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Task 04: Create a real-time dashboard by using Copilot

Introduction

Real-time dashboards provide immediate visibility into streaming data using visuals that update automatically.

Description

In this task, you’ll use Microsoft Fabric real-time intelligence and Copilot to create a real-time dashboard based on a streaming table named thermostat.

Example scenario

Operations leaders monitor live dashboards during critical sales events.

Success criteria

A real-time dashboard displays live telemetry data.

Learning resources

  • Real-time dashboards in Fabric
  • Copilot for real-time analytics

Key steps

01: Create a real-time dashboard from streaming telemetry

  1. Open Microsoft Edge and go to Power BI.

  2. If prompted, sign in by using the following credentials:

    Setting Value
    Username @lab.CloudPortalCredential(User1).Username
    Temporary Access Pass (TAP) token @lab.CloudPortalCredential(User1).AccessToken
  3. From the left navigation bar, select Real-Time.

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    If the Real-Time hub not visible in the left navigation pane, Select the ellipses () at the bottom of the left pane. Select More navigation options. Locate and select Real-Time.

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  4. On the Real-Time hub landing page, select the Visualize data tile.

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    You may need to select the arrows at the top right of the page to see the tile.

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  5. In the New Real-Time Dashboard dialog, in the Name field, enter Thermostat dashboard and then select Create.

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  6. In the Choose a data source dialog, select thermostat and then select Choose.

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  7. In the confirmation dialog, select Get started. Fabric automatically:

    • Connects to the underlying Eventhouse / KQL Database
    • Creates a Real-Time Dashboard
    • Opens the dashboard editor

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  8. Return to the PowerShell window that you launched in Task 1 and stop the simulator by using the Ctrl + C key combination.