Fabric Events
Event-driven resources for Microsoft Fabric and Azure.
Microsoft Fabric offers three event pillars for building event-driven solutions: business signals inside Fabric workloads, platform-level events across Fabric services, and cloud-scale events in Azure. This site is your developer resource for all three.
This site complements the official documentation with end-to-end scenarios, real code, and community-driven content.
The three pillars
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Business Events
Structured, schema-defined signals published by Fabric workloads (notebooks, user data functions, eventstreams, and activator) and consumed by Activator and Eventhouse in real time.
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Fabric Events
Platform-level events emitted by Microsoft Fabric services, including workspace changes, item lifecycle, and capacity events, enabling reactive architectures across the Fabric ecosystem.
Coming soon
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Azure Events
Cloud-scale eventing with Azure Event Grid, Event Hubs, and Service Bus, integrating Fabric workloads with the broader Azure ecosystem and external systems.
Coming soon
Where to start
If you are new to event-driven patterns in Microsoft Fabric, start with Business Events. It is the most accessible entry point and covers the most common scenarios for data engineers and developers working inside Fabric.
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