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Reduce CPU for Microsoft.PowerBI.EnterpriseGateway.exe
- 3 years ago
MiLANche wrote:
Thanks mate, On the other hand, I've asked PBI admins to let me know (as System Admin) what types are
Cache Data workload (using high CPU)
Live Connection and Direct Query workload (much less demand for CPU)
The different workloads are outlined here:
On-premises data gateway sizing - Power BI | Microsoft LearnThe cache data workload is where Power BI is refresh an import mode model so it is processing data to be loaded into an import mode data model.
Typically the Power Query code will attempt to push as much of the transformation logic upstream to the data source as it can, but if the transformations are complex or are not well tuned or if the data source cannot handle complex logic (such as a folder of csv files) the the bulk of the transformation logic will be done on the gateway CPU.
As I mentioned earlier, I still think it would be worth getting someone to review the report in question or look at adjusting your VMWare alerts rather than slowing the performance of all gateway operations.
Hi MiLANche ,
Gateway sizing recommendations depend on many variables. In this section, we provide you with general recommendations that you can take into consideration.
On-premises data gateway sizing - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Adjust gateway performance based on server CPU | Microsoft Learn
Best regards.
Community Support Team_ Caitlyn
Thanks fo rthe links! as general reading.
Our Curent setting for Maximum container count for Power BI Direct Query.
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<setting name="MashupDQPoolContainerMaxCount" serializeAs="String">
<value>20</value>
There is no guideline To reduce this to 10 ?