As organizations deepen their adoption of Microsoft Fabric, the ability to operate, govern, and scale Fabric Capacities becomes a mission‑critical competency. This advanced session equips Tenant and Capacity administrators with proven strategies for monitoring, planning, and evolving capacity architecture over time.

We begin with advanced monitoring techniques, drawing on real-world scenarios and emerging capabilities such as Capacity Events through Real-Time Hub, and
combining this with some of the upcoming functionalities to help automatically safeguard the health of the capacities.

Next, we dive into capacity and workspace planning strategies, incorporating proven approaches from enterprise deployments, including guidance on separating environments, workload isolation, SKU estimation, and planning frameworks.

Finally, we explore scaling Fabric Capacities over time, including when to scale up vs. scale out, how to use pausing and resizing effectively, and how to manage growth patterns across teams and business units. These insights align with real-world strategies with some of the most complex environments in the world.

Attendees will leave with a comprehensive playbook for capacity management, combining proactive monitoring, evidence-based planning, and scalable architecture design to keep Fabric environments healthy, cost‑efficient, and ready for continuous growth.