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Why should I complete Power BI Performance Load Testing & initial setup

Why should I complete Power BI Performance Load Testing & initial setup

It is becoming increasingly important to understand how the Power BI reports/Semantic Model that are being used in your organization are performing. When using Fabric Capacities this can potentially be of critical importance, because a single report that is not well designed could cripple or bring down your capacity. By completing Power BI Performance load testing before it goes into...

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