Power BI + Fabric MCP: What It Can Do, What It Can't, and How to Set It Up
Event Details: Date: 29 August 2026 Time: 6:30 PM IST Speaker: Natarajan Manivasagan | LinkedIn Profile About the Event: Microsoft has shipped MCP servers for Power BI and Microsoft Fabric, opening up a new way for AI agents to work directly with semantic models and workspace items. This session is a practical introduction to integrating these new capabilities into your workflow. We will explore what MCP is, how to set it up, and what it makes possible in real work - from semantic model development to workspace management through natural language. What we will cover: The Fundamentals: What MCP is and how it differs from a traditional REST API. Microsoft's Offerings: An overview of the available MCP servers for Power BI and Fabric, and the specific use cases for each. Setup & Integration: How to configure these servers with the tools you already use. Real-World Applications: Managing semantic models and workspaces using natural language. Honest Boundaries: A realistic look at the current limitations of this public preview so you can avoid wasted effort. Who should attend: Power BI Developers Data Analysts Data Engineers Anyone looking for a grounded view of how AI agents fit into a real data workflow Are you based out of India? Join Our WhatsApp group for Event Updates. https://chat.whatsapp.com/FqDsKITYk22F5wXWYQKzuaHandling Real Time data in Fabric Eventhouse
Event Details: Date: 19 September Time: 11:00 AM IST Speaker: Naveen Nagar | LinkedIn Profile About the Event: In today's data-driven world, organizations increasingly need to make sense of high-volume, fast-moving data - sensor telemetry, clickstreams, transactions, and logs - before the opportunity to act on it passes. Join us for this technical meetup as we explore Fabric Eventhouse, Microsoft Fabric's purpose-built engine for real-time analytics. This session will move beyond traditional batch pipelines to demonstrate a modern, low-latency data architecture where streaming data is captured, indexed, and made queryable within seconds. We will walk through a complete real-time data flow - from a live streaming source, into Eventhouse, and out to every consuming engine in Fabric via OneLake - without data duplication or performance trade-offs. What we will cover: Architecture: An end-to-end walkthrough of a real-time pipeline built on Fabric Eventstream, Eventhouse, and OneLake. Eventstream & Ingestion: How Eventstream captures, transforms, and routes streaming events from sources such as Azure Event Hub, IoT Hub, and CDC connectors into Eventhouse. Eventhouse & KQL Database: How KQL databases automatically index and time-partition data on arrival, and how update policies and materialized views enrich and aggregate data as it lands. OneLake Availability: How a single copy of streaming data becomes instantly available to Power BI, Warehouses, Notebooks, and Lakehouses through OneLake, eliminating the need for separate ETL copies. Live Demo: A practical, live walkthrough showing data flow from a streaming source, through Eventstream, into Eventhouse, out to OneLake, and into a live Power BI report in near real-time. This session is designed for: Data Engineers & Architects working with streaming data Power BI Developers & Fabric Users Analytics teams building real-time or near-real-time dashboards Anyone evaluating Microsoft Fabric's Real-Time Intelligence capabilitiesBuilding an Enterprise Data Platform in Fabric An End-to-End Case Study
Building an Enterprise Data Platform in Fabric An End-to-End Case Study Sunday, September 6, 2026 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM (IST) Meeting link: Building an Enterprise Data Platform in Fabric An End-to-End Case Study | Microsoft Teams | Meetup-Join Description This session presents a case study on designing an end-to-end data platform using Microsoft Fabric. Starting with data from multiple source systems, we'll build a Medallion architecture, orchestrate data pipelines, transform data using notebooks, and deliver business insights through Power BI while discussing key design decisions along the way.Fabric User Group Pune kickoff
Fabric User Group Pune kickoff Sunday, June 28 · 12:00 – 1:00pm Time zone: Asia/Kolkata Google Meet joining info Video call link: https://meet.google.com/hzz-pyqm-qzx RSVP: https://www.meetup.com/microsoft-fabric-user-group-pune/events/315384084 Welcome to the very first meetup of the Microsoft Fabric User Group Pune! ? We're kicking off a community for data professionals, analysts, engineers, and enthusiasts across Pune who want to learn, share, and grow together in the Microsoft Fabric and Power BI ecosystem Looking forward to building this community together. See you on the 28th! Microsoft Fabric User Group Pune | Part of the global Fabric communityDP-600 Design and manage semantic models in Microsoft Fabric Part-1
Event 2 — Microsoft Fabric User Group Pune Building Enterprise-Grade Semantic Models in Power BI & Microsoft Fabric Part 1 *** You've built Power BI reports. You know DAX. But are your semantic models truly production-ready? In this session we go beyond the basics — covering what it actually takes to design semantic models that your entire organisation can rely on at scale. From writing efficient DAX logic to locking down data access, optimising query performance, and managing your model through its full lifecycle — this is the session for BI developers ready to level up. What we'll cover: Designing DAX logic that's clean, consistent, and maintainable Performance tuning — diagnosing and fixing slow queries Row-Level Security and object-level security for governed data access Automated lifecycle management — deployments, versioning, and CI/CD for semantic models This session is best suited for you if: You've built reports in Power BI and are comfortable with the basics You understand DAX — measures, calculated columns, and how they behave You have a grounding in dimensional modelling — star schemas, relationships, and grain *** Date:4th July 2026 Time:12:00 PM Online — link will be shared soon Free to attend *** Microsoft Fabric User Group Pune — Learn. Share. Grow. *meetup.com/microsoft-fabric-user-group-pune*Generic Commentary Framework for Power BI using Fabric UDF and DB
praful p invited you to a Microsoft Teams Meeting: Generic Commentary Framework for Power BI using Fabric UDF and DB Sunday, August 2, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM (IST) Meeting link: Generic Commentary Framework for Power BI using Fabric UDF and DB | Microsoft Teams | Meetup-Join About the Event: Are you looking for a robust, scalable way to integrate dynamic user write-backs and text commentary directly into your analytical reports? Join us for this deep-dive technical meetup where we will unveil a Generic Commentary Framework for Power BI using Fabric User-Defined Functions (UDFs) and Databricks. In this session, we will explore how to bridge the gap between read-only business intelligence and write-back functionality using a modern, low-latency data architecture. We will walk through the implementation of a Transanalytical Task Flow—a design pattern that seamlessly unifies transactional updates (capturing user comments) with analytical workloads (instantly reflecting those updates in Power BI dashboards) without compromising performance. What we will cover: --Architecture:During the event, we will cover the end-to-end architecture of the Commentary Framework using Microsoft Fabric, Databricks, and Power BI. ---Fabric UDF:We will discuss leveraging Custom/User-Defined Functions within the Fabric ecosystem to process and route text data efficiently, ----Databricks Integration:how Databricks orchestrates data transformations and manages the underlying data tier. -----Transanalytical Task Flows:You will also learn about balancing operational updates and fast analytical queries seamlessly using Transanalytical Task Flows, ------Live Demo: A live demo showing a practical walkthrough of a user entering data or commentary and seeing it flow straight into a Power BI visual in near real-time. This session is designed for: Data Architects & Solutions Architects Power BI Developers & Fabric Users Data Engineers working with Databricks Analytics Managers looking to implement write-back capabilitiesTransforming Data with T-SQL in Microsoft Fabric Warehouse
Transforming Data with T-SQL in Microsoft Fabric Warehouse Sunday, August 9, 2026 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM (IST) Meeting link: Transforming Data with T-SQL in Microsoft Fabric Warehouse | Microsoft Teams | Meetup-Join Mode: Online Time : 10 AM IST Link: will be shared soon Speaker: Rajendra Ongole About the Event: Learn how to transform, clean, and prepare data efficiently using T-SQL in a Microsoft Fabric Warehouse. This session covers essential SQL techniques for data transformation, including filtering, joins, aggregations, window functions, Common Table Expressions (CTEs), and data manipulation best practices. You'll also explore how T-SQL fits into modern Microsoft Fabric data engineering workflows to create analytics-ready datasets with improved performance and maintainability.
