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🚀 Build Your First Azure DevOps Pipeline for Power Platform (Complete Beginner Tutorial!)

Have you ever wished you could automatically export your Dataverse solutions, back up your Power Platform work, or finally start using DevOps like the pros? In this step-by-step tutorial, I’ll show you EXACTLY how to build your first Azure DevOps pipeline — even if you’ve never touched DevOps before. In this video, you’ll learn how to: ✅ Connect Azure DevOps securely to Dataverse ✅ Create an App Registration the right way ✅ Set up a Power Platform service connection ✅ Build and run your first pipeline ✅ Export solutions (Managed + Unmanaged) ✅ Unpack solutions into source control ✅ Fix the common “Build Service permission” error …and much more 👀 Whether you're a beginner or levelling up your ALM game, this is the perfect starting point. 🔥 Why this matters Most Power Platform makers and developers struggle with: ❌ No environment backups ❌ No version history ❌ Lost work after unwanted changes ❌ Manual deployments ❌ Zero visibility of what changed ❌ Cross-tenant deployments taking forever A pipeline fixes ALL of that. Once you build this foundation, you’ll be ready for: ⚙️ Automated deployments 📦 Multi-environment ALM 🛡 Security and governance controls 🧪 Fully automated testing 📘 Auto-documentation 🌍 Cross-tenant DevOps …and everything else needed for enterprise-grade Power Platform development. 💬 Comment below! I love hearing from you — drop a comment and tell me: 👉 What DevOps video should I make next? Deploy solutions to TEST/PROD Automate documentation Extract and track flow changes Portal/Power Pages deployment Automated testing GitHub Actions version of this pipeline Something else? Your comments drive what I build next! 📥 Download the full YAML I’ve included the exact YAML used in the tutorial here: 🌐 Helpful Links Power Platform Build Tools → Free pipeline parallelism request → Power Platform Admin Center → 💛 Support the channel If you found this helpful, please hit Like, Subscribe, and Share — it genuinely helps this content reach more Power Platform makers & developers who need it.