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WesL
Regular Visitor

Issue with missing Azure configuration screen (Power BI Embedded)

Greetings,

 

We are just getting into the embedded concept and have ran into a problem during setup.  According to the directions that a vendor gave me AND the instructions at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/power-bi-embedded/power-bi-embedded-get-started, when we get to step 3 there should be a configuration screen for creating the workspace that is shown in step 4.  Well there isn't.  If you scroll down to the bottom of the page in the comments 2 other users have reported the same as well.   Any idea what we are missing?

 

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Eric_Zhang
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

@WesL

The Power BI Embedded is being deprecated and it is not avaiable for new users. I can see the create option as I'm already using the Power BI Embedded.

 

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So you may have to trial with the new replacement Embedding with non-Power BI users.

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MawashiKid
Resolver II
Resolver II

Eric is right. With the introduction of Power BI Premium, Microsoft has announced that Power BI Embedded and the Power BI service are converging into one main API surface, which may explain why you end up with Getting started with Power BI Embedded header and paragraphs listing how to prepare for migration.


Now as I cited in another thread,


http://community.powerbi.com/t5/Developer/Not-able-to-create-workspace-collection-in-azure-portal/m-...

I encountered the same issue and in my case I was able to create one by using "back stage door" instead of "main Azure Portal lobby" - so to speak. So I basically used the very same Azure CLI 1.0 approach Jon Gallant describes in his blog

http://blog.jongallant.com/2017/01/create-powerbi-embedded-workspace-collection-with-azure-cli-1-0/

and was able to come up with something. 

Workspace.png

 

Note that in my case this was a temporary solution, I needed for DevTeach session demo purpose I realize I won't have any other choice but preparing migration. Still hope the infos above will help.

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MawashiKid
Resolver II
Resolver II

Eric is right. With the introduction of Power BI Premium, Microsoft has announced that Power BI Embedded and the Power BI service are converging into one main API surface, which may explain why you end up with Getting started with Power BI Embedded header and paragraphs listing how to prepare for migration.


Now as I cited in another thread,


http://community.powerbi.com/t5/Developer/Not-able-to-create-workspace-collection-in-azure-portal/m-...

I encountered the same issue and in my case I was able to create one by using "back stage door" instead of "main Azure Portal lobby" - so to speak. So I basically used the very same Azure CLI 1.0 approach Jon Gallant describes in his blog

http://blog.jongallant.com/2017/01/create-powerbi-embedded-workspace-collection-with-azure-cli-1-0/

and was able to come up with something. 

Workspace.png

 

Note that in my case this was a temporary solution, I needed for DevTeach session demo purpose I realize I won't have any other choice but preparing migration. Still hope the infos above will help.

Eric_Zhang
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

@WesL

The Power BI Embedded is being deprecated and it is not avaiable for new users. I can see the create option as I'm already using the Power BI Embedded.

 

Capture.PNG

 

So you may have to trial with the new replacement Embedding with non-Power BI users.

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