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Mastering DevOps on Microsoft Power Platform

You're reading from   Mastering DevOps on Microsoft Power Platform Build, deploy, and secure low-code solutions on Power Platform using Azure DevOps and GitHub

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2024
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781835880845
Length 444 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Uroš Kastelic Uroš Kastelic
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József Zoltán Vadkerti József Zoltán Vadkerti
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Preface 1. Part 1:Understanding DevOps on Microsoft Power Platform
2. Chapter 1: Mastering DevOps and ALM for Efficient Software Development FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Getting Started with Microsoft Power Platform 4. Chapter 3: Exploring ALM and DevOps in Microsoft Power Platform 5. Part 2:Implementing DevOps on Microsoft Power Platform
6. Chapter 4: Understanding Power Platform Environments and Solutions 7. Chapter 5: Streamlining Power Platform Development with DevOps Tooling 8. Chapter 6: A Deep Dive into Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) Pipelines 9. Chapter 7: An Overview of DevSecOps in Power Platform 10. Chapter 8: Demonstrating ALM and DevOps Implementation 11. Part 3:Exploring DevOps Best Practices and the Road Ahead
12. Chapter 9: Implementing the Fusion Development Approach 13. Chapter 10: Enabling Pro-Dev Extensibility in Power Platform 14. Chapter 11: Managing the Environment Life Cycle with Design Best Practices 15. Chapter 12: Looking Ahead with Copilots, ChatOps, and AI-Infused Applications 16. Index 17. Other Books You May Enjoy

Azure pipeline templates and reusable GitHub workflows

Looking back at our Azure pipelines in the previous section, we can say that it is a pretty good starting point to have everything automated. However, if we need to support hundreds or even thousands of applications, then this approach of keeping three to four pipelines in every single repository, in which those solutions are maintained, will become more complex. The more and more applications we develop, the more and more different versions of these Azure pipelines will exist in parallel. It would be great to have a centralized repository containing the business logic of these pipelines and the solutions only customizing some parameters before calling them. This is the idea behind Azure pipeline templates and reusable GitHub workflows.

Azure pipeline templates make it possible to create reusable business logic that we can use throughout our YAML pipeline instances. These templates can be also used to control what is allowed...

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