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Microsoft Fabric has launched as a public preview and is temporarily provided free of charge when you sign up for the Microsoft Fabric (Preview) trial. Your use of the Microsoft Fabric (Preview) trial includes access to the Fabric product experiences and the resources to create and host Fabric items. The Fabric (Preview) trial lasts for a period of 60 days
Understanding Azure Data Factory pricing through examples
There are two licensing components of Power BI that are critical to understanding the overall licensing model: user-based licensing and capacity-based licensing.
User-based licenses are not changing with the introduction of Fabric. Everyone in your tenant can be assigned a free license, a Pro license, or a Premium Per User License (PPU). Without going into depth of the individual features, this is basically what they mean:
- Free licenses provide an entry point to publish reports to a personal workspace on the web with limited sharing capabilities.
- A Pro license is an entry point to creating workspaces for collaboration with other Pro users.
- A PPU license is an elevated Pro license as an entry point to Power BI Premium features for dataflows, Datamarts, using the XMLA endpoint, and more.
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