Native Microsoft Fabric Workload
Self-service workspace governance that gives your team enterprise-grade controls without the enterprise price tag. Stop paying for consultants to do what your platform team can own in minutes.
2-minute overview
A concise tour of Anvil Setup, Template Administration, and Request Hub — the three native Fabric items — plus the Ops dashboard, Governance sweep, and Capacity management surfaces, all running live inside Microsoft Fabric.
Book a walkthroughThree native workload items
Everything a platform team needs to govern Fabric at enterprise scale — already built, native to Fabric, and owned by your team from day one.
FabricAnvil Setup Your team sets up the entire control plane themselves — capacity registration, environment rings, DevOps connections, and SQL backing store — all from a single native Fabric item. Three states: configure, ready, or drift-detected.
Template Administration Platform teams control which blueprints reach engineers. Every template is reviewed, linked to an Azure DevOps repo, and approved with full governance evidence — topology, capacity tier, and item manifests — before it appears in the catalog. Manage review cycles, RBAC assignments, and open governance cases from one Fabric item.
Request Hub Browse governed templates — topology, environment rings, and ADO repo all included — and submit a workspace request in one click. Approval routing, steward sign-off, and automated fulfilment all run natively inside Fabric with a complete, tamper-proof audit trail.
Built-in capabilities
Beyond the three core items, FabricAnvil includes operational surfaces that eliminate the need for external monitoring, governance, and capacity tooling.
Fleet-wide view of every provisioned workspace. Filter by environment, drift status, or capacity tier. Spot configuration drift before it becomes an incident.
Automated compliance scans with KPI cards, case-level actions, and CSV export for audit evidence. Every policy violation is tracked and actionable.
Register, create, and refresh Fabric capacities directly from the workload. Row-level actions for pause, resume, and scale — no portal-hopping required.
Dev → Test → Prod pipeline built into templates. Workspaces inherit the right capacity tier, Git branch, and item topology at each stage.
Notebook-driven scheduled scans compare actual workspace state against template definitions. Drifted items surface in the Ops dashboard with one-click remediation.
Every action — provisioning, approval, drift fix, governance case — is logged to Fabric SQL Database with the user identity from the OBO token chain.