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Fabric Failed to create session for executing notebook
- 1 year ago
Hi UdaySutar ,
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Hi UdaySutar ,
Thank you for engaging with the Microsoft Fabric Community. The Spark runtime in Microsoft Fabric couldn't become ready and was shut down before execution. This happened due to limited resources, excessive job queue times, or failures in cluster setup and provisioning.
To resolve the notebook execution issue in Microsoft Fabric, make sure the Spark pool has enough resources and is properly configured.
- If sessions fail, increase the timeout duration to allow more startup time.
- If problems continue, restart the notebook block or terminate old sessions that might be causing conflicts.
- Scaling up resources in the Spark pool can improve performance, and checking for Fabric service outages ensures the issue isn't due to system disruptions
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