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Aug
23
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When it comes to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central functional consultants play a crucial role in installing developing and deploying tailored solutions. This process involves understanding the different deployment options and architectural considerations. Dynamics 365 Business Central offers two primary deployment paths: cloud deployment and on-premises deployment. With cloud deployment the software is hosted in a cloud environment such as Microsoft Azure offering benefits like scalability ease of management and automatic updates. On the other hand on-premises deployment puts control in the organization\'s hands, as they install and run Business Central on their servers, providing flexibility to meet specific data residency and regulatory requirements. Understanding these options is essential for consultants to recommend and implement the most suitable deployment strategy for their clients.

Customization and Deployment with Extensions

Development and customization are key to tailoring Business Central to specific business needs. This is achieved through extensions, which are packages containing customized objects and code. Microsoft provides a dedicated language, AL (Application Language), designed specifically for creating these extensions, and it can be used with Visual Studio Code. The AL language empowers consultants to modify and extend Business Central functionality to match unique business processes. Additionally, the eventing model in Business Central allows extensions to modify or extend functionality without altering the original code, ensuring a robust and flexible solution. When deploying customizations, consultants create extension packages (".app" files) and apply them to the target environment, typically testing in a sandbox first before moving to production. Microsoft also offers tools to validate extensions, ensuring they meet AppSource and per-tenant extension requirements. Strategies for exam success include familiarizing oneself with exam objectives, gaining hands-on experience, practicing with Visual Studio Code, utilizing official learning paths, and engaging with the Dynamics 365 community.

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