DP-500 · Question #120
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The correct answer is B. No. Assigning Premium Per User licenses does not resolve CPU and memory resource shortages within a dedicated Power BI Premium capacity, as PPU is a different licensing and capacity model.
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(37 responses)- A30% (11)
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Assigning Premium Per User licenses does not resolve CPU and memory resource shortages within a dedicated Power BI Premium capacity, as PPU is a different licensing and capacity model.
The suggested solution is incorrect because PPU licenses do not increase the CPU or memory resources available to a dedicated Power BI Premium capacity. The problems indicate a need for more resources in the existing Premium capacity, not a change in user licensing to a different capacity model.
Assigning Premium Per User (PPU) licenses to users will not resolve insufficient CPU and out-of-memory throttling issues within a dedicated Power BI Premium capacity (P SKU). PPU provides capacity per user in a shared infrastructure, but it does not add resources to an existing dedicated Premium capacity, which is experiencing the bottlenecks.
Concept tested: Power BI Premium capacity vs. Premium Per User licensing
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/enterprise/service-premium-what-is
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