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Unified experience ALM

  • Welcome to the new ALM guide
    • Introduction
    • Prerequisites
  • Create and prepare Azure DevOps organization and project
    • Create an Azure DevOps organization
    • Create an Azure DevOps project
    • Enable TFVC projects in Azure DevOps
    • Add CI/CD agents with an Azure subscription
  • Unified development environment
    • What are unified developer environments?
    • Transition to a capacity-based model
    • Deploying a unified developer environment using PowerShell
    • Deploy an UDE environment from PPAC
    • Upgrade version in a Unified Development Environment
    • Useful links
  • Using Visual Studio
    • Connect Visual Studio to your UDE
    • Deploy code to a Unified Development Environment
  • Pipelines
    • What’s new in the pipelines?

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  • Welcome
    • Welcome!
  • Dynamics 365 for Finance & Operations & Azure DevOps
    • Intro
    • Package and model planning
    • Azure DevOps
    • First steps
    • The build server
    • Visual Studio
    • Some advice
    • Branching strategies
  • Azure Pipelines
    • Builds
    • Continuous integration
    • Gated check-ins
    • Set up the new Azure DevOps tasks for Packaging and Model Versioning
  • Azure hosted build for Dynamics 365 Finance & SCM
    • Intro
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    • How does it work?
    • What do I need?
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    • Configure pipeline
    • Update for version 10.0.18 and greater
  • Azure DevTest Labs powered builds
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    • Getting and preparing the VHD
    • Create a DevTest Labs account
    • Creating the VM
    • Preparing the VM
    • Create a new image
    • Azure DevOps pipelines
    • Run the build
    • Times
    • Show me the money
    • Some final remarks
  • Add and build .NET projects
    • Intro
    • Build .NET in your pipeline
    • Add a C# project to FnO
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    • Things I don’t like/understand/need to investigate
  • Release Pipelines
    • Intro
    • Setting up Release Pipeline in Azure DevOps for Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations
    • AAD app creation
    • Create the release pipeline in DevOps
    • Creating the LCS connection
    • New Azure DevOps release tasks: MSAL authentication and ADAL deprecation
  • Automation
    • Update VMs using pipelines and d365fo.tools
    • Builds
    • Releases
    • But I like to add some human touch to it
    • Extra bonus
    • Update a variable in a release
  • LCS DB API
    • Call the LCS Database Movement API from your Azure DevOps Pipelines
    • Automating Prod to Dev DB copies
    • Restore a data package with Azure DevOps Pipelines
  • Secure your Azure Pipelines with Azure Key Vault
    • Azure Key Vault
    • Securing your Azure DevOps Pipelines
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Transition to a capacity-based model

I don’t want to go into many details because this is and will continue being a controversial topic, but you need to know that with the move from Lifecycle Services (LCS) to PPAC we’re going from a slot-based model to a capacity-based model.

In LCS we have slots, the minimum 20 licenses include 2 slots, one for a production and one for a sandbox environment. And if you need more sandbox environments, you need to purchase add-ons for another slot.

This changes to a capacity-based model, where instead of slots, we need available capacity (GB) in Dataverse.

Of course, you can (try to) learn more reading the licensing guide. Now, I’ll continue with the development part which is what I’m good at 🙂

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