MicrosoftI managed to update my environment using the cli, thanks! (az devcenter environment deploy-action --action-id "deploy")
I'm mainly playing around to see if the product could be useful in our projects. We mainly have smaller projects with no dedicated infrastructure team, or some very large projects where we are not allowed to touch the infrastructure, and have to request individual resources, permissions etc. For the latter type there might be some usecases, I'm not sure yet. Usually the biggest problem is just setting up the resource groups with the appropriate access roles and permissions, the actual deployment and management of the infrastructure is usually in the control of the developers. Most operations today are orchestrated through pipelines and service connections in Azure DevOps, which we will still need.
So I'm not yet sure about the benefit of the solution compared to just using infrastructure pipelines with parameters. Only using it to create resource groups is possible, but it is obviously designed to go way beyond that. Maybe through Deployment Environments I can give my service connection less permissions than before.
