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Tab2pbi1
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2 years ago
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Report and dataset mapping

Hi All,   Need information regarding pipelines. I am aware that we can assign existing workspaces to a newly created pipelines however how can we map the content within different workspaces. Exam...
  • Jonvoge's avatar
    2 years ago

    Hi Tab2pbi1

     

    You're in luck, as you simply need to set up two different pipelines:

    One pipeline for your DEV, TEST, PROD workspaces for your models, and another for your DEV, TEST, PROD workspaces for the reports. You can connect your existing workspaces to the pipelines, and do not need to create new ones.

     

    Deployment Pipelines in Power BI are 'auto-binding' (see the section in this documentation article: The Microsoft Fabric deployment pipelines process - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn), meaning that deploying a Report from e.g. Dev to Test, which is connected to a Dataset in another pipeline, will automatically auto-bind to the TEST version of the dataset once deployed.

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  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    2 years ago

    Hi Tab2pbi1 

     

    Before deploying content to a different stage, you can use the Compare and Change review buttons to display the content of each pipeline and see exactly which items are different and where those differences are. This feature helps you understand the differences between stages without needing to delete any content.

    Compare content in different stages before deployment - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn


    Deployment pipelines offer the option of selective deployment, which allows you to choose specific content to deploy to the target stage. This means you can selectively migrate reports and datasets that are needed, without affecting the existing setup.

    Get started using deployment pipelines, the Fabric Application lifecycle management (ALM) tool - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn

     

    Managing your workspace with Git integration can provide a more controlled way to handle versions and changes across your environments. This approach allows you to collaborate and manage changes more effectively.

    Workspaces - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn

     

    Best Regards

    Zhengdong Xu
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