Here is the description of my problem:
The client starts implementing D365 F&O
Its Azure tenant is: let's assume client.com
I am an implementation partner.
My Azure tenant is: let's say partner.com
As a Partner in the client's LCS, I create a development machine - cloud hosted. I use my credentials from my tenant partenr.com for this
The machine is created in the tenant and the client's subscription - everything is fine
As a Partner in the client's LCS, I create a development machine - cloud hosted and enable Power Platfrom integration
The machine is created in the tenant and the client's subscription - everything is fine
The power platform environment is created in the Partner's tenant - why?
If so, what license should be assigned to the user in the partner's tenant - the power platform environment will be used only for development purposes.
If anyone knows Microsoft's recommendations on how to set up such machines, please help.
Regards
Rafal