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John P [email protected]@diverdown1964http://whitepages.unlimitedviz.com
Cloud, On-Premise, or Hybrid - Where are you making BI investment decisions and why?
Welcome to SharePoint Saturday Houston
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Information
Speaker presentation slides should be available from the SPSHOU website within a week or so
The Houston SharePoint User Group will be having it’s next meeting Wednesday April 15th. Please join us at www.h-spug.org
John WhiteCTO/Co-Founder of UnlimitedVizSharePoint Server MVP, SQL Server v-TS
[email protected]://whitepages.unlimitedviz.com@diverdown1964
Agenda BI Architecture On Premise Options Cloud Options Migration Options
tyGraphDemo
BI Architecture
ONE DOES NOT SIMPLY
RETURN HIS RAW DATA FROM THE DATABASE
BI Architecture 101
Data Marts
Extract, Transform, and Load (ETL)
Middleware Server(s)
DataWarehouse
StorageDesign and Visualization
Data Cubes and Tabular Models
E
T
L
Reporting Server(s)
BI and Designer Clients
Source data
On Premises Options
EE
Microsoft enterprise (classic) BI
SQL Server DBSQL Server Integration Services (SSIS)
SharePoint (with)• Excel Services• PowerPivot for SharePoint• SSRS SharePoint Mode• PerformancePoint
SQL Server DB
StorageDesign and Visualization
SQL Server Analysis Services
Multidimensional and Tabular modes
L
SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS)
ExcelSQL Data ToolsReport Builder3rd party tools
ETL
E
T
Source data
Enterprise BI Good curation Relatively expensive Slow to rollout Large Capacity Frequent updates Fine grained permissions
Microsoft personal BI (All in Excel)
Worksheets
Tabular Data Model (xVelocity)
Pivot Charts and Tables
Power View (Analytic reports)
Power Map (Geospatial and time series data)
Power Pivot (Model design)
Power Query (ETL)
Power Pivot Import (EL)
Personal BI Highly accessible Little data reliability No curation Capacity limits Difficult to share Manual updates
Team BI
Worksheets
SSAS SharePoint Mode
Power Pivot Refresh
Excel/PowerPivot/SharePoint
Workbook
xVelocity Data Model
Power Pivot
Data Sources
Excel Services
Analysis Services SharePoint Mode
Power Pivot Service
Application
Data Sources
Excel Client SharePoint Farm
XLSX File
Team BI and SharePoint Dashboards
Power Pivot Worksheets• Pivot Tables and Charts• Power View
Data Marts and other
Data Cubes and Tabular
Models
Standard Worksheets• Pivot Tables and Charts
PerformancePoint Reports• Analytic Charts and Grids• Decomposition trees
SQL Server Reporting Services Reports• Standard• Power View
PerformancePoint Scorecards and KPIs
Team BI Some curation Accessible Good Sharing story Capacity Limits Automatic periodic data refresh
Personal to Enterprise with xVelocity
Personal Excel Power Pivot Power View Power Query Power Map
Team SharePoint Excel Services PowerPivot for SharePoint Reporting Services
Integrated
Enterprise Analysis Services Integration Services
On Prem DeploymentDemo
Cloud Options
IAAS vs SAAS
Office 365Features Access through a browser Data model interactivity Excel web part Anonymous sharing
Limits 10 MB file size limit No refresh
Power BI Data refresh with Data Management Gateway Increased file size limits (250 MB/model) Mobile client Natural language query (Power Q&A) Add-on to Office 365
Power BI Enterprise Issues Refresh rate Capacity Data sensitivity/sovereignty Fine-grained permissions Cost
Power BI Dashboard Preview AKA “the new Power BI” Freemium model ($10/user/month for full) No reliance on Excel or Office 365 SSAS Connector with fine grained permissions Enterprise grade at last
tyGraph Services ArchitecturetyGraph Domain
AD
tyGraph Harveste
r
SQL Server DW
SSAS Tabular
SharePoint PowerPivot for
SharePointExcel Services
SSAS Gateway
Power BI Dashboard
s
Data Management
Gateway
Cloud DeploymentDemo
Migration Options
Tool AvailabilityOn Prem SQL Server SQL Server Analysis Services SQL Server Integration Services SQL Server Reporting Services SharePoint BCS Excel Services PowerPivot for SharePoint Power View PerformancePoint
Cloud (SAAS) SQL Azure SharePoint Online BCS Excel Services Power BI
Data Management Gateway SSAS Connector
SQL Server Reporting Services?
SSRS in Power BI
“SSRS will be a native component of Power BI. All the functionality of SSRS will be available in Power BI by this summer. SSRS connectivity will be real-time connectivity to the on-prem data source. No refresh required.”
Amir NetzChief Architect, Microsoft Business Intelligence
SQL PASS Summit, May 7, 2014
Cloud OptionsInvestment Excel Files
Connected to data Connected to SSAS With small embedded models With large embedded models With refreshed models
SQL Server Reporting Services
BCS PerformancePoint
Cloud Option SharePoint Online
Connected to SQL Azure (hybrid – on prem SSIS) Using the SSAS Connector (hybrid – on prem SSAS) Nothing extra With Power BI With Power BI (hybrid – connected to on-prem data)
Coming soon (likely hybrid) BCS (hybrid – connected to SQL Azure) No current migration path
Fine Grained Permissions The “double hop” Problem Solutions
Kerberos – A double edged sword Claims – future solution (?) Impersonation
SetUser() – (SQL Server) EFFECTIVEUSERNAME - (Analysis Services, Excel Services, PerformancePoint)
Get Prepared Build on the tabular model whenever possible Familiarize yourself with SSAS, SSIS, SSRS Federate Identity Understand EffectiveUserName and SetUser Minimize PerformancePoint investments
Q&A/Cheap advice
@diverdown1964whitepages.unlimitedviz.com
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