EventStreamPermissions.md

Event Stream: Security & Governance

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Last updated: 2025-05-08

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Event Stream in Microsoft Fabric is a real-time data ingestion and processing service that enables users to capture, transform, and route streaming data from various sources. It supports inputs like Event Hubs, IoT devices, and custom applications, and allows routing data to destinations such as OneLake, Data Warehouses, or Lakehouses. Event Streams are ideal for real-time analytics, monitoring, and alerting scenarios, providing a scalable and low-latency pipeline for continuously processing and reacting to incoming data events.

List of References (Click to expand)

• Fabric Eventstream - overview
• Manage an eventstream in Microsoft Fabric

Note

As now, access to Event Stream is controlled entirely through workspace roles (Admin, Member, Contributor, Viewer). There is no support for assigning permissions to individual Event Stream or managing them through SQL-like GRANT, REVOKE, or DENY statements.

Important

Workspace roles in Microsoft Fabric (Admin, Member, Contributor, Viewer) grant access to all items within the workspace, not just Event Stream. This includes Dashboards, Semantic Models, Data Warehouses, Notebooks, Pipelines, and more. There is currently no way to assign permissions to Event Stream individually, access is inherited from the user's role in the workspace.

Workspace Role	Access to Event Stream
Admin	Full control: create, edit, delete, monitor, and manage permissions for Event Stream.
Member	Can create, edit, and run Event Stream; can also share them with others.
Contributor	Can create and run Event Stream, but cannot manage permissions or share them.
Viewer	Can view Event Stream and their status but cannot create, edit, or run them.

Refresh Date: 2025-08-06