[Power BI] Include Linux VMs for Azure Hybrid Benefit columns (SUSE/RHEL BYOS)

[chris-bowman]

📝 Scenario

As a licensing administrator, I need to work out how many VM cores in my BYOS RHEL / SUSE servers are enabled for Azure Hybrid Benefit and be able to report on this (whether it be PowerBI or in a Workbook). In the PowerBI report currently all Linux images show as Not Supported.

💎 Solution

AHB applies to the Linux VMs running with license type RHEL_BYOS or SUSE_BYOS, which appears under the ProductImageType column in the CostDetails dataset. Recommend to include these as HybridBenefitStatus = Enabled.

ℹ️ Additional context

Azure Hybrid Benefit for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) virtual machines

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[arthurclares]

@flanakin I can take this one. Will start with the Workbook and then do the same for the PBI.

[arthurclares]

@sebassem Can you close this bug when you create the workbook PR? The latest version has the fix for this

[flanakin]

Reopening to track for Power BI