Using the Fabric Monitoring Hub
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Microsoft Fabric7 min read

Using the Fabric Monitoring Hub

Central visibility into all Fabric activities and jobs.

By Administrator

The Monitoring Hub provides unified visibility into all operations running across your Fabric environment.

What is Monitoring Hub?

Central dashboard showing: - Pipeline runs - Notebook executions - Spark jobs - Dataflow refreshes - Semantic model refreshes

Accessing Monitoring Hub

Find it in: - Fabric workspace - Settings menu - Direct navigation

Key Information

Job Status Track execution state: - Running - Succeeded - Failed - Cancelled

Duration Understand performance: - Start and end times - Total duration - Queue time

Resource Usage Monitor consumption: - Compute used - Memory allocation - Spark resources

Filtering and Search

Find specific runs: - By item type - By status - By date range - By workspace

Troubleshooting

Failed Jobs Investigate issues: - View error messages - Check logs - Identify root cause

Slow Jobs Find bottlenecks: - Long-running stages - Resource constraints - Data skew

Integration

  • Export data for analysis
  • Create custom dashboards
  • Set up alerts
  • API access available

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does Monitoring Hub retain historical data?

Monitoring Hub retains job history for 30 days by default. For longer retention, export data to your own storage or use Azure Log Analytics integration for extended historical analysis.

Can I set up alerts from Monitoring Hub?

Currently, direct alerting from Monitoring Hub is limited. Use Data Activator or Azure Monitor for comprehensive alerting on Fabric job status and performance metrics.

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