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Hi,
Can someone explain what the shorcuts (AS, CDSA, DI, DMS, ML etc.) means in Burndown table for timerange on TimePoint Detail in Fabric Capacity Metrics App, please? And give examples of operations/activities for each of them?
Regards,
Karo
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Hi @karo
Here are the meanings of the shortcuts in the Burndown table for the timerange on the TimePoint Detail in the Fabric Capacity Metrics App, along with examples of operations or activities for each:
AS (Analysis Services):
CDSA (Common Data Service Analytics):
DI (Data Integration):
DMS (Data Management Services):
Data warehousing tasks, data storage management, and data retrieval operations.
How to observe Synapse Data Warehouse utilization trends - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
ML (Machine Learning):
Training machine learning models, running inference tasks, and performing data preprocessing for ML workflows.
Best Regards,
Jayleny
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @karo
Here are the meanings of the shortcuts in the Burndown table for the timerange on the TimePoint Detail in the Fabric Capacity Metrics App, along with examples of operations or activities for each:
AS (Analysis Services):
CDSA (Common Data Service Analytics):
DI (Data Integration):
DMS (Data Management Services):
Data warehousing tasks, data storage management, and data retrieval operations.
How to observe Synapse Data Warehouse utilization trends - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
ML (Machine Learning):
Training machine learning models, running inference tasks, and performing data preprocessing for ML workflows.
Best Regards,
Jayleny
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Thank you @Anonymous !