Fabric Real-Time Intelligence Performance remediate

Systematic toolkit for diagnosing and resolving performance issues across the Microsoft Fabric Real-Time Intelligence stack: Eventhouse, KQL databases, Eventstream, ingestion pipelines, and capacity management.

When to Use This Skill

• Eventhouse queries running slowly or timing out
• Ingestion latency or failures into KQL databases
• Eventstream throughput bottlenecks or backlog growth
• Capacity throttling errors (HTTP 430, TooManyRequestsForCapacity)
• High CPU, memory, or cache utilization on Eventhouse
• Materialized view lag or freshness issues
• Always-On and minimum consumption sizing decisions
• Workspace monitoring setup and dashboard interpretation
• KQL query optimization for Real-Time Intelligence workloads

Prerequisites

• Microsoft Fabric workspace with Contributor or higher permissions
• Workspace monitoring enabled (for query/ingestion logs)
• Fabric Capacity Metrics app installed (for capacity-level analysis)
• KQL Queryset or Eventhouse query editor access

Step-by-Step Workflows

Workflow 1: Diagnose Slow KQL Queries

1. Enable workspace monitoring if not already active. See workspace-monitoring.md
2. Identify expensive queries using the diagnostic script: Run diagnose-slow-queries.kql against the monitoring Eventhouse
3. Analyze query patterns — filter by Top CPU Time, Top Duration, or Memory Peak
4. Apply KQL optimization rules from kql-optimization.md
5. Validate improvement by re-running the query and comparing duration/CPU metrics

Workflow 2: Troubleshoot Ingestion Issues

1. Check ingestion results logs using diagnose-ingestion.kql
2. Review Eventstream data insights — check IncomingMessages, OutgoingMessages, BackloggedInputEvents, and WatermarkDelay metrics
3. Identify failure patterns — deserialization errors, schema mismatches, throttling
4. Apply throughput tuning per ingestion-remediate.md
5. Validate pipeline health by monitoring runtime logs on source and destination nodes

Workflow 3: Resolve Capacity Throttling

1. Open the Fabric Capacity Metrics app — filter to your capacity and workspace
2. Check Eventhouse UpTime CU consumption — identify if a single Eventhouse dominates
3. Run capacity diagnostics using diagnose-capacity.kql
4. Evaluate sizing options: Always-On minimum consumption, cache policy adjustments, or SKU upgrade
5. Apply recommendations from capacity-and-sizing.md

remediate Quick Reference

References

• KQL Query Optimization Guide — Best practices for writing performant KQL
• Ingestion remediate Guide — Eventstream, batching, and streaming diagnostics
• Capacity and Sizing Guide — Always-On, cache policies, CU consumption
• Workspace Monitoring Setup — Enabling and using monitoring tables and dashboards
• KQL Best Practices (Microsoft)
• Eventhouse Compute Observability
• Eventstream Monitoring
• Fabric Capacity Metrics App