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Power BI Monitoring 101

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Covers a concrete Power BI tenant monitoring pipeline: collect activity events API logs, catalog metadata and refresh history, and Graph license data using a service principal and PowerShell scripts that persist files to disk or an Azure data lake. Shows numbers: 89 distinct users since November, ~20/day average, ~60 peak/hour, and flags like a personal-workspace report being the top asset. Explains throttling, client‑credentials auth, needing workspace access for refresh history, anomaly detection in Power BI visuals, and a file‑proxy to switch storage locations.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:40Agenda
  3. 1:52Why Monitoring
  4. 8:42Reality Check
  5. 9:33Out of the Box
  6. 11:43Activity
  7. 12:43Activity Trend
  8. 16:43Data Views
  9. 21:53Report Activities
  10. 23:43Metadata
  11. 25:18Data Sources
  12. 26:38Refresh History
  13. 29:38Users Roles
  14. 31:16Licenses
  15. 37:23Authentication
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