Hi @SreejaG ,
1. Yes, it's advisable to check with your Global Admin. The ability to enable Fabric Capacity within your tenant requires specific administrative privileges. The Global Admin or a Fabric Administrator can enable Microsoft Fabric for the tenant or specific capacities. Contact the capacity manager if capacity is disabled. This process is detailed in the Fabric documentation.
2. Having a Fabric Administrator role is not a default setting. Your organization's Global Administrator or Power Platform Administrator can assign the Fabric Administrator role. This role is crucial for managing and enabling Fabric features, including capacities. More information on admin roles can be found here.
3. As you're already exploring options within your trial and Azure subscription, reaching out to your internal admin team (Global or Fabric Administrators) would be the first step rather than raising a support ticket. They have the necessary permissions to enable Fabric Capacity for your tenant.
4. To avoid any interruption, it's important to communicate with your Fabric or Global Administrator about your needs before the trial expires. They can ensure that the Fabric Capacity is enabled and properly configured for your use case. Additionally, consider reviewing the Fabric trial documentation to understand the transition from a trial to a paid capacity, including any actions you might need to take.
Best Regards,
Neeko Tang
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