
What I like best about Microsoft Fabric is its unified platform that brings together data engineering, ETL, analytics, and visualization seamlessly. It integrates services like Data Factory, OneLake, and Power BI, which reduces data movement and overall complexity. Fabric supports easy CI/CD through Git integration and enables near real-time data access with database mirroring. With its single capacity-based pricing model, simple implementation, and built-in support for the medallion architecture, it is both cost-effective and easy to use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What I dislike about Microsoft Fabric is that it is still evolving, so some features feel less mature compared to standalone Azure services. There is also a learning curve, especially for users new to the unified Fabric experience. At times, documentation and troubleshooting guidance can be limited, which makes resolving issues a bit challenging. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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