Which statement best describes the concept of capacity in Fabric?

• A. Capacity refers to a dedicated space for organizations to create, store, and manage Fabric items.
• B. Capacity is a collection of items that are logically grouped together.
• C. Capacity defines the ability of a resource to perform an activity or to produce output.
• D. Capacity describes the amount of time a resource is available for processing tasks.

Answer: (D)

Capacity is about how much work a resource can handle within a given period, determined by the time it is available to process tasks. This time-based view is what drives scheduling and throughput in Fabric, since more available time means more work can be completed. The option that describes capacity this way—tied to the amount of time a resource is available for processing tasks—best captures how capacity governs how much work can be done in a set window. The other descriptions refer to storage or workspace, to simply grouping items, or to general ability without tying it to the actual time/resources can devote to processing.