Stop and start your Fabric Capacity using Power Automate
Stop and start your Fabric Capacity using Power Automate With Fabric Capacities trial coming to an end, you need to make sure to stop and start Fabric Capacities. In my blog post below, I am going to show you how I can start or stop my Fabric Capacity by simply sending an email to myself with the details in the...
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