Try ArcGIS Maps for Microsoft Fabric
There are two ways you can try out the ArcGIS Maps for Fabric workload without an ArcGIS organizational account. The following sections provide basic instructions for using the interactive experience or signing up for a free 21-day trial
Use the interactive experience
You can use the interactive experience to try many of the capabilities found in the ArcGIS Maps for Fabric workload, including styling these layers using the same smart mapping options that are available to signed in users.
To open the interactive experience, complete the following steps:
Open the ArcGIS Maps for Microsoft Fabric workload landing page from Microsoft Fabric's Workloads menu.
Under the Try out ArcGIS Maps for Fabric now image, click Open.
The ArcGIS Maps for Fabric interactive experience opens.
The interactive experience comes pre-loaded with a fictitious data layer representing customer sales data and addresses across the United States. This layer contains point features with associated total sales figures over two years.
Options to save or load a new map, or to add your own data are not available in the interactive experience. See which capabilities are and are not available in the interactive experience.
Sign up for a free 21-day trial
Esri provides a free 21-day trial to users who are interested in trying out all the capabilities available in the ArcGIS Maps for Fabric workload with their own data. This trial will allow you to create and save your own maps with data from your lakehouse. Additionally, during the trial period you will have access to ArcGIS Living Atlas content, as well as software and tools available through ArcGIS Online. Learn how to manage a trial subscription.
Tip:
Ensure that your ArcGIS user type is Creator or higher to access ArcGIS Maps for Fabric.
Note:
You cannot join a trial subscription with an existing ArcGIS Online Public account.
After your 21-day trial you will no longer have full access to the ArcGIS web maps you have created.
After the trial period ends, continue using ArcGIS Maps for Fabric by activating a new ArcGIS Online subscription.
Test the capabilities of ArcGIS Maps for Microsoft Fabric
The following table shows a comprehensive list of capabilities in the ArcGIS Maps for Fabric workload that are available to users with an ArcGIS Online Organization account or a free 21-day trial account. The table also shows which of those capabilities are available in the interactive experience.
Note:
You cannot access ArcGIS Maps for Fabric with an ArcGIS Public account.
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