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|July 2026|**Fabric Maps tilesets (Generally Available)**|[Fabric Maps tilesets](https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Fabric-Updates-Blog/Fabric-July-2026-Feature-Summary/ba-p/5325823#toc-hId--674227885) create PMTiles from OneLake geospatial data so large static spatial datasets render as fast, interactive maps in Fabric. For more information, see [Create tilesets](../real-time-intelligence/map/create-tile-sets.md).|
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|July 2026|**Real-Time Dashboard (Generally Available)**|[Real-Time Dashboard (Generally Available)](https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Fabric-Updates-Blog/See-your-business-as-it-happens-with-Real-Time-Dashboard-in/ba-p/5327997) lets you monitor Eventhouse data with live refresh, Copilot-created tiles, drill-down exploration, Activator alerts, and team sharing. For more information, see [What is Real-Time Dashboard?](../real-time-intelligence/real-time-dashboards-overview.md) and [Create a Real-Time Dashboard](../real-time-intelligence/dashboard-real-time-create.md?tabs=create-manual%2Ckql-database%2Cnew-tile-copilot).|
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|July 2026|**Spark job monitoring (Generally Available)**|[Job concurrency and queue monitoring (Generally Available)](https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Fabric-Updates-Blog/Job-concurrency-and-queue-monitoring-for-Spark-now-with-a/ba-p/5323779) adds a capacity-level view so you can compare Spark resource use across workspaces, identify contention, and tune limits. For more information, see [Job concurrency and queue monitoring](../data-engineering/job-concurrency-queue-monitoring.md) and [Concurrency limits and queueing in Apache Spark for Fabric](../data-engineering/spark-job-concurrency-and-queueing.md).|
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−|July 2026|**Resource Instance Rules for OneLake Network Security for Azure Services (Generally Available)**|[Resource Instance Rules for OneLake](https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Fabric-Updates-Blog/Simplify-OneLake-network-security-for-Azurfe-Services-with/ba-p/5284830) let you allow specific Azure resource instances to access OneLake over the public endpoint while Fabric still evaluates data permissions. For more information, see [Resource Instance rules for Inbound access](../onelake/onelake-manage-inbound-access-trusted-resources.md).|
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+|July 2026|**Resource Instance Rules for OneLake Network Security for Azure Services (Generally Available)**|[Resource Instance Rules for OneLake](https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Fabric-Updates-Blog/Simplify-OneLake-network-security-for-Azurfe-Services-with/ba-p/5284830) let you allow specific Azure resource instances to access OneLake over the public endpoint while Fabric still evaluates data permissions. For more information, see [Manage workspace inbound access with Resource Instance Rules](../onelake/onelake-manage-inbound-access-trusted-resources.md).|
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|July 2026|**Lakehouse Query Explorer (Generally Available)**|[Lakehouse Query Explorer](https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Fabric-Updates-Blog/Explore-validate-and-iterate-faster-with-the-new-Lakehouse-Query/ba-p/5309466) lets you run Spark SQL in the Lakehouse explorer to inspect data, test joins, create views, and iterate before you move logic to notebooks or SQL analytics endpoints. For more information, see [Query data with the Lakehouse query explorer](../data-engineering/lakehouse-query-explorer.md).|
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|July 2026|**OneLake item-size reporting (Generally Available)**|[OneLake item-size reporting](https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Fabric-Updates-Blog/Understand-your-data-with-the-OneLake-storage-report-Generally/ba-p/5295144) gives you a workspace storage report that breaks down item data, system data, soft-deleted data, and billing status in the Fabric portal. For more information, see [Get the size of OneLake items](../onelake/how-to-get-item-size.md).|
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|July 2026|**OneLake storage tiers and lifecycle management (Generally Available)**|[OneLake storage tiers and lifecycle management](https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Fabric-Updates-Blog/Controlling-storage-costs-with-OneLake-lifecycle-management/ba-p/5295135) let you keep active data in the hot tier and move less-used data to cool or cold tiers with lifecycle policies. For more information, see [Get the size of OneLake items](../onelake/how-to-get-item-size.md) and [OneLake diagnostics](../onelake/onelake-diagnostics-overview.md).|
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