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hp0lkm46
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9 months ago

Interdependence Between Separate F64 Capacities

I have two separate F64 capacities, and recently one of them hit 100%, which caused reports and datasets in workspaces on that capacity to stop opening.  My understanding was that workspaces assigned to the other F64 capacity should remain unaffected, and while the reports can be opened with no errors, their refreshes are now also failing with the message:

 

“Your organization’s Fabric compute capacity has exceeded a surge protection usage limit set by your capacity administrator.”

 

I’m the capacity administrator, and each capacity has its own surge control limits configured.

 

Does anyone know why these two capacities seem to behave as if they’re interdependent, even though they’re separate? Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

6 Replies

  • Hi hp0lkm46

     

    Double check what capacity the workspaces with this failing refreshed are on. DIfferent capacities are seperate in Fabric, and one capacity getting throttled does not affect others. 

     

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    • hp0lkm46's avatar
      hp0lkm46
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      Hi, thanks for your reponse.  The workspaces with this failing refresh are however definitely on the separate capacity, which is at about 20% usage. 

      • tayloramy's avatar
        tayloramy
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        Hi hp0lkm46

         

        What are the surge protection setting set on this capacity? 

         

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  • v-hashadapu's avatar
    v-hashadapu
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    Hi hp0lkm46 , hope you are doing well.

    Just wanted to know if your issue has been resolved through your support ticket with Microsoft as suggested by tayloramy ? If so, we would greatly appreciate it if you could share the insights here, as they may benefit others with similar issues.

     

    If you have any other queries, please feel free to raise a new post in the community. We are always happy to help. Thank you.