A Deep Dive into Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouse
summary
Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouse stores tables as Delta tables (Parquet + Delta log) on OneLake, queryable via a SQL analytics endpoint from SSMS/Azure Data Studio (no SQL auth, Entra auth only). Demos show Spark/lakehouse access, creating shortcuts to warehouse tables, and instant shallow clone (no data copy, just new Delta log). Mirroring via CDC to Delta is announced for end of Q1 preview; F2 capacity costs about $0.36/hr. Permissioning supports workspace and per-artifact grants plus normal T‑SQL GRANTs.
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- 0:00Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouse intro
- 1:30Fabric Data Warehouse service
- 3:20Fabric workspace and warehouse setup
- 7:15Fabric Data Warehouse myths
- 11:29Tables stored as Delta files
- 15:31Delta tables with Azure Storage Explorer
- 21:53Connect to warehouse with SQL tools
- 26:48Share data warehouse and lakehouse
- 28:32Lakehouse and SQL analytics endpoint
- 34:31Scaling SQL endpoints and shortcuts
- 36:00Cloning tables in warehouse
- 38:07Permissions and access sharing
- 42:23Mirroring external data
- 46:40Fabric cost and features
- 47:44Future partitioning and limits
- 49:10Closing remarks
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