Microsoft Fabric Enterprise Framework¶
This learning hub organizes the repository's demos and guides for shaping a well-architected Microsoft Fabric data platform. It connects platform design, workload delivery, governance, security, capacity operations, and cost management into one operating model.
Warning
These materials are demonstrations and guides, not a substitute for official Microsoft support or product documentation. Validate feature availability, tenant settings, licensing, permissions, data-residency requirements, and supported deployment behavior for your environment before rollout.
flowchart TB
A[Platform foundations] --> B[Governed workspaces and data]
B --> C[Versioned delivery and deployment]
C --> D[Observable, cost-aware operations]
Platform foundationsEstablish tenants, capacities, workspaces, OneLake patterns, and workload boundaries.
Govern and secureApply workspace and item permissions, data protection, lineage, and Purview practices.
Deliver with confidenceUse source control, infrastructure as code, deployment stages, and validation controls.
Observe and optimizeOperate capacity, monitor workloads, set alerts, and manage cost deliberately.
Framework principles¶
| Principle | Enterprise outcome |
|---|---|
| Design for repeatability | Consistent workspaces, policies, and deployment paths across teams and environments. |
| Separate duties and environments | Clear ownership, least privilege, and controlled promotion from development to production. |
| Govern data as a product | Discoverable, classified, lineage-aware assets with accountable stewards. |
| Operate from evidence | Capacity, throttling, refresh, activity, cost, and adoption signals drive decisions. |