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As a final step, you can optionally clean up the resources you created during the tutorial. Cleaning up resources can help you avoid unnecessary charges and keeps your workspace organized.
Delete the graph model
To delete the graph model you created:
- Go to your Microsoft Fabric workspace.
- Find the graph model you created (for example, "AdventureWorksGraph").
- Select the More options (...) menu next to the graph model.
- Select Delete.
- Confirm the deletion.
Delete the workspace
If you created a new workspace specifically for this tutorial and you no longer need it, you can delete the entire workspace:
- Go to Workspaces from the left navigation pane.
- Select the workspace you want to delete.
- Select Workspace settings (gear icon).
- Select Remove this workspace under Delete workspace.
- Confirm the deletion.
Warning
Deleting a workspace permanently removes all items in the workspace, including lakehouses, graphs, reports, and other artifacts. You can't undo this action.
Tutorial complete
Congratulations! You completed the Graph in Microsoft Fabric tutorial. You learned how to:
- Load sample data into a lakehouse
- Create a graph model
- Connect your graph to data in OneLake
- Add nodes to represent entities in your data
- Add edges to define relationships between nodes
- Query the graph using the visual query builder
- Save queries as querysets for reuse and sharing
- Query the graph using GQL in the code editor