways are there to predict if a solution is relatively low or high in the usage of Capacity Units? How do we monitor the usage and how can we resolve problems quickly in case of emergency?

Topics:

• Funny (hopefully) real-life story on how one user blew up the entire production Fabric Capacity, which resulted in errors on datasets and reports.

• What lessons can learned from this

• What is the concept of the Microsoft Fabric Capacity and what does bursting mean

• What are capacity units and how are these measured per different resource

• What are ‘expensive/cheap’ resources and patterns

• How does an end-user request translate to the usage of capacity units

• How can you monitor the usage per capacity and resource

• What measures can you take to separate different workloads and different environments (lifecycle)

 

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