From Azure DevOps to Power BI - Retrieving Sprints and Pipelines information through API calls

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Azure DevOps REST API reference - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/res...

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Iterations API reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/res...

Pipelines API reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/res...

Description:
In this video, we explore how to leverage the Azure DevOps REST API to retrieve and display key data like release pipelines and sprints / iterations in Power BI. We walk through step-by-step how to use Power Query to structure API calls, transform JSON data, and build dynamic reports to view sprint tasks and pipeline runs.

Topics covered:

Accessing the Azure DevOps REST API Reference
Displaying release pipelines in Power BI
Connecting sprint data and work items to create a report
Building relationships between sprints and work items

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Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction to the Video
00:16 - Overview of Azure DevOps API and Community Questions
00:33 - Exploring API for Release Pipelines and Work Items
01:12 - Introduction to Azure DevOps REST API Reference
01:31 - Filtering API for Pipelines
01:44 - Retrieving Sprint Data (Iterations)
02:10 - Using Power Query to Import Data into Power BI
02:53 - Structuring API Query for Azure DevOps Data
03:37 - Setting Up Organization, Project, and Team in API Query
05:13 - Listing Sprints and Pipelines in Power BI
06:08 - Accessing Pipeline Runs
07:24 - Viewing Work Items Associated with Sprints
08:13 - Creating Relationships Between Sprints and Work Items
09:11 - Building a Power BI Report with Sprint Data
10:02 - Filtering and Displaying Work Items by Sprint and Type
12:05 - Summary of API Usage and Power BI Integration
12:51 - Final Thoughts and Next Steps