Which statement best defines capacity in Fabric?

• A. Capacity defines the ability of a resource to perform an activity or to produce output.
• B. Capacity refers to a dedicated space for organizations to create, store, and manage Fabric items.
• C. Capacity is a collection of items that are logically grouped together.
• D. Capacity measures the cost efficiency of a workspace.

Answer: (A)

Capacity in Fabric describes the ability of a resource to perform an activity or to produce output. It reflects how much work the resource can handle, considering compute power, memory, and throughput, and how that can be scaled to meet demand. This definition captures capacity as a measure of performance and capability, not where data is stored, how items are logically grouped, or the cost efficiency of a workspace. For example, increasing CPU cores or memory in a compute pool raises capacity, enabling larger or more parallel tasks. The other statements describe a storage or workspace area, a collection of items, or cost aspects, which are not about a resource’s ability to perform work.