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I am building a solution that will use RDS as a data source and I´m planning on using the native deployment pipeline feature on Power BI.
I wanted to know if there is any incompatibility between the native deployment with azure devops and the use of RDS as source. I assumed no, but since its an investment cost, and I didn't found an awnser online, thought it was better to double check.
Solved! Go to Solution.
The use of specific data sources don't impact deployment pipelines.
It can only impact if you can set a rule directly on that data source, or you will need to use a parameter to set a rule on.
In case of RDS, a parameter will be needed in case you will want to set a deployment rule.
One more thing to consider- deployment rules don't have APIs (yet), so can't be configured through Azure DevOps pipeline.
The use of specific data sources don't impact deployment pipelines.
It can only impact if you can set a rule directly on that data source, or you will need to use a parameter to set a rule on.
In case of RDS, a parameter will be needed in case you will want to set a deployment rule.
One more thing to consider- deployment rules don't have APIs (yet), so can't be configured through Azure DevOps pipeline.
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