Logesys × Microsoft Fabric — Unified Analytics & AI Platform
Logesys × Microsoft Fabric

Unified Analytics & AI Platform Partnership

Turning Enterprise Data into
Real‑Time, Governed Intelligence

Logesys is an official Microsoft Fabric implementation partner, helping enterprises modernise analytics, consolidate fragmented data estates, and prepare governed, AI‑ready data foundations on a single SaaS platform.

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28,000+
Organisations on Microsoft Fabric worldwide
70%+
Fortune 500 companies leveraging Fabric
#1
Gartner Magic Quadrant Leader — Analytics & BI Platforms
Monthly
Platform updates shipped to all customers

The Platform

What Is Microsoft Fabric?

Microsoft Fabric is an end-to-end, AI-powered analytics platform that unifies data integration, data engineering, data warehousing, real-time analytics, data science, and business intelligence into a single SaaS experience — all built on OneLake, Microsoft’s unified data lake for the enterprise.

Rather than operating as separate services stitched together through custom integration, Fabric provides one shared storage layer, one security and governance model, and one operating plane for analytics and AI. Every workload — Spark, SQL, KQL, and Power BI — operates on the same physical copy of data, dramatically reducing complexity while improving trust, performance, and cost efficiency.

Core Pillars of Microsoft Fabric — Logesys
 Microsoft Fabric 

The Core Pillars of Microsoft Fabric

Foundation 01 / 06

OneLake — One Logical Data Lake for the Enterprise

OneLake is the tenant-wide, unified data lake at the heart of Fabric. Every workload reads and writes to OneLake directly — no duplicated storage, no synchronisation pipelines, no format or engine lock-in. It stores data in open Delta Lake format and can expose Delta tables through Apache Iceberg-compatible interfaces via OneLake Table APIs.

Delta Lake Apache Iceberg Multi-engine No ETL
Explore OneLake
1 Lake
Single logical store for all workloads
Data duplication across engines
Open
Delta Lake · Iceberg API · No lock-in
Analytics 02 / 06

Direct Lake — Warehouse-Grade BI Without Import Pipelines

Direct Lake allows Power BI semantic models to read Delta tables directly from OneLake, delivering near-import query performance with near-real-time freshness. No long refresh windows, no duplicated VertiPaq data copies, and no full import refresh cycles. This is the recommended serving pattern for all Gold layer analytics in Fabric.

Power BI Direct Lake Mode No Refresh Gold Layer
Learn About Direct Lake
Import Speed
No refresh windows needed
Real-time
Near-live data freshness in BI
VertiPaq data copies
Real-Time 03 / 06

Real‑Time Intelligence — Streaming & Event Analytics Built In

Fabric includes native support for event-driven and streaming scenarios through Eventstream and KQL databases (Eventhouse). IoT telemetry, operational events, application logs, and high-volume transactional streams are analysed in seconds and persisted back into OneLake for downstream analytics and AI — without a separate streaming platform.

Eventstream KQL / Eventhouse IoT Telemetry No Separate Platform
Discover Real‑Time Intelligence
< 1 sec
Stream-to-insight latency
KQL
Eventhouse high-speed query engine
0 Extras
No separate streaming platform
AI & Agents 04 / 06

Fabric IQ & Data Agents — Intelligence Built In

Fabric IQ, announced at Microsoft Ignite 2025, introduces a semantic intelligence layer that powers Data Agents and Copilot experiences across Fabric. It integrates with Azure AI Foundry and Copilot Studio to enable agentic AI grounded in OneLake data.

Fabric IQ Data Agents Azure AI Foundry Copilot Studio
Read About Fabric IQ
Fabric IQ
Semantic intelligence layer
Copilot
Studio & Fabric native integration
Agentic
AI grounded in OneLake data
Zero-ETL 05 / 06

Mirroring — Operational Data into OneLake Without ETL

Fabric Mirroring is now generally available for SQL Server (2016–2025), PostgreSQL, Azure Cosmos DB, and Snowflake (including Iceberg tables). Operational data replicates continuously into OneLake as Delta tables — with changes available in as little as 15 seconds — with no separate replication service or licensing costs. SAP mirroring via SAP Datasphere is in preview.

SQL Server PostgreSQL Cosmos DB Snowflake SAP (Preview)
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15 sec
Change propagation latency
GA
SQL, PG, Cosmos DB, Snowflake
$0
No separate replication cost
Governance 06 / 06

Microsoft Purview — Governance Across Every Engine

Fabric integrates natively with Microsoft Purview for end-to-end lineage, sensitivity labels, asset discovery, and domain-aligned ownership. OneLake Security (Public Preview 2025) enforces access controls directly on tables in OneLake — so security travels with the data regardless of which engine queries it.

Data Lineage Sensitivity Labels OneLake Security Asset Discovery
Learn How Purview Governs Fabric
E2E
End-to-end data lineage
Unified
Sensitivity labels across all engines
OneLake
Security travels with the data
2024–2025 Platform Innovations | Microsoft Fabric
What's New on the Platform

2024 – 2025
Platform Innovations

Microsoft ships Fabric updates every month. The period from 2024 to 2025 delivered some of the most significant platform advances since general availability — spanning agentic AI, zero‑ETL data integration, unified security, open table format support, and a new intelligence layer that sits above the entire platform.

GA Nov 2025

Mirroring — SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Cosmos DB

Native mirroring for SQL Server 2016–2022 and SQL Server 2025 is now generally available, alongside PostgreSQL and Cosmos DB. Operational data replicates continuously into OneLake as Delta tables using CDC technology — no ETL pipelines, no cost for mirroring, and an automatic SQL analytics endpoint on every mirrored database.

GA Nov 2025

Fabric SQL Database & Cosmos DB in Fabric

The Fabric SQL Database is now generally available — a fully managed, serverless SQL database within Fabric, optimized for transactional‑analytical workloads. Cosmos DB mirroring is also GA, enabling SQL queries over JSON operational data with Power BI and AI workloads without separate services.

Preview 2025

OneLake Security — Unified Access Control

OneLake Security introduces data‑layer access control in Microsoft Fabric. In Preview, role‑based permissions are defined on Lakehouses, Warehouses, and Mirrored Databases. At GA, Spark, SQL, KQL, and Power BI will enforce access rules from a single definition, simplifying governance and compliance.

GA 2025

Apache Iceberg Support — Automatic Format Translation

OneLake now automatically serves Delta Lake tables as Apache Iceberg to any compatible engine — Trino, Snowflake, Dremio, Spark — without copying data or reconfiguring pipelines. The OneLake Table APIs (Preview) also provides programmatic Iceberg REST Catalog access for integration with external tooling.

Ignite 2025

Fabric IQ — From Data Platform to Intelligence Platform

Announced at Microsoft Ignite 2025, Fabric IQ is a semantic intelligence layer that turns raw data structures into business ontologies — entities, relationships, properties, rules, and actions. It powers Data Agents, integrates with Foundry IQ and Work IQ, and will be accessible via an MCP server, enabling agents to discover and act on business context.

Preview FabCon 2025

Autoscale Billing for Spark — Pay-As-You-Go Compute

Spark Autoscale Billing enables a pay‑as‑you‑go model for Data Engineering workloads — offloading Spark jobs to a serverless billing mode independent of the primary Fabric capacity. Capacity admins set a CU limit to prevent shared workloads from consuming reserved capacity during peak periods.

GA FabCon 2026

Materialized Lake Views — No-Code Medallion Pipelines

Materialized lake views are now generally available, enabling always‑up‑to‑date medallion pipelines in Spark SQL and PySpark without manual orchestration. Defined once, they refresh automatically as data arrives — dramatically reducing pipeline maintenance overhead for Bronze‑to‑Silver‑to‑Gold transformations.

Preview FabCon 2026

Fabric MCP — AI Agents Connected to Fabric

Fabric local MCP is generally available as an open‑source server connecting AI coding assistants (GitHub Copilot) directly to Fabric. Fabric remote MCP is in preview — a secure, cloud‑hosted execution engine enabling AI agents and automation tools to perform authenticated actions against Fabric items and data programmatically.

The Problem Microsoft Fabric Solves
The Problem Microsoft Fabric Solves

Fragmented stacks create
predictable enterprise failure

Most enterprises today run fragmented analytics stacks that evolved one tool at a time — separate ETL platforms, multiple data lakes and warehouses, standalone streaming systems, disconnected BI semantic layers, and isolated AI environments. Microsoft Fabric was built to eliminate this fragmentation at the architectural level — not just at the tooling level.

Current State

Separate ETL, data lake, warehouse, streaming, BI semantic layer, and AI environments — each maintained independently by different teams.

Multi‑platform coordination is required for every new use case, dramatically increasing time-to-value and operational overhead across the organisation.

Negative Outcomes

The environment becomes unnecessarily expensive and complex.

Multi‑platform coordination is required for every new use case, dramatically increasing time-to-value.

Current State

Each platform stores its own copy of data with its own access model, creating multiple sources of truth and duplicated storage costs.

Data is siloed across systems with no single authoritative version of the truth available to any team.

Negative Outcomes

Data inconsistency is endemic. Governance is applied differently in each system.

Lineage, audit readiness, and access control become extremely difficult to prove, making lineage and compliance a manual, error-prone process.

Current State

Governance is implemented per tool — Spark has its own model, SQL has its own, KQL has its own, and Power BI has its own. None of them align.

Each tool enforces access independently with no unified policy definition or consistent enforcement across the stack.

Negative Outcomes

Security gaps emerge between tools. Compliance exercises require manual evidence gathering across systems.

Teams cannot confidently share data with one another, and audit preparation becomes a significant, recurring manual burden.

Current State

AI and analytics initiatives operate on different copies of data, requiring continuous synchronisation and creating risk that models train on stale or incorrect inputs.

The AI estate and the analytics estate are structurally disconnected, requiring constant bridging effort from engineering teams.

Negative Outcomes

AI projects are slow, expensive, and difficult to trust.

The gap between the analytics estate and the AI estate prevents production‑grade deployment at scale.

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Future State with Microsoft Fabric
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Real‑world outcomes from Microsoft Fabric in production 

Organizations that have deployed Microsoft Fabric in production and achieved strong results demonstrate what Logesys helps clients accomplish—through deliberate platform architecture, governance-first deployment, and Fabric-aligned delivery.   

Microsoft Fabric — Customer Stats
Customer outcomes
Real results with Microsoft Fabric
Medallion Architecture — Microsoft Fabric
Architecture
Medallion Architecture
in Microsoft Fabric

The Medallion Architecture is Microsoft's recommended design pattern for organising data in Fabric — and the natural fit for OneLake as the foundation. It structures the lakehouse into three progressive layers of data quality, each with a distinct owner, SLA, and purpose.

All three layers live in OneLake. No copying between platforms, no switching engines, no synchronisation overhead. Spark, SQL, KQL, Power BI, and Data Agents all operate on the same underlying Delta tables — governed by a single security model.

●  Bronze — Raw
●  Silver — Enriched
●  Gold — Curated
Logesys Services — Microsoft Fabric
Logesys Services
How Logesys Delivers Value
on Microsoft Fabric

We bring end‑to‑end delivery capability across the full Fabric platform — from initial architecture blueprint to production deployment and ongoing managed optimisation. Every engagement begins with a written architecture design reviewed before implementation starts. No surprises mid‑delivery.

Platform capabilities
Why Logesys
Why Logesys
What Makes Us the Right
Microsoft Fabric Partner
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Whether you are consolidating a fragmented analytics stack, modernizing Power BI at scale, or laying a governed foundation for AI — Logesys helps you move from platform capability to production value faster.

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