Power BI Load Testing and Capacity Part 2
About this session
In this session, we will jump back into the critical practice of load testing Power BI reports and semantic models. Join us as we explore a new and simple A-B-C method of testing reports using Notebooks as well as a review of the existing toolset we covered in part 1. You will learn how to set up and configure the tool, interpret the results, and apply best practices to enhance the performance of your reports. Whether you're a seasoned Power BI user or just getting started, this session will equip you with the knowledge and skills to ensure your reports can handle the demands of your organisation.
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