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How do I scale powerBI? My clients are giving me over 70 data sets.

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Hi,

 

This might seem like a really rookie question and hopefully it has a simple answer, I'm relatively new to powerBI so apologies if there is an easy answer.

 

I've been doing some anyalytics with a client over the last couple of years, they've been pulling reports out of their ERP system and sending them to me me as excel spreadsheets. I've then loaded these into powerBI and then fed my work back through powerBI online.

 

This has been fine dealing with 20 or less data sets.

 

Recently though the analytics operation has scaled up and I've been tasked with analysing historic data going back to 2014. The client has given this to me in a load of files, each with multiple sheets. I've loaded these into PowerBI and I have more than 70 data sources.

 

My system has 16Gb of RAM and an Intel i7 Processer, but whenever I try and edit the queries, applying the changes takes half an hour or more to complete.

 

My question is, how do I make this quicker?

 

The potencial options I see are:

 

- Get data directly from their ERP system so I can get it as one data set. (Not sure if this is possible as they don't like giving third parties access to their ERP system.

 

- Upgrade my system adding more RAM (Cost isn't a problem but if I get another client with 100 data sets plus, do I just keep updrading?

 

- Use SQL to somehow combine the datasets using cloud processing (I've no experience with this at all)

 

If anyone has any opinions or suggestions it would be great to hear them,

 

Thankyou in advance,

 

Josh

 

Data Processer at Barcanet


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