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A Fabric and Power BI feature that promotes workspace content through stages such as development, test and production, with full or selective deployment and REST APIs for automation.
| Type | Product |
|---|---|
| Documentation | learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/cicd/deployment-pipelines/intro-to-deployment-pipelines |
2025-08-17 · Video on YouTube
Fabric Dataflows Gen2 redefine how ETL processes are built and managed inside Microsoft Fabric. Unlike legacy Power BI Dataflows, Gen2 introduces scalable, reusable, and Lakehouse-integrated data transformation capabilities designed for enterprise-grade…
2025-12-01 · Video on YouTube
Are your dashboards secretly preaching lies? In this episode, we turn data governance into a full-on revival meeting. We name the heresy of ad-hoc share links, stale workspaces and broken RLS that quietly corrupt your “single source of truth”. Then we reveal…
2025-11-03 · Video on YouTube
every organization that takes data seriously eventually hits the same crossroads: the reports are getting bigger, the models are getting more complex, more people are asking for changes, and suddenly a single workspace with everyone pressing publish just…
2026-08-22 · Video on YouTube
What happens when your cloud strategy cannot live entirely in the public cloud? Organizations are modernizing infrastructure with Azure, platform services, Infrastructure as Code, automated deployment pipelines, and Azure Landing Zones. At the same time, some…
2026-06-09 · Video on YouTube
In this episode of the M365 Voice podcast, host Mirko Peters is joined by Parvez Ghumra to explore the critical role of Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) in the Power Platform. The conversation moves beyond simple solution deployments and dives into what…
Distribute through org apps, build on certified datasets and release through deployment pipelines. Clear roles, labels, audiences and tenant rules support this. · From the episode: Stop Stale Power BI Reports with Strong…
They provide a controlled release process from development to production. The episode likens them to a release liturgy that prevents unreviewed changes. · From the episode: Stop Stale Power BI Reports with Strong…
They let you move content through stages, building in one place, testing in another and releasing to production only when ready. This replaces a single workspace where everyone publishes directly. · From the episode: Deploy Power BI with Development, Test, and…
As reports get bigger, models more complex and requests more frequent, a single workspace becomes chaotic. Pipelines turn that chaos into a managed system that protects the environment everyone depends on. · From the episode: Deploy Power BI with Development, Test, and…
An important lesson of the episode is that it should not be handled as just another pair of servers. It needs the same cloud practices of governance, automation and deployment pipelines. · From the episode: Azure Local and Landing Zones
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