One-minute trap! How new Fabric Warehouse CU metering affect your workloads
Microsoft is moving Fabric Warehouse CU metering from per-query CPU time to per-workspace virtual-node time. That brings Fabric closer to Snowflake and Databricks, but it also changes the cost equation: dense workloads may benefit, while sparse, chatty workloads could get a surprise
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