How to Attribute Microsoft Fabric CU Consumption to Power BI Users
One question I hear regularly is: Who is actually consuming the Capacity Units (CUs) on a Microsoft Fabric capacity? The Fabric Capacity Metrics app is a great starting point for understanding capacity utilization. However, when we inspect the consumption, it’s focusing more on Workspace and Item level rather then on user level. The drillthrough option…
How to Refresh a Power BI Semantic Model from SharePoint Using a Fabric Workspace Identity
One of the questions I recently received was whether it’s possible to refresh a semantic model connected to a SharePoint site without using a personal account, stored credentials, or a traditional Service Principal. The answer is: Yes. With Microsoft Fabric Workspace Identity, you can authenticate directly against SharePoint using an automatically managed service principal. Combined…
How to extract data from the Fabric Metrics App – Part 2
In this mini series I’m walking you through how to extract data from the Fabric Metrics App to, for example, create a monthly chargeback report based on it. In my last blog post, I showed how to trace the required DAX Statement. In the second part, I will show how we can use Microsoft Fabric…
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