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Create a lakehouse in Microsoft Fabric

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In this tutorial, you learn different ways to create a Lakehouse in Microsoft Fabric.

Prerequisites

To create a lakehouse, you need access to a Fabric enabled workspace. Fabric admins can enable trial or paid capacity for a tenant or users. If Fabric isn't enabled, you won't see the lakehouse card.

Ways to create a lakehouse

The lakehouse creation process is quick and simple; there are several ways to get started.

  1. Data Engineering homepage

    • You can easily create a lakehouse through the Lakehouse card under the New section in the homepage.

    Screenshot showing the lakehouse item under Data Engineering.

  2. Workspace view

    • You can also create a lakehouse through the workspace view in Data Engineering by using the New dropdown menu.

    Screenshot showing the Lakehouse option in the New menu.

  3. Create page

    • An entry point to create a lakehouse is available in the Create page under Data Engineering.

    Screenshot showing the Lakehouse option in the Data Engineering Create page.

Creating a lakehouse from the Data Engineering homepage

  1. Browse to the Data Engineering homepage.

  2. Under the New section, locate the Lakehouse card and select it to get started with the creation process

  3. Enter a name for the lakehouse and a sensitivity label if your organization requires one, and select Create.

  4. Once the lakehouse is created, you land on the Lakehouse Editor page where you can get started and load data.

Note

The lakehouse will be created under the current workspace you are in.

Delete a lakehouse

To delete a lakehouse, navigate to OneLake data hub and find your lakehouse. select the ... next to the lakehouse name and select Delete. The lakehouse and its associated SQL analytics endpoint and semantic model are deleted.

Note

  • A lakehouse can't be deleted if it's referenced elsewhere, for example, in a pipeline or within a real time analytics workflow.
  • There is no way to restore a lakehouse after it's deleted.

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