Control Microsoft Fabric costs without sacrificing performance
Watch the on-demand webinar to learn how a FinOps approach to Microsoft Fabric can help you manage capacity, understand consumption, reduce throttling risk, and keep critical workloads performing as your environment scales.
What does it take to keep Microsoft Fabric costs predictable as usage grows?
For many organizations, Fabric cost and performance challenges do not start with a bad platform decision. They emerge as successful pilots move into production, more teams and workloads are added, and capacity consumption becomes harder to manage.
In this on-demand webinar, Lantern’s Data & Agentic Intelligence Executive Sai Nageshwaran and Principal Technology Strategist Jeff Johnston break down how organizations can apply FinOps principles to Microsoft Fabric capacity management and make more intentional decisions around sizing, workload organization, monitoring, and accountability.
You’ll learn how to:
- Size Fabric capacity based on real workload behavior, not just average utilization
- Decide which workloads should share capacity and which should be isolated
- Understand how bursting, smoothing, and throttling affect performance
- Identify what is actually driving capacity consumption
- Apply workload and cost controls before defaulting to a larger SKU
- Create clearer ownership and accountability for consumption
Predictable pricing and predictable consumption are two different things.
Watch the full webinar: Control Microsoft Fabric Costs
See how Lantern approaches Microsoft Fabric capacity management with a practical FinOps framework for balancing cost, performance, and business value.
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Get a clearer view of your Fabric capacity
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