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How do I Enable Microsoft Fabric?
- 3 years ago
It's a new license at the suite. It will be purchased at Azure and will let you use all the Fabric Items as service. Only premium and fabric capacity will support using the data factory, engineering and science services for a workspace.
Today there is a new announcements of the pricing: https://blog.fabric.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/announcing-microsoft-fabric-capacities-are-available-for-purchase?ft=All:
I hope that make sense
I just created the trial today and it’s using the Trial Capacity. Nothing I tried: Trial Capacity that came with the trial itself or creating a Fabric Capacity in Azure and using that does anything to make the experiences menu show up.
did you check the region?
If you have access to the admin portal, check the region, where you created the test capacity. Which region is shown there?
If you miss required admin right, check your current region. If you did not change the settings, when you created the test capacity, then your current region was used.
For example, in the tenant, where I have the same issues, the tenant region is Western Germany, so I created the test capacity also in this region, as it was suggested as default. Microsoft don't prevent this, MS don't gives a warning. You just create a capacity, but it will not be supported. Even creating a paid fafric capacity don't work. You will be charged (I was charged), but it can't be used.
- iratherscribble3 years agoNew Member
It’s Central US, for both the Trial Capacity and the Azure Capacity.
- germo3 years agoAdvocate IV
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/admin/region-availability
you see, this region is not listed here. That's why it is not available.
Welcome in the club!