As a large enterprise managing thousands of Power BI gateway connections across multiple clusters, we frequently encounter a significant operational challenge due to the current 1,000 connection limit per cluster. This limitation necessitates the manual recreation of data sources and rebinding of datasets when exceeding capacity, leading to a time-consuming and error-prone administrative process.
We request a feature that enables Power BI administrators to seamlessly reassign existing data sources between gateway clusters. This functionality should be accessible via a user-friendly dropdown or bulk operation within the Power BI Service or Admin Center, eliminating the need to recreate connections from scratch on a new cluster.
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