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Guides

These guides explain how to set up, explore, present, and operate the current demo. Choose a guide based on the task you need to complete; you do not need to read them in file-name order.

If Fabric terminology is new to you, keep the plain-language glossary open while you work.

Start or deploy the demo

Guide Best for What it covers
Getting started First-time operators and entry-level developers Prerequisites, profile choice, configuration, deployment, first data, and first validation.
Workspace and profile inventory Operators comparing deployment sizes Exact capabilities, item counts, machine-learning tiers, folders, and support boundaries for core, standard, and full-demo.
Deployment Operators updating or recovering a workspace Preflight, Terraform, publication order, generated evidence, safe reruns, exact-run recovery, and troubleshooting.

Understand or present the demo

Guide Best for What it covers
Use cases Business users and solution owners Retail questions the demo supports, current maturity, and optional ideas.
Deployed walkthrough Business analysts and mixed audiences A short workspace orientation and links to focused tours.
Data platform walkthrough Data and analytics teams Pipelines, notebooks, historical tables, and optional live events.
Analytics and AI walkthrough Business and analytics teams Ontology, Data Agents, machine-learning signals, and Power BI.
Presenter demo Presenters running a 15-20 minute demo A complete talk track with evidence and qualification guidance.
Presenter journeys Presenters running a focused 5-7 minute story Repeatable store operations, merchandising, and executive scenarios.

Operate an existing workspace

Guide Best for What it covers
Operations Operators and support engineers Readiness status, freshness, monitoring, recovery, reset, and capacity guidance.
Plain-language glossary Any reader Definitions for Fabric, data, reporting, deployment, streaming, and machine-learning terms used throughout the site.

The guides explain what to do. Contributors who need exact schemas, interfaces, or acceptance criteria should continue to Design documentation.