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Powerbi Pro Migration - Fabric Capacity Sizing?
Want to do lift and shift with out modification to reports, by just moving the license from powerbi pro to fabric capacityYou are slighly mixing concepts. Licenses are not part of this equation.
Did you have Power BI Premium capacities before?
In the Admin center you can assign workspaces to different capacities (also possible via API calls). That includes movin Pro workspaces to Fabric capacities.
Plan your capacity size - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
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Want to do lift and shift with out modification to reports, by just moving the license from powerbi pro to fabric capacity
You are slighly mixing concepts. Licenses are not part of this equation.
Did you have Power BI Premium capacities before?
In the Admin center you can assign workspaces to different capacities (also possible via API calls). That includes movin Pro workspaces to Fabric capacities.
Plan your capacity size - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
No we don't have premium capacity, it just pro . it's move from pro workspace to fabric capacity workspace. As we tried to migrate on of report in pro to fabric under F8 capacity, it got failed with below message
Data source errorResource Governing: This operation was canceled because there wasn't enough memory to finish running it. Either reduce the memory footprint of your dataset by doing things such as limiting the amount of imported data, or if using Power BI Premium, increase the memory of the Premium capacity where this dataset is hosted. More details: consumed memory 2979 MB, memory limit 2979 MB, database size before command execution 92 MB. See https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2159753 to learn more.
so i what to analyse the existing pro workspace reporting memory usage before moving all the reports in fabric, any advise how to get the pro memory usage for the workspace?
- lbendlin
You either need to consider a (much) bigger capacity or you need to do some refactoring on your data model so it desn't balloon so much when being decompressed.
How to get semantic model memory usage? Nobody knows. Maybe try DAX Studio.