Mirroring in Microsoft Fabric is useful when you need to make SQL Server data available in Fabric. Perhaps in OneLake, for example, if you need to use the data for reporting, analytics, notebooks, or another Fabric workload.
However, it’s not suitable for everything, as I’ll explain in this complete guide to mirroring data from SQL Server to Microsoft Fabric.
Before we get started, a note about compatibility. Since SQL Server 2005, there’s been a type of database mirroring totally unrelated to Microsoft Fabric mirroring. I wish these types of terms weren’t so overloaded but, in this article, when I say