Streamlining Power BI with PowerShell
summary
PowerShell module PSP PowerBI Tools and Microsoft’s management module get inventory (workspaces, reports, users), add counts, and run actions like renaming and assigning owners; a custom set-psbi-workspace command batch-renames and moves capacities. Activity retrieval extends the native 30 days activity window into 30-day aggregates (Microsoft’s cmdlet returns 24 hours), enables unused-report detection, and automates cleanup, backups and license checks — demos show the commands working against an org with admin/fabric permissions.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Power BI and PowerShell intro
- 3:24PSP Power BI Tools module
- 7:23Microsoft’s Power BI module
- 10:16Limitations of Power BI module
- 13:51Extending activity events
- 17:30Automating workspace management
- 21:23Health checks and cleanup
- 24:26PowerShell module help
- 27:03Exporting Power BI data
- 29:58Non-admin access and future phases
- 31:50Planned streamlining features
- 35:06Security and naming conventions
- 37:12Deployment and migration
- 38:43Future use cases
- 47:23Q&A
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