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Practical 365

Microsoft Is Moving the Office 365 Service Communications API to the Graph

July 15, 2021 by Tony Redmond 4 Comments

Microsoft Graph API Office 365

Microsoft is moving the Office 365 Service Communications API to the Microsoft Graph. The new API is in public preview. Converting PowerShell scripts from the old API to the new isn’t particularly difficult if you have ever worked with the Graph before. As always, the devil is in the detail, but persistence and some mild swearing should be enough to get scripts over the line. This article explores how to use the new API to fetch and report details of service incidents.

Blog, Microsoft 365, Microsoft Graph, PowerShell Microsoft 365 admin center, Microsoft Graph API, Office 365 Service Communications API, Service Health Dashboard, Service Incidents, Service messages

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