Architecture decisions for Microsoft Fabric. Anonymized real customer scenarios, cost realism, counter-arguments included. Weekly episodes aligned with Fabric Friday recordings.
The Folder That Carries Four Boundaries — Fabric Workspaces
A Fabric workspace isn't a folder — it's a cut through OneLake carrying every access rule, capacity bill, and residency commitment. Fabia and Matthias trace the boundaries hiding inside one object, starting with the documented fact that Contributor overrides OneLake security and ending with why a cross-region move is a deletion disguised as a dropdown.
28 Aug 2026
When Your Graph Query Lies to You
Graph in Fabric materialises a snapshot of your data's relationships the moment you save the model. That one decision explains the stale queryset, the failed-to-load error and the corruption right after a save. The 64 MB truncation is a separate limit, and it is the one nobody warns you about.
21 Aug 2026
The Radio Button That Sets Your Security Architecture
Fabric generates a GraphQL API from your warehouse in under a minute. But the connectivity dialog you see once decides your security posture, your RLS enforcement, and whether your production deployment silently reads development data. We trace the consequences.
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