This time we’re going bigger than ever. Fabric, Power BI, SQL, AI and more. We're covering it all. You won't want to miss it.
Learn moreDid you hear? There's a new SQL AI Developer certification (DP-800). Start preparing now and be one of the first to get certified. Register now
We are thrilled to unveil the private preview of the Microsoft Fabric SKU Estimator, an evolution of the Microsoft Fabric Capacity Calculator, initially announced at the European Fabric Community Conference. The tremendous interest and invaluable feedback we received have inspired us to refine and enhance this powerful tool further.
The Microsoft Fabric SKU Estimator is designed to help customers and partners accurately estimate their capacity requirements and identify the appropriate SKU for their needs. This tool goes beyond simple calculations, offering a comprehensive analysis of various Fabric workloads like Data Factory, Data Warehouse, Data Engineering, Data Science, Power BI, Real-Time Intelligence, and the new Fabric Databases introduced at Ignite 2024.
Based on extensive feedback from our initial private preview, we have fine-tuned the Microsoft Fabric SKU Estimator to better meet the diverse needs of our users. Enhancements include more precise capacity calculations, an improved user experience, and a streamlined interface that makes it easier to navigate and understand the tool's functionalities. Additionally, we’ve included a detailed breakdown of usage by workload, as well as the available free capacity, offering users a clearer view of their resource allocation and optimization opportunities.
The Microsoft Fabric SKU Estimator provides a comprehensive breakdown of the following workloads to help users estimate their capacity needs. These workloads include:
These workloads are all covered in the Microsoft Fabric SKU Estimator, allowing users to get a precise estimate of the resources needed based on their data requirements, usage patterns, and workload combinations. The estimator helps ensure that users can make informed decisions and optimize their infrastructure.
Announcing_New_Recruitment_for_the_Private_Preview_of_Microsoft_Fabric_SKU_EstimFig: Screenshot of the Microsoft Fabric SKU Estimator Interface
In this latest update to the Microsoft Fabric SKU Estimator, we’ve introduced exciting new workloads, including Real-Time Intelligence (GA) and Databases in Fabric (Public Preview). These additions, first announced at Ignite 2024, build on the features from the previous private preview by enabling users to incorporate real-time data processing and advanced database management into their capacity planning. This update reflects our ongoing commitment to enhancing Microsoft Fabric and providing solutions that address the growing and evolving needs of our customers.
We are now accepting nominations for the private preview of the Microsoft Fabric SKU Estimator. This is an excellent opportunity for customers and partners to get early access to the tool and provide feedback that will shape its final release. To sign up, please complete the nomination form: https://forms.office.com/r/vsnvtkNPJ3.
Customers and Partners that have signed up for the first private preview have to sign up again and submit the nomination form to be considered for this Private Preview.
We encourage all interested parties to participate in this private preview. Your insights and feedback are crucial in helping us deliver a tool that meets your needs and exceeds your expectations. By joining the private preview, you'll be at the forefront of innovation, gaining early access to cutting-edge features and capabilities.
The Microsoft Fabric SKU Estimator represents a significant advancement in capacity planning tools, offering enhanced accuracy and new functionalities that cater to modern workloads. We are excited to share this evolution with you and look forward to your participation in the private preview. Together, we can refine and perfect this tool, ensuring it delivers unparalleled value to all users.
Thank you for your continued support and interest in Microsoft Fabric tools.
You must be a registered user to add a comment. If you've already registered, sign in. Otherwise, register and sign in.