1. Get your LOB application data into Microsoft Power BI
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Get your LOB application data into Microsoft Power BI
Theresa Palmer & Josh Caplan
Senior Program Managers
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2. Power BI Developer Scenarios
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Power BI Developer Scenarios
Integrate
Extend
Embed
Content Packs enable instant insights over application data.
Custom visualizations enable data experience tailored to each use case.
APIs for Power BI, including publishing content
Integrate tiles and reports into applications
Push datasets to Power BI
Azure Stream Analytics for real-time insights at any scale.
Embed Power BI into your application
Azure provisioning of Power BI
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3. Power BI Desktop

6. Power BI Desktop
Connect to data from many different sources – file, relational, multi-dimensional, SaaS and more
Complete authoring capabilities including queries, model, reports and natural language
Easy publishing to Power BI to share, refresh and monitor
Download it for free!

7. Query Language
Connect and transform data from a variety of sources using Power Query Formula Language
Evaluation flows from one step to the next (except when it doesn’t)
Work back is pushed back to the source system (folding) whenever possible
let
Source = Web.Page(Web.Contents("
WebTable = Source{index}[Data],
RenamedColumns = Table.RenameColumns(WebTable,{{"Column1", "Rank"}, {"Column2", "2013"}}) in
RenamedColumns
let
Source = Sql.Database("localhost", "AdventureWorksDW2012"),
DimCat = Source{[Schema="dbo",Item="DimProductCategory"]}[Data],
DimSubCat = Source{[Schema="dbo",Item="DimProductSubcategory"]}[Data],
DimCustomer = Source{[Schema="dbo",Item="DimCustomer"]}[Data],
Joined = Table.NestedJoin(DimSubCat,{"CategoryKey"},DimCat,{"CategoryKey"},"Category",JoinKind.Inner) in
Joined

8. Power BI Desktop

11. Power BI Content Packs
First experience when a user connects to Power BI
Allows users to import data in a variety of ways
Content Packs allows users to easily connect without all the hard work of authoring/modelling
Also adds listing to AppSource marketplace

12. What is a content pack?
A content pack is a set of out-of-box content, allowing users to immediately gain insights into data from a specific source(s)
Can include one or more the following components:
Dashboard
Report
Data model and Queries
+ optimization for natural language query
Provides instant insights for a role, domain, or workflow

13. Building a content pack
Focus on a scenario
Don’t try to boil the ocean, grab the right data for the scenario
Know that you won’t get it all
Users consume your content in many different ways
Provide filters and slicers for users to focus in
Make the most of the data
Use measures, calculated columns or other additions to improve the content

14. Service Content Packs

15. Submit a content pack! Nomination through Azure Certified
Build using existing Power BI capabilities
Power BI Desktop for queries, parameters, model and reports
PowerBI.com for dashboard, template content pack, scheduled refresh
Publish using Azure Publishing Portal

16. Submit a content pack!

17. Power BI Applications

18. Power BI Applications Uses Azure AD Authentication
Use Azure AD client libraries
Use the Power BI REST APIs
Register your application
Build it now!
10K+ applications deployed (50%+ active every day)
32K+ users

19. Power BI Applications Registering your app (details):
Sign in to the Azure Management Portal
App a new application
Select tenant scope (Web Only)
Multi-Tenant if used by other tenants
Generate Keys (Web Only)
Get Client ID
Add redirect URLs
Select Permissions

20. Power BI Applications Registering your app:

21. Power BI REST APIs

23. Push Data Data APIs: Data API limits:
List and create Datasets (GET, POST)
List the Tables in a Dataset (GET)
Update schema of a table (PUT)
Add and clear Rows in a Table (POST, DELETE)
Data API limits:
1M rows per hour (paid) / 10K rows per hour (free)
More details here on API limits

24. GA! Push Data New Features More modeling properties Sequence Numbers
Measures
Relationships
Lot’s more
Sequence Numbers

25. API Console

26. Import Desktop Files Import API APIs:
List all imports or import new file(GET, POST)
Get status of an import (GET)
Set credentials (PATCH)
Update connection information (POST)

27. Integrate into your App
Build applications that include your users’ Power BI content directly inline
APIs:
Reports, Tiles, Dashboards
List a user’s Dashboards (GET)
List the tiles on a Dashboard (GET)
Get a user’s Reports table (GET)
Embed content into your app:
Tiles (EmbedUrl)
Report (embedUrl)
Groups
Get the Groups a user is a member of (GET)

28. Dynamics AX 7

32. JavaScript API

33. JavaScript API

34. JavaScript API

35. JavaScript API
Try

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Web + Mobile
Data + Storage
Data + Analytics
Internet of Things
Networking
Media + CDN
Hybrid Integration
Security + Identity
Developer Services
Management
Intelligence
Containers
Power BI Embedded
Cognitive Services APIs
Data Catalog
HDInsight
Data Lake Analytics
Machine Learning
Data Factory
Event Hub
Stream Analytics job
Cloudera Enterprise Data Hub
Hortonworks Sandbox with HDP 2.4
Power BI Embedded
Your app
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A core component for Azure Analytics services
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