Explore ALM & Pipeline Processes In The Power Platform

In this tutorial, we demystify the concepts of ALM and pipelines within the Power Platform ecosystem. Whether you’re a maker, admin, or developer, understanding these fundamental aspects is crucial for successful solution development and deployment.
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We'll understand what we mean by ALM (Application-Lifecycle Management) and how pipelines can assist us by maintaining order and security in our solution development.

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[@MarkQJones]

Nice to the see the content coming out onto CZcams 😀 need to cover this one in my newsletter.

[@AssassinUK]

This looks great, but with pipelines I don't want to go from Dev -> Prod, I want to go from Dev -> Test -> UAT -> Prod. Is is possible to pickup a deployment in UAT and send that to Prod even though the UAT is a managed solution?

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@AssassinUK there are various ways to set up your Environments. Where you move FROM and TO for each step of the Pipeline is configurable. So you can build a pipeline that goes from Dev to Test. Then a Step to Move to UAT and a final step to go to PROD.
One thing to know however, it would be less desirable to move from Dev to TEST to UAT. Make changes in UAT and then move to PROD. You would always want to go back to Dev to make changes then re-promote.
As for the Managed aspect, all target environments used in a Pipeline have to be Managed.