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RLS with multitenancy
in case of multi tenancy, should we have different semantic models for each instance (US and EU regions) or we should keep single semantic model and apply RLS or filter on that semantic model? also , in which scenario, the cost would be less?
Hii powerbiexpert22
For most multitenant scenarios, a single semantic model with RLS is the best approach because it minimizes cost, simplifies maintenance, and ensures consistent logic across tenants. Separate semantic models (for US/EU) are only recommended when there are strict data-residency, compliance, or performance isolation requirements. From a cost perspective, one shared model with RLS is always cheaper than maintaining multiple regional models or capacities.
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Hii powerbiexpert22
For most multitenant scenarios, a single semantic model with RLS is the best approach because it minimizes cost, simplifies maintenance, and ensures consistent logic across tenants. Separate semantic models (for US/EU) are only recommended when there are strict data-residency, compliance, or performance isolation requirements. From a cost perspective, one shared model with RLS is always cheaper than maintaining multiple regional models or capacities.
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