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Microsoft announced that they will begin charging for use of the Teams Export Graph APIs from July 5. This is a big issue for ISVs and customers.
Many Microsoft Graph API permissions are available to developers. The Graph works on a least permission model, so what permissions to use.
Microsoft has extended support for the Azure AD Graph API until the end of 2022. This gives customers some extra time to upgrade PowerShell scripts.
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On this week's show, Paul and Steve are joined by Microsoft MVP Tom Morgan to discuss Teams Development. As an IT Pro, find out why it's worth expanding your skillset - plus we've all the latest news in the world of Microsoft 365 as always.
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Azure Automation runbooks can run Exchange Online PowerShell code on sandbox machines. Is this a good way of getting work done?
Lots happened in 2021. Looking back on events, Tony Redmond has figured out five themes that will influence Microsoft 365 tenants in 2022.
Although it's easy to write scripts using cmdlets in the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK, you probably don't want to execute the scripts interactively. In this article, we explain how to use certificate-based (app-only) authentication to run scripts.
The Microsoft Graph SDK for PowerShell can be used for many purposes, among which is access to Azure AD account sign-in data. In this article, we explain how to use the SDK cmdlets to retrieve sign-in data for both tenant and guest accounts.
This article explains how to send Exchange Online email using the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK.
Along with the general availability of a new Teams Export Graph API, Microsoft is introducing new licensing and charging models. Understanding the charging incurred for different uses will take some time to sort out and could pose real challenges for ISVs working in the migration space.
The Microsoft Graph SDK for PowerShell exists to help developers use Graph API calls from PowerShell. It works, but like anything in life, there's a right way to connect and use the SDK and a wrong way.
