Details
- Vendor
- Microsoft
- Type
- Property Graph
- Category
- Enterprise
- License
- Proprietary
- Query Languages
- GQL
- Protocols
- HTTP/REST
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A graph engine within Microsoft Fabric that builds a read-optimized property graph from lakehouse tables stored in OneLake, queried with GQL or a visual builder. Reads directly from Delta Lake tables without a separate ETL pipeline.
Protocols HTTP/REST
Queries run through a common execution layer with a REST-based GQL query API; the visual Query Builder is a UI over the same layer, not a separate protocol.
REST-based execution: Runs queries programmatically by using the GQL query API.How graph in Microsoft Fabric works - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn · reviewed 2026-08-02
License Proprietary
Confirms current value; no source states 'proprietary' outright, but Fabric Graph is a closed-source, capacity-billed Microsoft SaaS feature with no source release.
Graph uses the same capacity units (CUs) as other workloads in Microsoft Fabric. You don't need to purchase a separate graph-specific license or SKU.What is graph in Microsoft Fabric? - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn · reviewed 2026-08-02
Released 2025-10
Confirms current value; public preview rollout began 1 October 2025, announced at FabCon Vienna and confirmed in the Fabric community public-preview post.
Graph will roll out in various Fabric regions starting on October 1, 2025.FabCon Vienna: Build data-rich agents on an enterprise-ready foundation | Microsoft Fabric Blog · reviewed 2026-08-02