How to use Security & Compliance PowerShell with application permissions on Azure Functions

How to use Security & Compliance PowerShell with application permissions on Azure Functions

In this article, we’ll connect to Security & Compliance PowerShell on a script run by an Azure Function using certificate authentication.

How to use Exchange Online PowerShell on Azure Functions with Managed Identity

How to use Exchange Online PowerShell on Azure Functions with Managed Identity

In this article, we’ll connect to Exchange Online in a PowerShell script run by an Azure Function using the Function App’s managed identity.

How to securely trigger Azure Functions from Azure Logic Apps

How to securely trigger Azure Functions from Azure Logic Apps

In this article, I’ll give you step-by-step instructions on securely triggering an Azure Function from an Azure Logic App. First, we’ll create the Azure Function app and then integrate it with an existing Logic App while following security best practices.

How to use PnP PowerShell on Azure Functions with application permissions

How to use PnP PowerShell on Azure Functions with application permissions

Let’s authenticate to SharePoint Online from an Azure Function via PnP PowerShell using the managed identity or a self-signed certificate.

Stopping and starting Azure Application Gateway on-demand and on a schedule

Stopping and starting Azure Application Gateway on-demand and on a schedule

There’s no button in Azure Portal that allows us to stop and start the application gateway on-demand. Luckily, we can do it with PowerShell!

Forcing an Azure Function to process Queue Storage messages one at a time

Forcing an Azure Function to process Queue Storage messages one at a time

By default, Azure Functions process queue messages in parallel. Usually, parallelism is great but there are some occasions that might require you to process the messages one by one.

How to Securely Call a Logic App from an Azure Function + Benefits

How to Securely Call a Logic App from an Azure Function + Benefits

Probably the most predominant reason to choose to implement something with Azure Logic Apps or Microsoft Flow is how fast and easy it is to automate processes with them, and how that can lead to reduced implementation costs. However, there is one thing that can really rack up the costs, and that is polling.