Stark Informatics
Home  ·  Solutions

Every Microsoft Fabric item, with a guide.

Filter by workload, search by name, or browse the catalog. Each guide covers what the item is, when to use it, an accelerator-driven walkthrough, and the pitfalls we see most often.

Data Engineering

Lakehouse

Delta-Parquet tables and files on OneLake. The medallion architecture starts here. Bonus: free SQL endpoint, Direct Lake-ready.

Read guide
Data Warehouse

Warehouse

T-SQL warehouse with multi-table ACID over open Delta storage. Best for star schemas and BI-aligned models.

Read guide
Databases

SQL Database

Operational, Azure-SQL-style database in Fabric. Auto-mirrored to OneLake so OLTP and analytics share one copy.

Read guide
Data Factory

Data Factory

200+ connectors. Pipelines for activity-based orchestration, Dataflows Gen2 for low-code transformation, Copy Job for high-volume ingest.

Read guide
Data Engineering

Notebooks

Interactive Spark and T-SQL development. Python, Scala, R, SQL — versioned with Git integration and reusable environments.

Read guide
Data Engineering

Data Engineering

Spark pools, runtime environments, Spark Job Definitions, autoscale, and the patterns that keep notebooks production-ready.

Read guide
Data Science

Data Science

Notebooks, experiments, model registry, AutoML, and the foundation for Data Agents and predictive workloads.

Read guide
Power BI

Power BI

Reports, dashboards, paginated reports, and the deployment pipelines that promote them through dev/test/prod.

Read guide
Power BI

Semantic Models

The reusable, governed metric layer. DAX patterns, relationships, RLS/OLS, and Direct Lake for zero-copy query on OneLake.

Read guide
Real-Time

Real-Time Intelligence

The umbrella for streaming: Eventhouse, Eventstream, KQL DB, Real-Time Dashboards, Activator — and how they snap together.

Read guide
Real-Time

Eventhouse

The streaming + time-series workspace. Holds KQL databases optimized for billions of events, IoT, and append-only telemetry.

Read guide
Real-Time

Eventstream

No-code stream processing. Pull from Event Hubs, Kafka, CDC sources; transform inline; route to multiple destinations.

Read guide
Real-Time

KQL Database

Native Kusto database for high-cardinality, append-only, time-series data. Materialized views, update policies, ML functions built-in.

Read guide
Real-Time

Real-Time Dashboards

Sub-second dashboards over Eventhouse and KQL DB. Auto-refresh, parameters, drill-down — operations-room-ready.

Read guide
Real-Time

Activator

Detect conditions in your data and trigger Teams alerts, Power Automate flows, Fabric pipelines, or Operations Agents.

Read guide
Data Science

Data Agents GA

Conversational, governed Q&A over lakehouses, warehouses, semantic models, KQL, and ontologies. Read-only by design.

Read guide
Fabric IQ

Operations Agents Preview

Autonomous, ontology-grounded agents that monitor live streams and take or recommend actions through Activator and Power Automate.

Read guide
Fabric IQ

Fabric IQ Preview

Ontologies, plans, Fabric Graph, and the agent runtime. The semantic ground beneath governed AI.

Read guide
Fabric IQ

Copilot in Fabric

Generative AI inside every workload — DAX, Spark, KQL, T-SQL, Dataflow M, and report authoring. Tenant settings, prompt patterns, and governance.

Read guide
Platform

OneLake

The single logical lake under every Fabric workload. Open Delta-Parquet, one copy of data, governed by Microsoft Purview.

Read guide
Platform

Shortcuts

Reference data in place across OneLake, ADLS Gen2, Amazon S3, Dataverse, and Google Cloud Storage — no copy, no movement.

Read guide
Platform

Mirroring

Continuously replicate Azure SQL, Cosmos, Snowflake, or Databricks into OneLake — no ETL, governed and auto-incremental.

Read guide
Platform

Domains

Logical groupings of workspaces — organize Fabric by line of business or data product, with domain-level ownership and policies.

Read guide

Don't see your scenario?

Most of our work involves combining items from this catalog. Tell us what you're trying to do and we'll show you the shortest path.

Talk to a Fabric architect Browse accelerators