Key Mirroring to Azure SQL Database in Fabric Benefits | Data Exposed

Mirroring Azure SQL Database in Fabric is a new, simple, and frictionless way to replicate a snapshot of these source database in Fabric OneLake in Delta tables that keeps the data in sync in near-real time. The key benefits are: 1) Reduced total cost of ownership, 2) Zero code with zero ETL and, 3) Faster time to operational data to derive insights. Learn more in this episode of Data Exposed.
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
2:00 Mirroring Databases *Now in Public Preview* Supercharge analytics time to value
2:58 How this works
4:15 Demo #1
8:56 Demo #2
14:10 Getting started
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Fabric Blog: Announcing the Public Preview of Mirroring in Microsoft Fabric: blog.fabric.microsoft.com/en-...
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[@robcarrol]

Great demo, thanks. Looking forward to this being supported for SQL MI.

[@gandharjayantaundhe4023]

Great stuff! Thanks!

[@joneskiller8]

I want to emphasize that automating the CDC is a significant development. I want to avoid the hassle of implementing the CDC when stakeholders have differing opinions on how it should be done. Implementing efficient, cost-effective, and high-quality CDC pipelines can be a major headache, and that's something many people fail to recognize. However, the explanation of writing the Data on Datalake vs. SQL DB makes it 'Mirroring' is just a super lame justification for not being no longer CDC. But okay, I suppose it is a branding thing trying to get people on board by making the lingo more palatable for acceptance and for spreading the features among the 'lay' people if I may.