A company has Microsoft Copilot Studio agents. The company plans to deploy custom connectors across development, test and production environments. You need to design an application lifecycle management (ALM) process to ensure consistency and prevent direct editing in production. Which two actions should you include in the design? Each correct answer presents part of the solution. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
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Deploy managed solutions to production.
Most accepted answer: A. Deploy managed solutions to production.
Community votes: A=2, E=2
Selected Answer: AE A. Deploy managed solutions to production Managed solutions: - Prevent editing in production (a key requirement) - Lock down components so only dev/test can modify them - Ensure controlled, versioned deployments - Are the Microsoft‑recommended practice for production environments E. Include agents and connectors in a solution This is essential because: - Solutions are the ALM unit in Power Platform - Custom connectors must be packaged inside solutions for proper versioning - Copilot Studio agents are solution components and must be moved this way - Ensures consistent deployment across environments upvoted 2 times
Selected Answer: AE A: In the Power Platform (including Copilot Studio), custom connectors must be included in solutions to support proper ALM. Build and edit in Dev (unmanaged solution) Export and deploy as a managed solution to Test and Production Managed solutions are read-only in production, preventing direct edits E: In the Power Platform (including Copilot Studio), custom connectors must be included in solutions to support proper ALM. upvoted 4 times