Which statement about Workspaces in Fabric is true?

• A. Workspaces act as containers for different Fabric items that are required to perform data processing within Fabric
• B. Workspaces can function independently without being tied to a capacity
• C. Workspaces cannot be used with OneLake
• D. Workspaces are used to manage data security only

Answer: (A)

Workspaces in Fabric are containers that group the artifacts needed to carry out data processing—datasets, dataflows, pipelines, notebooks, and related connections—so you can organize, share, and manage them as a cohesive unit. This setup lets you assemble all the pieces required to run data processing tasks inside a single workspace, apply access control, and collaborate with others. While OneLake can back storage for these assets and compute capacity may be used to run workloads, the key idea is that a workspace is about containing and organizing the items you need for data processing, not just security or storage or operating independently of capacity.