What if I am just a student or someone that wants to learn Fabric on my own outside of my organization's scope?? Is there any way I can have a personal e-mail to do a trial on?
So, I've bought a fabric capacity (F2)(In Azure), and I have a Power BI Premium Per User license, I've enabled the preview for the tenant, and I've reviewed all the sub settings on the Admin Portal for Power BI and I still can't seem to see the persona switcher, am I missing something?
Followed all of the instructions and still not seeing the option. Set up a 365 trial specifically to do this, set up all of the settings exactly as shown, still nothing. Really frustrating, as I can see the capacity, it looks like everything is setup correctly, but there's just no persona switcher or option to use any non-PBI settings.
@@stinainsd I've tried, but then it just redirects to Power Platform support which apparently doesn't provide support when you're on the trial outside of just canned FAQ responses :(
The trial number of days just stays at 59 days. Is this the same for everyone? I assume I suppose to just keep track or it will all of a sudden expire.
If F64 is compared to Premium P1 capacity within power BI which is available for 4995 USD but here in above chart i see the monthly charge of F64 to be 8409 , pls help me understand the diff . Is it only the power is same i.e. CPU and QPU ? but not the price
since my existing workspace is now apart of this fabric capacity does that mean it will be deleted if my company decides not to buy fabric? i just dont want things that i created prior to be deleted
@Guy in a Cube I've got a premium per user license and just enabled the fabric trial for 60d. Fabric is also enabled for the entire organization. For some reason I still can't see or use the switch on the bottom left. Really frustrating.. any suggestions?
Hi Adam & Patrick, the size of my model is 1.8 GB (Dax studio) but I'm able to publish my report into power bi service with PRO licensing why is it? We should not be able to publish more than 1GB in Pro right?
@@makelifeeasy6035 yes but even the on-disk size of my file is above 1GB so it should not be able to publish right? But I'm able to publish after 1GB too
Q: I've enabled trial for a subset of my organization (our IT), but now our business users cannot use Premium Pro trial license - is this still in offer?
@@Svroomans Thanks for your replay I tried with lakehouse to connect with my local host , even excel in my machine , I Don't know what you mean by pipeline connector ,
😮 So in conclusión Fabric is only for companies that can afford a Premium license? That’s a real shame, all this boom to know that at the end just a very limited amount of people and companies would be able to use Fabric (at least in my country). Why bothering taking the trial if then they will ask me to pay $5000 USD 😭😭
No Fabric is going to have lower SKUs that you have to pay for, but work with a Power BI Pro license. Guesstimates are about $160 USD/mo for the lowest SKU level.
@@stinainsd I have a one-person company. I know I can have a very good "PBI lab" with a PBI premium per user license. What you are saying is that I'll be able to expand that to have a cheap [PBI + Fabric lab] with [PBI PPU + cheap Fabric capacity]? I tried searching that on the current documentation, but it is not clear yet. Basically, I don't know what are the options once the trial is over.
@@fowx. they haven’t come out with the exact pricing yet but they have lower levels of capacity for Fabric so it won’t be just for folks that were at the $5k/mo price level for Power Bi.
Really thanks for this vids. My company already have P1, but we have dumb admin who never really know how PBI settings in admin portal works. So there is zero chance he will enable Fabric Preview to me. Now I can try this on my own POC tenant.... like always. I need to POC shit on my own tenant all the time and go back to the incompetence PBI admin and show him how each feature works. And I am not even a BI developer. I am more on Data Architecting and Data Engineering side but need to teach PowerBI tenant admin what he should and should not do all the f***ing time.
As far as I remember, you can apply for a member level access along with the creator of the workspace and make changes accordingly, would be glad to explain the process in detail!
I love the Power BI content, without a doubt, but this channel is feeling more and more like an advertisement channel for Microsoft products and services.
Fabric is a huge announcement and people want to know how to try it out - it isn't unreasonable that GIAC and other Power BI channels are posting about it.
If there are tools that will make the power BI platform stronger (MS products or not), then it definitely should be showcased. The more options, the better.
I understand that feeling, but we should also try to understand the current moment, and this is a moment for announcements (and Fabric is a huge one). We have shallow content for now because we have just began to explore this new product. Imagine trying to have very deep PBI content when it was on preview.
I mean it's always been Microsoft product focused, the creators are Microsoft employees and Power BI is a Microsoft product. Going forward, Power BI is going to be one piece of the Fabric platform, so it makes sense to have content covering that, especially when there are so many features in Fabric that relate back to Power BI like direct lake, Git integration, etc.
I understand them wanting to highlight a new product, but the last 6 videos have been on Fabric, which is a glorified rebranding of existing solutions with a small number of additions.
I hope you guys in the cube are working on the next video about the Fabric pricing mechanism 😊
What if I am just a student or someone that wants to learn Fabric on my own outside of my organization's scope?? Is there any way I can have a personal e-mail to do a trial on?
So, I've bought a fabric capacity (F2)(In Azure), and I have a Power BI Premium Per User license, I've enabled the preview for the tenant, and I've reviewed all the sub settings on the Admin Portal for Power BI and I still can't seem to see the persona switcher, am I missing something?
What happens afterwards. You don't get charged if you do nothing after the trial right?
Yes, I would like to know this also.
Followed all of the instructions and still not seeing the option. Set up a 365 trial specifically to do this, set up all of the settings exactly as shown, still nothing. Really frustrating, as I can see the capacity, it looks like everything is setup correctly, but there's just no persona switcher or option to use any non-PBI settings.
Maybe reach out to MS support? They might be able to help resolve.
@@stinainsd I've tried, but then it just redirects to Power Platform support which apparently doesn't provide support when you're on the trial outside of just canned FAQ responses :(
how much will it cost after 60 days?
The trial number of days just stays at 59 days. Is this the same for everyone? I assume I suppose to just keep track or it will all of a sudden expire.
Same to me.
If F64 is compared to Premium P1 capacity within power BI which is available for 4995 USD but here in above chart i see the monthly charge of F64 to be 8409 , pls help me understand the diff .
Is it only the power is same i.e. CPU and QPU ? but not the price
since my existing workspace is now apart of this fabric capacity does that mean it will be deleted if my company decides not to buy fabric? i just dont want things that i created prior to be deleted
@Guy in a Cube I've got a premium per user license and just enabled the fabric trial for 60d. Fabric is also enabled for the entire organization. For some reason I still can't see or use the switch on the bottom left. Really frustrating.. any suggestions?
i have a pro licences in power bi, what can i do in fabric??
Hi Adam & Patrick, the size of my model is 1.8 GB (Dax studio) but I'm able to publish my report into power bi service with PRO licensing why is it? We should not be able to publish more than 1GB in Pro right?
PBI data is compressed in the service and it's less than 1GB once you published I guess
@@makelifeeasy6035 yes but even the on-disk size of my file is above 1GB so it should not be able to publish right?
But I'm able to publish after 1GB too
Q: I've enabled trial for a subset of my organization (our IT), but now our business users cannot use Premium Pro trial license - is this still in offer?
Very useful, thanks for sharing!
How can i connect fabric items to local host
with a datapipeline (sql server connector)
@@Svroomans Thanks for your replay I tried with lakehouse to connect with my local host , even excel in my machine , I Don't know what you mean by pipeline connector ,
😮 So in conclusión Fabric is only for companies that can afford a Premium license? That’s a real shame, all this boom to know that at the end just a very limited amount of people and companies would be able to use Fabric (at least in my country).
Why bothering taking the trial if then they will ask me to pay $5000 USD 😭😭
No Fabric is going to have lower SKUs that you have to pay for, but work with a Power BI Pro license. Guesstimates are about $160 USD/mo for the lowest SKU level.
@@stinainsd I have a one-person company. I know I can have a very good "PBI lab" with a PBI premium per user license.
What you are saying is that I'll be able to expand that to have a cheap [PBI + Fabric lab] with [PBI PPU + cheap Fabric capacity]?
I tried searching that on the current documentation, but it is not clear yet. Basically, I don't know what are the options once the trial is over.
@@fowx. they haven’t come out with the exact pricing yet but they have lower levels of capacity for Fabric so it won’t be just for folks that were at the $5k/mo price level for Power Bi.
Really thanks for this vids.
My company already have P1, but we have dumb admin who never really know how PBI settings in admin portal works. So there is zero chance he will enable Fabric Preview to me.
Now I can try this on my own POC tenant.... like always.
I need to POC shit on my own tenant all the time and go back to the incompetence PBI admin and show him how each feature works. And I am not even a BI developer. I am more on Data Architecting and Data Engineering side but need to teach PowerBI tenant admin what he should and should not do all the f***ing time.
I have been in your shoes multiple times 😢
Same
As far as I remember, you can apply for a member level access along with the creator of the workspace and make changes accordingly, would be glad to explain the process in detail!
I tried the trial. Took me 30 minutes to create a data lake. Performance is bad, very bad
thanks - useful still in December 2023
The first hit is always free.
The perseption is that you are bought by msft
They work for MSFT...😂 It's not a secret.
I love the Power BI content, without a doubt, but this channel is feeling more and more like an advertisement channel for Microsoft products and services.
Fabric is a huge announcement and people want to know how to try it out - it isn't unreasonable that GIAC and other Power BI channels are posting about it.
If there are tools that will make the power BI platform stronger (MS products or not), then it definitely should be showcased. The more options, the better.
I understand that feeling, but we should also try to understand the current moment, and this is a moment for announcements (and Fabric is a huge one).
We have shallow content for now because we have just began to explore this new product. Imagine trying to have very deep PBI content when it was on preview.
I mean it's always been Microsoft product focused, the creators are Microsoft employees and Power BI is a Microsoft product. Going forward, Power BI is going to be one piece of the Fabric platform, so it makes sense to have content covering that, especially when there are so many features in Fabric that relate back to Power BI like direct lake, Git integration, etc.
I understand them wanting to highlight a new product, but the last 6 videos have been on Fabric, which is a glorified rebranding of existing solutions with a small number of additions.
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