Application development, architecture design, and security in Microsoft cloud
Azure Portal doesn’t allow you to cancel multiple logic app runs at once, so let’s do that with a PowerShell script instead. In addition to filtering the runs by the status Running, we also filter them based on when they have been started.
In this article, we’ll connect to Security & Compliance PowerShell on a script run by an Azure Function using certificate authentication.
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.
Let’s authenticate to SharePoint Online from an Azure Function via PnP PowerShell using the managed identity or a self-signed certificate.
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!
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.
Implementing workspace provisioning solutions results to your dev tenant looking like a massive mess. Let’s clean it up!
Working with Office 365, you too might have already started building up a collection of useful PowerShell scripts; the ones you always keep on going back to when you need to perform certain operations for a tenant. This month I’m sharing with you some of my toolkit; a collection of PowerShell scripts I currently find myself using the most while working with SharePoint.
In this blog post, I’m going to take you through what SharePoint site designs and site scripts are, how you can create, deploy, maintain and use them for provisioning sites from many different places, and give you new ideas on how you can and should be taking advantage of them.