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I know I can use Performance Analyser in desktop which is great but is there anyway to really stress test in Service by pretending that the maximum number of people is using it at the same time?
I use OStress for microsoft SQL DB and I wondered if we had anything like that for Power BI?
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"the number of people using it" has very different meaning and impact depending if it is direct query or import mode, and what the target of the direct query is.
In addition you have the capacity eviction process which can massively skew your results.
In addition you have the Gen2 flex capacity which can - yep - massively skew your results.
Rather than focusing on numbers of users I would try to load as many datasets as possible into the capacity and then write Powershell scripts that would run refresh requests against the datasets continuously (waiting for the refresh to complete and then immediately initiating a new one.)
Talk to your tenant admin and let them show you the tenant statistics reports.
@DebbieE You can try Datagaps BI Validator for Stress testing of concurrent users on Power BI Reports It is a comprehensive tool with regular enhancements for the add on features of Power BI. Click here to Download BI Validator
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Thanks for the suggestion, @DebbieE! If you're looking to learn more about automating Power BI testing, check out this Power BI testing page for more details. It’s a great resource to help streamline your testing process!
Hi @DebbieE ,
Now it is not support like that for Power BI. If you really need the function, Please create the idea and vote for it.
https://ideas.powerbi.com/ideas/
Best Regards
Community Support Team _ Polly
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
"the number of people using it" has very different meaning and impact depending if it is direct query or import mode, and what the target of the direct query is.
In addition you have the capacity eviction process which can massively skew your results.
In addition you have the Gen2 flex capacity which can - yep - massively skew your results.
Rather than focusing on numbers of users I would try to load as many datasets as possible into the capacity and then write Powershell scripts that would run refresh requests against the datasets continuously (waiting for the refresh to complete and then immediately initiating a new one.)
Talk to your tenant admin and let them show you the tenant statistics reports.