Building a Unified Data Platform with Microsoft Fabric
A unified data platform on Fabric eliminates the complexity of managing multiple systems while providing the flexibility to handle any data workload.
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A unified data platform on Fabric eliminates the complexity of managing multiple systems while providing the flexibility to handle any data workload.
Unifying Transactional and Analytical Workloads in Fabric
HTAP in Microsoft Fabric enables unified transactional and analytical workloads without complex ETL pipelines. Design your schemas with both workloads in mind.
PostgreSQL in Fabric will bring familiar PostgreSQL capabilities to the unified data platform. Start preparing now by designing schemas that work well with…
SQL Database in Fabric brings enterprise-grade transactional capabilities to the unified data platform, with seamless integration to analytical workloads…
Fabric Databases bring operational database workloads into the unified Fabric platform, with automatic integration to OneLake.
Microsoft announced the preview of relational databases directly within Fabric, bringing transactional workloads into the unified platform.
Building custom observability gives you full control over your data and features. Start simple and add complexity as your needs grow.
Arize provides comprehensive production monitoring for LLMs with enterprise features like drift detection, alerting, and detailed analytics. It's ideal for…
Phoenix provides powerful local-first observability that keeps your data private while offering the visualization and analysis capabilities needed for…
MLflow provides a solid open-source foundation for LLM observability. Its strength lies in the familiar MLOps workflow and integration with the broader ML…
Weights & Biases provides a comprehensive platform for LLM observability, evaluation, and collaboration. Its strength lies in combining experiment tracking…
The best tool depends on your specific needs. Start with the simplest option that meets your requirements, and upgrade as your needs grow.
Choose your observability tools based on your team size, budget, privacy requirements, and existing tooling. Start simple and add more sophisticated tools…
OpenTelemetry provides a standardized way to instrument AI applications, ensuring your observability data is portable across different backends and tools.
Effective tracing reveals the inner workings of AI applications, helping you understand performance bottlenecks, cost drivers, and error sources across your…
Observability transforms AI agents from black boxes into understandable systems. Combine metrics, logs, and traces to gain complete visibility into agent…
Comprehensive audit logging is essential for AI agents in production. It enables debugging, ensures compliance, and provides the visibility needed to build…
Permission models for AI agents must be flexible yet secure. Combine RBAC for broad access patterns with capabilities for fine-grained, time-limited access.
Sandboxing is your last line of defense. Even trusted agents can behave unexpectedly - proper isolation ensures that unexpected behavior doesn't become a…
Safety in AI agents is not optional - it's foundational. Build safety in from the start, and your agents will be both powerful and trustworthy.
The evolution of tool use in AI represents a fundamental shift from constrained function execution to general-purpose computer interaction. This trajectory…
Desktop automation with AI brings human-like understanding to any application, enabling automation of complex workflows that were previously impossible to…
AI-powered browser automation understands context, adapts to changes, and can handle complex scenarios that break traditional automation scripts.