Can someone confirm the exact limitation for Power Apps for Office 365 plan. Read through the Microsoft license document but its really confusing as there is no clear mention about this plan.
Under my subscription i see
Microsoft 365 E5 -
Can someone confirm the exact limitation for Power Apps for Office 365 plan. Read through the Microsoft license document but its really confusing as there is no clear mention about this plan.
Under my subscription i see
Microsoft 365 E5 -
Yes, you need additional capacity to create a second environment. You get capacity when you purchase a per user or per app license. So if all you have is Office 365 seeded licenses then you won't have any additional capacity to create an environment. But if there are any licenses in your tenant then the capacity is available to any license in the tenant and you can create additional environments. So you are not prohibited from creating a production environment based on your license, but you may be prohibited based on lack of capacity which is caused by the license type. So yes, you need additional resources. those resources come from having one or more paid licenses in the tenant
So its all about license. If you have the necessary license you should be able to create environment as all of this automatically created in cloud. Including dataverse.
The message says that: "The user doesn't have a license that allows an environment creation"
@tiagosazevedo sorry could not understand the language in screenshot. Is it possible to translate to English?
Thanks HarishNayak... I tried to create but I got these message below.
Thanks in advance Paul, but It's not clear for me yet . So, Do I need additional resources like storage, database (dataverse or any other) to create a production environment?
@tiagosazevedo Give this a try. Go to Setting and Admin Center
Go to Environments
See if you get an option to create new environment. I also found this exploring. Licensing has always been confusing for me.
Its not that you can't create a production environment with those licenses. Its that those licenses don't provide any additional capacity for creating other environments. If you have any per user or per app licenses in your organization that will provide capacity. If there is capacity available then you will be able to create and use a production environment. Its capacity that is the problem not the capabilities of the license itself.
I have the same subscriptions
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