Microsoft Fabric Lakehouse & Warehouse Engineering Deep dive with Bogdan Crivat

In this episode of Kasper On BI we are talking about Microsoft Fabric's Lakehouse & Warehouse. In Microsoft Fabric you can work with your data in the Lake using the tools you are familiar with, Warehouse if you want to use Stored procedures and Lakeshouse when you want to use Spark and Python. We will discuss some of the evolution in the data industry and Microsoft's part in it with the oncoming of "big data" and spark and how Fabric helps companies make more use of the data available.
We will also talk about how Fabric warehouse was developed in record time leaning heavily on Microsoft's own industry leaning products like VertiPaq, CCI and Synapse dedicated pools.
The expert on today's episode is Bogdan Crivat, Bogdan is a VP at Microsoft responsible for all development of Fabric's Lakehouse & Warehouse and a longtime member of the Microsoft BI team having roots as developer on the Multi-dimensional model.
Your host is Kasper de Jonge, Principal Program manager on the Power BI\Fabric team at Microsoft.
This episode is also available as podcast on your favorite podcast provider like iTunes or Spotify.
Links from the episode:
Bogdan Crivat on Twitter: / bogdanc_guid
On LinkedIn: / bogdanc
Fabric Lakehouse: learn.microsof...
Fabric Warehouse: learn.microsof...
Microsoft Fabric decision guide: data warehouse or lakehouse: learn.microsof...
Polaris whitepaper: vldb.org/pvldb/vol13/p3204-saborit.pdf

[@alt-enter237]

This was an incredibly informative interview.

[@mwaltercpa]

Interesting to think of the experiences collaborating together with delta in common. An amazing SaaS product for sure.

[@henniedenooijer4348]

Interesting insights! Thanx Kasper and Bogdan.

[@thomasleblanc4760]

That was great!!!

[@DanielWeikert]

a live demo would be helpful especially about the more complex topics br

[@notoriousft]

That's my minor issue with this channel as well, lack of hands on.

[@KasperOnBI]

@@notoriousft thanks both for listening, this is mostly a podcast as it is available on Itunes and spotify as well with the most listeners there. Doing a demo on a podcast will be hard :)

[@alt-enter237]

I love the theoretical discussion. I find that a lot of times content is heavy on the how, but light on the why. I learned a TON from this one interview.