Migration Tips and tricks when moving from AAS to PPU (w/ Gilbert Quevauvilliers)

With the advent of Power BI Premium Per User (PPU) there are more reasons to look at moving from Azure Analysis Services (AAS) to PPU. There are several things to consider when making the move, and I will cover how to move large amounts with incremental processing and avoiding timeout issues. I will also cover how to make sure that your model is as small and as efficient as possible. And finally I will cover how to monitor PPU with Log Analytics.

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Gilbert Quevauvilliers is an independent consultant at FourMoo. Gilbert has been working in the data analytics space (SQL Server, Azure & Power BI) space for over 12 years, and has been using Power BI since it’s inception. Gilbert is also a co-organizer of the Queensland Power BI User Group (Queensland Power BI User Group - Microsoft Power BI Community)

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[SQLMonger]

Thanks for putting this presentation together. Great topic and timely! Already a huge fan of Dax Studio, and Tabular Editor and now adding ALM Toolkit to the mix is going to save even more time and effort!

[wayneedmondson]

Interesting topic! Thanks for sharing this information. Thumbs up!!