MSReshma
Microsoft Employee
2 months agoStatus:
New
Proactive Alert Notification Before Capacity Throttling in Power BI / Fabric
Currently, Microsoft Fabric / Power BI does not provide a built-in, native alerting mechanism to notify administrators before capacity throttling occurs.
While the Capacity Metrics App helps monitor utilization trends, there is no out-of-the-box feature that proactively notifies when capacity is nearing its limit (for example 80–90% utilization). This makes it difficult for administrators to take preventive action before throttling impacts users.
Capacity throttling can lead to:
- Report performance degradation
- Delays in query execution
- Poor end-user experience
Having a native alerting capability would significantly improve proactive monitoring and operational efficiency.
1 Comment
- trivedisunita
Continued Contributor
Fully agree, lack of proactive alerts makes it difficult to manage peak usage effectively. Native alerting would significantly improve user experience and reduce unexpected throttling issues.
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