Microsoft Developer showcases the new features and use cases of SQL database in Microsoft Fabric, including a live code demo and architecture walkthrough to illustrate integration with Azure and Foundry.

What’s New and Generally Available in SQL Database in Microsoft Fabric

Introduction

The SQL database in Microsoft Fabric has reached general availability, introducing a range of new features and integrations with the broader Microsoft data ecosystem.

Key Topics Covered

General Availability Release: Overview of the launch and recent announcements
New Features: Deep dive into the latest improvements in SQL database on Fabric
Top Use Cases: Scenarios and applications benefiting from the platform
Architecture & Demo: Sample architectures, code walkthroughs, and demonstration of end-to-end workflows
Integration: Interoperability between Fabric SQL, Foundry, and Azure data services
Roadmap: Upcoming enhancements and future directions for Fabric SQL

Demo Highlights

End-to-end demonstration of building an app with Fabric SQL
Code samples illustrating best practices for data management and querying
Architecture guidance showing how to connect Fabric SQL with Azure resources and Foundry

Getting Started and Resources

Guides and sample apps to accelerate onboarding: Learn more
Example applications for reference: AI App sample, Baking App demo
Ignite and general availability session: Session recording

Community and Further Learning

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Summary

With Microsoft Fabric’s SQL database now generally available, the platform introduces significant advancements for data engineering and analytics workflows. Whether integrating with Foundry or Azure, developers and data engineers can leverage the new features and resources to build scalable and efficient data solutions.