Issue with CreateSucceeded Event Detection in Microsoft Fabric Event Stream

[Alexis2024]

Hi everyone,

I’m encountering an issue with Microsoft Fabric Event Stream and would appreciate any help or suggestions from the community.

I’ve set up an Event Stream in Microsoft Fabric to detect various events, including the CreateSucceeded event. However, while other events are being detected correctly, the CreateSucceeded event is not being detected at all.

Details of my setup:

•I’m using the enhanced capabilities (preview) for my Event Stream.

•I have verified that the events are correctly configured, and other types of events are working fine.

•I’ve reviewed the Microsoft documentation and the runtime logs, but I haven’t found any errors related to this specific event.

Has anyone else faced a similar issue with events in Microsoft Fabric? Is there anything else I should check or any additional steps I can take to resolve this problem?

Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

[Anonymous]

Hi @Alexis2024 ,

What content creation do you need to monitor?
Please note that ItemCreateSucceeded in Fabric refers to an event produced when a new artifact is created successfully.

An artifact in this context refers to Fabric content such as Reflex or Eventstream, and not just the creation of a file.

All of the above you can find in this document:
Explore Fabric workspace item events in Fabric Real-Time hub - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn

Best Regards,
Dino Tao
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[Alexis2024]

Hi,

I would like to monitor the upload of a file to be exact, but I am testing by creating a notebook and dataflow. That event never gets generated for me. The events I can see are ItemUpdateSucceeded, ItemReadSucceeded, and also ItemDeleteSucceeded.

[Anonymous]

Hi @Alexis2024 ,

The Item monitored by Microsoft.Fabric.ItemCreateSucceeded refers to artefacts created in Fabric like Reflex or Eventstream, not to an entity object like a file.

If it is possible to get the total number of folders in a given destination, e.g. through a measure (e.g. if there is a table dedicated to dynamically logging all the folders), then you can create a Reflex for that measurement, which will be triggered when that measurement is changed.
If you are unable to implement this approach, I found the following link which may be helpful requiring the use of a data factory:

Azure Data Factory: Storage event trigger only on new files - Stack Overflow


Best Regards,
Dino Tao
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[Alexis2024]

@Anonymous 

Thank you for the information. However, I noticed that when I create an item such as a notebook or a data flow, the Microsoft.Fabric.ItemCreateSucceeded event is not triggered. Do you know if this is a known issue?