Power BI DevOps CI/CD Intro & Part 1

Does Power BI support DevOps and CI/CD? Yes but BI projects are different than AppDev projects and must be managed accordingly. After introducing how DevOps and C/CD apply to Power BI project, I demonstrate how to setup a minimal code repository that you can use for any Power BI project.
Supporting content is on my blog at SqlServerBi.blog.
Start with this post to learn how to keep PBIX files small and compatible with a code repository: sqlserverbi.blog/2022/11/17/d...

[@101Avids]

This is fantastic! I look forward to seeing Part 2 and Part 3!

[@malasrip]

Great Video, looking forward to see the rest of the series!

[@eugenemartinez5937]

Great content. Looking forward to the rest of this series!

[@giuliobontadini]

Thank you!
Looking forward to parts 2-3-4 !

[@GuilhermeConsani]

Keep up with these amazing series my friend, looking forward to parts 2 & 3

[@charliemmadad]

Paul, thank you for creating this video.

[@marcoaureliodefariaborges3362]

Looking forward to see Part 4!

[@Been_8]

Great video. Waiting for part 2,3 and 4

[@jjddiillll]

Great introduction. Really interested to see your recommendations in Parts 2, 3, and 4.

[@Milhouse77BS]

Merry Christmas. A video from Paul🎉

[@drivetrainerYT]

Thank you, very helpful. Your new fan and devoted subscriber

[@zacs7971]

nice video Paul!

[@adamgsmith4777]

Thanks, this was a great introduction. It doesn't look like we got anymore on this series, is that still on the table?
I also have a question regarding the github repository, would you recommend setting up one single repository for all project files, or would you recommend one per workspace due to the integration capability (one workspace per repository)?

[@cuilanzou8638]

Mr Turley, thank you for the wonderful video part 1, and I am looking forward to part 2 and the others. When will you post the new others? Thank you very much!

[@nickythakkar5732]

waiting for Part 2 and Part 3

[@TheKarthickeyan]

Great video 👍

[@ronmcgloin]

Good video, where is part 2, 3 and 4?

[@Milhouse77BS]

I've been using pbi-tools to extract the .pbix file into JSON files for each component of Power Query, model, and visuals. Been fairly happy so far to be able to save a more detailed record of changes.

[@GregKramerTenaciousData]

nothing says ringing endorsement like 'fairly happy' :)

[@oluwadolapobifarin105]

Have you seen the Fabric feature? Will that be a native version of pbi-tools extract?

[@Milhouse77BS]

@@oluwadolapobifarin105 there should be some more info coming out on PBI Dash tools in another week

[@RooneyChristiansen]

Are we ever going to see the rest of these?

[@happyheart9431]

Million thanks

[@simplified35]

Please upload the other parts please

[@silversuarez3038]

Please the link of the missing videos.

[@DanielWeikert]

I guess the pbix files are to large to use git and github for branching, merging,....
Am I mistaken?

[@101Avids]

You can add parameteres in PowerQuery to limit the dates that get pulled - this limits the size of the files until they are uploaded the cloud, where if you use PowerBI premium, you can use incremental refresh to get all the data.

[@jeffrey6124]

Link for Part 2 and 3 please 🤓 Thanks

[@uvaismuhamed231]

please send me the link to other videos

[@kl8801]

Please make other part videoes.

[@doointhedoo]

so basically it's just uses Github as a code repository and not a true source of truth for which to extract and update?