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1. In your ADO organization you first need to install `Power BI Actions`. [Power BI Actions Extension!](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=maikvandergaag.maikvandergaag-power-bi-actions)
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# Deployment
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The report can be deployed many different ways. Publishing from PowerBI Desktop is likely the fastest. For a more automated version which would include report version, you should use a repository. Below are the instructions on how to deploy your report in Azure DevOps repos, into your Power BI Workspace using a Azure DevOps Pipeline.
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1. Get the PBI Workspace ID. Open Powershell in Administrative Mode and run:
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### Install Power BI Management module
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### Installing the ADO Extension
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Install the extension
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These instructions will show you how to install the Power BI Action extension that we are going to use for this tutorial,
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1. Sign in to your Azure DevOps organization.
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1. Go to Organization Settings.
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1. Select Extensions.
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1. Click on Browse Marketplace at the top right.
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1. Search for and install `Power BI Actions`. [Power BI Actions Extension!](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=maikvandergaag.maikvandergaag-power-bi-actions)
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### Get the PBI Workspace ID. Open Powershell in Administrative Mode and run:
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1. Set `API Permissions -> Add a permission`
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1. Power BI Service
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1. Chose Delegated permissions
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1. Chose:
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- Tenant.Read.All
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- Tenant.ReadWrite.All
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#Power BI
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### Power BI
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Setting up the tenant
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The next step is to configure your Power BI,
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1. Sign in to the Power BI portal.
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1. Click the gear icon on the top right and select Admin portal.
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1. Select the Tenant settings and scroll down to Developer Settings and allow service principals to use Power BI APIs
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#Configure a workspace
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### Configure a workspace
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Now create the workspace where your pipeline will publish the reports and grant permission to your Azure AD App to do this,
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1. Select Workspaces tab.
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1. Click the three vertical dots on the right of your new workspace.
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1. Click Manage access.
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4. Search the app that you have previously registered in Azure AD and grant it the permission of **Admin**.
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#Azure DevOps
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Install the extension
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These instructions will show you how to install the Power BI Action extension that we are going to use for this tutorial,
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1. Sign in to your Azure DevOps organization.
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1. Select Extensions.
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1. Click on Browse Marketplace at the top right.
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#Create a new service connection
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### Create a new service connection
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1. Go to Project Settings.
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1. Select Service connections.
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1. Click the New service connection button and select Power BI Service Connection.
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1. Fill in the parameters for the service connection and allow all pipelines to use this connection option.
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1. Click OK to create the connection.
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#Creating the Build Pipeline
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### Creating the Build Pipeline
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It is time to create your build pipeline.
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1. Add the following YAML snippet to your pipeline
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```yaml
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# Note: Ensure that the necessary modules and credentials are correctly set up for this script to work.
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displayName: 'Deploy PBIX file to Power BI Workspace using PowerShell'
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The remaining step is to save, check-in, and then watch it automatically deply
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The remaining step is to save, check-in, and then watch it automatically deploy as the trigger is set to monitor the main branch
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