The text is a description of the second episode in a tutorial series on Power Platform Deployment by Dhruvin Shah [MVP]. The video focuses on using Azure DevOps for automating Power Apps and Power Automate Deployment across various environments or tenants. The tutorial series is divided into four parts, and the present one builds up on Azure DevOps project from scratch. It provides detailed steps to initialize ReadMe Files for Azure DevOps and guides on granting some important permissions. Furthermore, it serves as a comprehensive guide to maintaining ALM for the Power Platform.
Automating Power Apps and Power Automate deployment via Azure DevOps is becoming an essential process for today's digital operations. Such automation allows for more efficient transitioning of applications and automation from one environment or tenant to another. Azure DevOps, a Microsoft product, provides a reliable and flexible platform for achieving this. Furthermore, the division of the entire tutorial series into manageable parts allows for a more intricately guided learning experience. The initialization of the project, setting up ReadMe files, granting permissions, etc., are all preliminary yet crucial steps in Azure DevOps that set up the ground for successful deployment.
This video is the second episode in a tutorial series covering the deployment of the Power Platform using Azure DevOps. The Power Platform, including Power Apps and Power Automate, are automated for deployment from one environment or tenant to another using Azure DevOps. This video series is formatted as a complete, step-by-step guide to maintain Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) for the Power Platform. The entire series is divided into four parts.
This episode, in particular, focuses on the setup of the Azure DevOps project from scratch, initialization of ReadMe files for Azure DevOps, and the granting of certain important permissions. There are also numerous steps provided to create a new project, create service connections, and install Power Platform Build Tools, plus more.
Learning about Power Platform deployment using Azure DevOps would require understanding both PowerApps, Power Automate, and Azure DevOps. Microsoft offers a variety of online courses and certification programs, along with extensive documentation on each topic. This tutorial series could be used as an interactive guide to supplement any formal training.
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