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nbj-ksdh
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Eventstream to Lakehouse ingestion - output events trailing/spiking/missing

We are receiving approx. 2000 events of quite large, complex json every minute from a Google PubSub source, and ingesting it to a Lakehouse delta table via an Eventstream. No transformation steps. We are experiencing some very strange behaviour when the eventstream writes to the tables - it is only writing about 1/3 of the input received to the tables - and it's not because of errors. The runtime logs are empty. I'm providing a picture of the data insights tab below, showcasing the behaviour. 

output input issues.png

 

I've tried ingesting the same source to an Eventhouse, and everything runs smoothly there (input = output). 

 

The most spooky thing is that the events just disappear without any error / information.
Why is the Lakehouse not able to consume the input events properly? 
Thanks in advance.

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PrachiJain_2025
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Hello @nbj-ksdh ,

 

Is Eventstream working properly for you? If not, what solution have you used with Fabric?

 

Thank you

Anonymous
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Hi @nbj-ksdh ,

 

Can you click Refresh and adjust the time zone to see it again? Through my testing, it's output events are higher than input events, I think there may be some delay in transmission. Can you open the table in notebook and then use a query statement to see if the number of rows in the table matches the number of rows in the table in the data source?

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Best Regards,

Neeko Tang

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