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On-premise Data Gateway
We have installed On-premise Data Gateway for Logic App use. We leverage only one Gateway for several Logic Apps from different subscriptions in Azure. Is there any way of track the amoun tof connections I have through this gateway?
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- collinq
Super User
Hi Anonymous ,
If you go to the Settings - Manage Gateways (assuming that you have permissions) you will see each gateway cluster and on each named gateway under the cluster you can see each Data Source that is being accessed by that gateway.
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Hi collinq , thanks for your answer, but I guess you are refering to PowerBI. Through PowerBI service site I can see all the data sources we have created. Although is not so friendly to visualize when you manage more than 600 hundred connections... I hope some day MS can improve the interface at least to make a search avoiding to use the explorer searching.
I'm referreing to Logic App connections?, I don't see any option neither on https://admin.powerplatform.microsoft.com/ nor in Azure portal for On-premise Data Gateway object .. I'm missing something-?
- collinq
Hi Anonymous ,
Yes, you are correct, I was talking about Power BI. I misunderstood your questions, thanks for the clarification. I am not an expert in the MyLogicApp but I did find this document and about 3/4 of the way is this heading that I think might help:
"To find all the API connections for just your logic app, on your logic app's menu, under Development Tools, select API connections."
That document is here:https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/logic-apps/logic-apps-gateway-connection
Is that what you were hunting?
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