PL-400 · Question #370
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The correct answer is A. Yes. Exporting a custom connector from the maker portal as part of a solution is the standard method for deployment, preserving its single-tenant configuration.
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Exporting a custom connector from the maker portal as part of a solution is the standard method for deployment, preserving its single-tenant configuration.
Using the maker portal to export the custom connector, typically as part of a solution, is the standard and correct method for deploying custom connectors from a development environment to a production environment. When exported in a solution, the custom connector's configuration, including its single-tenant Microsoft Entra ID protection, is preserved, allowing it to be visible and accessible only to users within that tenant in the target environment.
Exporting via the maker portal is a valid method for deploying custom connectors within a tenant.
Concept tested: Custom connector deployment via solutions
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/canvas-apps/export-import-custom-connector
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