We have 1000 RDLs on a SSRS 2016 server we're migrating to the Power BI Service, broken up into ~50 or so departments/folders on th server.
As examples, the structure is something like a "Finance" solution in visual studio with 100 RDLs all with their own data sets. "Audit" solution with 25 RDLs. etc.
In the the power BI service we're going to start with a "Finance" workspace that will have the 100 RDLs to start, and then going forward, net new reports will be Power BI reports. So all "Finance" reports are in 1 place.
I started a PBIP project in Power BI Desktop called "Finance" but now it seems i am required to have a "Finance" report which i don't want.
How can i create a PBIP for "Finance" without the report? Or should I create a Finance root folder first and each new power bi report will typcally be it's own project and the name of the report is typically the project name?
I don't quite understand if a Project is for grouping similarly themed reports (even with different data sets) or if a Project is intended more to group an individual report's components? The legacy 100 RDL's use the 3 same SQL data sources, but have wildly different datasets/queries behind each of them. If these were in the power BI infrastcuture, it sounds like these would end up being 100 different projects? But if say 2 reports did use the same data set, they could be in the same PBIP?
Where should my existing Finance RDL's live in this folder structure? inside the PBIP Finance.Report folder? or in a root Finance folder i should create? so RDLs and Power BI reports are all in the same place.