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ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO

Architecture PlannerA considered design. A clearer direction.

Shape your Microsoft Fabric estate. Start with a reference architecture, connect the pieces, and turn your design into a plan.

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Medallion Lakehouse Architecture (Bronze / Silver / Gold)

Logical architecture / Editable design

DESIGN MODE

Multi-layer data architecture utilizing OneLake Delta Parquet tables for raw landing, cleansed conformance, and aggregated business data marts.

Bronze Lakehouse (Raw)View details
YOUR FABRIC DATA ESTATESELECT A COMPONENT TO INSPECT
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Data sources

Where data begins

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Ingestion

Bring it together

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OneLake storage

A shared foundation

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Processing

Shape & transform

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Analytics

Make it meaningful

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Governance

Trust & protect

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Selected connectionsOther connectionsLogical relationships, not measured data traffic
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CHECK THE FOUNDATIONS

Architecture review

All structural checks passed

Checks for source, storage, analytics, governance, and isolated components. Use these findings to refine your design.

Source identifiedStorage includedAnalytics includedGovernance includedComponents connected

Before you implement

  • Microsoft Fabric Capacity (F2 or higher; F64+ recommended for free report distribution)
  • OneLake workspace with hierarchical permissions
  • Source system service principal credentials

Governance by design

Apply Microsoft Purview labels at the OneLake workspace root and configure row-level security on Gold semantic models.

Read the governance guidance