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Find the Capacity Usage over time

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Looking for alternative ways to get the capacity used by an environment (db, file, log), other than simply looking at the capacity of the environment for the last 30 days.

 

Specifically, looking for an exportable/download of change over the last 30 days.

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  • Devikumari Krishna Profile Picture
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    Hi @byrnep ,


    If you are an admin you can access capacity report in power platform admin center.

     

    Refer the link - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/capacity-storage

    The reports beyond 30 days can also be extracted by applying the filter conditions accordingly.

     

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  • byrnep Profile Picture
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    Can you be more specific about how to use the filtering to go back further than 30 days?  I don't see it on capacity.  It only shows 30 days.

  • AlbertoCastro Profile Picture
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    Use CoE Starter Kit to monitor these values:

    https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/guidance/coe/capacity-alerting

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    Yes thank you.  I'm not asking about being alerted. I'm asking if there is a way to run reports that show database, file, and log use over time per tenant.

     

    Can you run a report, or download a spreasheet to show this information?

  • AlbertoCastro Profile Picture
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    This information is in Environments table of the Core solution of the CoE Started Kit, refreshed daily.

    You could make a power bi report using this dataverse table.

     

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    Yes, but is the history of the changes per day kept somewhere in the CoE?  I need the history of the changes day to day.  Not current only.

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    Ok, there is no way to find this information ad-hoc.

    How alternative you will need export daily the report mentioned above from PPAC and load its data in other history datasource or the same way with the CoE starter kit used like origin of data.

     

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  • jukka-niiranen Profile Picture
    351 on at

    Here's a community solution that takes regular snapshots of the CoE Starter Kit environment specific capacity records and stores them in a separate "Environment Capacity Tracking" table. Just a simple flow and one custom table. You'll probably want to build a Power BI report on top of the data as the included XRM dashboard is pretty basic (as they usually are).

    Power Platform Capacity Monitoring by EY Kalman / The CRM Ninja

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    218 on at

    Great suggestion!  While on the topic, can you recommend any blogs or sites that show these kinds of solutions?

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