Eliminate data silos with OneLake the OneDrive for Data
summary
OneLake provides a single logical data lake per Fabric tenant with no infra to manage, built on ADLS Gen2 and storing tabular data in Delta Parquet open formats so every Fabric item (lakehouse, warehouse, Power BI dataset) reads and writes the same files. Lightweight workspaces and domains enable delegated governance and branding, the data hub offers search, lineage and certification, and shortcuts to S3 and ADLS virtualize external lakes so multiple engines (T‑SQL, Spark, DirectLake for Power BI) operate on one OneLake per tenant without copies.
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- 0:00Intro
- 4:55The foundation of all Fabric data items Fabric data items are prewired to store data in OneLake in open formats
- 10:52OneLake for all domains OneLake gives a true data mesh as a service
- 15:23OneLake gives a true data mesh as a service One Copy enables data to be used across domains, clouds and engines
- 15:55Shortcuts virtualize data across domains and clouds No data movements or duplication
- 17:54One Copy for all computes Real separation of compute and storage
- 23:45OneLake for all data "The OneDrive for data"
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