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I'm about to install the Dynamics 365 apps 'Power Platform Pipelines' for the first time. Is there a downside to installing it in the CoE environment or should I give it its own environment. I read that if you delete the Pipelines environment, you lose all your pipelines, and it seems that installing it in the CoE environment (or any other environment used for something more than just Pipeline hosting) increases the chance, by however much, the environment might have problems unrelated to the Pipelines but which affect it. Am I overthinking?

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AlbertoCastro 1,201 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi,

I recommend you install it in a dedicated environment to avoid possible future conflicts.
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@gralls

I agree with @AlbertoCastro .

If you have environments in multiple regions. You need to plan well in advance.

Make sure you have dedicated pipelines environment for each region.

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Jonathan Manrique 2,695 on at

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Hi @gralls

The answer always depends on what you need.

The documentation will depend on

https://learn.microsoft.com/es-es/power-platform/alm/pipelines#should-my-host-environment-be-the-same-as-where-i-installed-the-coe-toolkit

Now as you have been told when you implement it may not be advisable because if you want to remove the starte kit or the pepiline you will have to remove both.

I give you an example I have a development tenant and I have it in the same environment but in my case I don't care because what is in production is not productive.