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Deploying and Maintaining Assets in Power BI

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Updated 05/2026
Learn how to deploy and maintain assets in Power BI. You’ll get to grips with the Power BI Service interface and key elements in it like workspaces.
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Deploy and Maintain Assets

Learn how to deploy and maintain assets in Power BI. Through hands-on exercises, you’ll get to grips with the Power BI Service interface and key elements in it like workspaces.

Manage Datasets and Apply Security

You’ll learn how to securely report access by managing access to datasets, implementing row-level security, or applying sensitivity labels to prevent unauthorized data re-use or exfiltration.

Promote and Certify Content

You’ll also discover how to promote and certify content in Power BI before learning how to save time by subscribing to reports and setting up data alerts—making it easy to keep on top of changes to data in your reports.

What you'll learn

  • Identify the four workspace roles in Power BI Service — Admin, Member, Contributor, and Viewer, and distinguish the permissions granted to each.
  • Differentiate between organizational apps and template apps and recognize the appropriate use case for each distribution method.
  • Identify the dataset permission levels — Read, Build, Write, and Reshare — and recognize the access each grants to report creation and data querying.
  • Recognize the purpose of sensitivity labels, promoted content, and certified content in governing data access and quality within a Power BI deployment.
  • Distinguish between report subscriptions and data alerts and identify the conditions under which each notification mechanism is triggered.

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Prerequisites

Data Connections in Power BIIntroduction to DAX in Power BI
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Workspaces and Applications

In this chapter, you’ll discover how to publish your insightful and powerful Power BI Desktop reports as workspaces and build applications—ready for other users to access.
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Securing Content in Power BI Service

Learn how to protect your Power BI reports and datasets. Making content available to people is important; making content available only to the right people is critical.
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Enabling Users in Power BI

Now that you’ve delivered content to your users, the next step is to help them make the most of it. In this chapter, you’ll discover how to make your report discovery and information collection easier using various powerful tools in the Power BI Service.
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FAQs

What prior Power BI experience do I need for this course?

You should already know how to create reports in Power BI Desktop, import datasets, and be familiar with the Power BI service. The recommended prerequisite is the Data Connections in Power BI course.

What is the difference between promoting and certifying content in Power BI?

Any user can promote content to flag it as useful to others. Certification is reserved for designated users and signals that content meets the organization's formal quality standards, similar to a neighbor recommending a plumber versus a trade association endorsing one.

What is row-level security and who does it apply to?

Row-level security filters the data a user can see based on their assigned role. It applies to users with read or build permissions, but users with write access can read all data regardless of any row-level security roles defined.

What are sensitivity labels and where are they configured?

Sensitivity labels are metadata tags applied to reports, dashboards, and datasets to protect against unauthorized access or data loss. They are not built into Power BI itself but are defined by your organization in the Microsoft 365 Compliance Center.

What is the difference between a workspace app and a template app?

A workspace app bundles reports and datasets for distribution to internal users or invited guests. A template app is designed for Power BI partners to deploy pre-built content to external customers, either directly or through Microsoft AppSource.

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