Microsoft Fabric
Find what is slowing your reports down.
Make your next capacity decision with evidence.
Illustrative workflow
Guess whether to buy more capacity
See the workload and test a fix
Make your next capacity decision with evidence.
Measure query time and cost per workload
Reference approaches informed by our internal engineering. Scenarios are illustrative, not client case studies or promises of results.
The everyday challenge
Reports slow down and workloads compete for capacity. A larger capacity may help, but it does not explain which operation caused the problem.
A better way to work
Use your capacity telemetry to distinguish workload demand, throttling, and scheduling issues. Explain the evidence and limitations, then compare tuning, rescheduling, and capacity options.
Picture this
A data leader could bring a capacity health report to a budget discussion showing which workloads consumed compute, when pressure occurred, and what needs validating before a sizing decision.
How it comes together
1. Read the evidence
Review an agreed telemetry window and identify gaps before drawing conclusions.
2. Explain the pressure
Separate interactive demand, background processing, and the timing of throttling.
3. Choose the next step
Prioritize tuning or scheduling changes and validate any sizing assumptions against your workload.
Where value shows up
- A common language for technical and finance teams
- A focused investigation instead of a speculative upgrade
- Capacity decisions with explicit assumptions
Built with care
Read-only diagnosis, disclosed observation windows, and clear uncertainty. Recommendations are workload-specific; savings and performance improvements are not guaranteed.
What would this look like in your business?
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