What problem does it solve?
Migrating Spark, SQL, Power BI, and Real-Time workloads to Microsoft Fabric requires accurate capacity sizing and cost forecasting, but pricing is region-specific, meter names are non-obvious, and hardcoded rates go stale. This Skill profiles source workloads, maps them to Fabric Capacity Units, and computes live SKU and billing-mode costs.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Workload-to-CU Mapping: Converts Databricks clusters, Synapse DWU/Spark pools, Power BI P-SKUs, and multi-cloud sources (AWS, GCP, Snowflake) into Fabric CU demand with a concurrent-demand sizing algorithm.
- Live Pricing Enforcement: Mandates fetching the Azure Retail Prices API for PAYG, Reserved Instance, Autoscale Spark, OneLake storage, and egress rates before any dollar figure is presented.
- Billing Mode Strategy: Compares Reserved Instance vs. Pay-As-You-Go break-even points and Autoscale Billing for Spark vs. capacity-billed Spark.
- Use Case: A team migrating from Databricks and Power BI Premium P2 asks which Fabric SKU to buy; the Skill profiles their cluster hours and P-SKU utilization, fetches live East US pricing, and produces a monthly cost worksheet comparing F128 RI against PAYG plus Autoscale Spark.
Quick Start
Ask the assistant to estimate the monthly Fabric capacity cost for migrating your Databricks and Power BI workloads, specifying your Azure region and workload profile.