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Architecture decisions for Microsoft Fabric. Anonymized real customer scenarios, cost realism, counter-arguments included. Weekly episodes aligned with Fabric Friday recordings.
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Signup to Generate a PitchArchitecture decisions for Microsoft Fabric. Anonymized real customer scenarios, cost realism, counter-arguments included. Weekly episodes aligned with Fabric Friday recordings.
Microsoft Fabric Architecture Podcast is hosted by Matthias Falland. The show has published 42 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "A Label Is Not a Lock" (30 October 2026, 9 minutes), "Five Thousand Files From a Blank Report" (23 October 2026, 10 minutes), and "Five Doors and One Credential" (22 October 2026, 9 minutes).
Microsoft Fabric Architecture Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 10 minutes across 42 episodes.
Booking probability for Microsoft Fabric Architecture Podcast is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Microsoft Fabric Architecture Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Microsoft Fabric Architecture Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
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Matthias Falland hosts Microsoft Fabric Architecture Podcast, a technology podcast with 42 episodes published.
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Episode #43
A Label Is Not a Lock Episode 43 • 2026-10-30 Duration : 9:02 A sensitivity label says Highly Confidential in the header, but inside Fabric it never decides who opens the item. This episode traces where labels actually...
Episode #42
Five Thousand Files From a Blank Report Episode 42 • 2026-10-23 Duration : 10:17 Medallion is the recommended design approach for Fabric. It's also one building block out of five, and the one that sends you a...
Episode #41
Five Doors and One Credential Episode 41 • 2026-09-18 Duration : 8:45 Databricks and Fabric have five integration paths, not one. Each moves data. None moves permissions. We pull apart the one-credential model, the...
The Throttle You Caused Last Night Episode 37 • 2026-09-11 Duration : 10:13 A background job consumed six times the available capacity and nothing throttled. Fabia explains why, and Matthias walks through what happens...
Episode #38
The Fence That Isn't There Episode 38 • 2026-09-18 Duration : 9:13 Fabric domains look like security boundaries. They're metadata. Every user in your tenant can see every domain name, the contributor role only matters...
The Folder That Carries Four Boundaries Episode 36 • 2026-09-04 Duration : 10:19 A Fabric workspace isn't a folder — it's a cut through OneLake carrying every access rule, capacity bill, and residency commitment. Fabia...
Episode #35
When Your Graph Query Lies to You Episode 35 • 2026-08-28 Duration : 9:41 Graph in Fabric materialises a snapshot of your data's relationships the moment you save the model. That one decision explains the stale...
The Radio Button That Sets Your Security Architecture Episode 34 • 2026-08-21 Duration : 10:47 Fabric generates a GraphQL API from your warehouse in under a minute. But the connectivity dialog you see once decides your...
Episode #31
The Database Hiding Inside Your Scorecard Episode 31 • 2026-07-31 Duration : 10:32 A scorecard silently creates its own semantic model the moment you hit New. That one architectural fact — that it's a stateful writer...
Episode #27
When Direct Lake Goes Quiet Episode 27 • 2026-07-03 Duration : 9:40 Direct Lake promises no refresh and VertiPaq speed at lake scale. But its failure modes are silent — it degrades instead of breaking. We pull apart...
Episode #26
The Column Named C1 Episode 26 • 2026-06-26 Duration : 9:21 A Fabric Data Agent generates queries from your column names, not your intentions. This episode pulls apart the grounding pipeline to show where accuracy lives...
Episode #25
The Function That Bills by the Row Episode 25 • 2026-06-19 Duration : 9:01 AI Functions let you call GPT from a SELECT statement with no API key. Zero infrastructure — until you check the capacity meter. Two billing...
Episode #24
The AI That Doesn't Send an Invoice Episode 24 • 2026-06-12 Duration : 9:11 Copilot in Fabric has no per-user license fee. But every request draws from the same capacity pool as your pipelines and reports. We dig into...
Episode #23
When Autolog Stops Logging Episode 23 • 2026-06-05 Duration : 8:47 Fabric's MLflow autologging promises zero-effort experiment tracking — until you train with LightGBM or XGBoost and discover your metrics column is...
ML Models in Fabric: Training, Deployment, and When to Stay on Azure ML Episode 22 • 2026-05-29 Microsoft Fabric ships its own MLflow registry — but is it a replacement for Azure Machine Learning? Matthias and Fabia...
Episode #21
Event Schema Set: Contracts That Stop Midnight Breakage Episode 21 • 2026-05-22 Event Schema Set is Fabric's contract layer for streaming data — but it ships in Preview with real gaps. Matthias and Fabia unpack the...
Episode #20
Data Activator: Stateful Alerts That Don't Spam Your Team Episode 20 • 2026-05-15 Data Activator is Fabric's no-code event detection engine — but most teams build it wrong. Matthias and Fabia unpack the stateful rule...
Episode #19
Real-Time Dashboard: When 10-Second Refresh Changes the Architecture Episode 19 • 2026-05-08 Real-Time Dashboard is not Power BI wearing a different hat. Matthias and Fabia unpack the naming collision, permission...
Episode #18
Real-Time Hub: The Yellow Pages Your Streams Were Missing Episode 18 • 2026-05-01 Matthias and Fabia unpack Fabric's Real-Time Hub — the tenant-wide catalog that sits above Eventstream, Eventhouse, and Activator. They...
Episode #17
KQL Queryset: Why Pipe-Forward Beats SQL for Time-Series Episode 17 • 2026-04-24 Duration : 9:39 Matthias and Fabia explore the KQL Queryset in Microsoft Fabric — why the pipe-forward mental model beats SQL for...
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