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Get Microsoft 365 License Usage Count Using PowerShell

Get Microsoft 365 License Usage Count Using PowerShell

Keeping an eye on the available licenses in your Microsoft tenant is essential to ensuring you and your users have what is needed to keep the business running. Whether you assign licenses directly or you use Group Based Licensing, if… Continue Reading

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Get Application Certificate and Secret Expiration with Graph API

Get Application Certificate and Secret Expiration with Graph API

In the world of Azure cloud automation we always need to ensure that our accounts are able to properly authenticate. Accounts with username and password might have Active Directory alert you when your password expires, however, what can we use… Continue Reading

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Install Microsoft Graph Module for Azure Automation using PowerShell

Install Microsoft Graph Module for Azure Automation using PowerShell

If you’re familiar with Azure Automation and Graph API, you may have noticed that it may be a bit cumbersome to install the Microsoft.Graph PowerShell module in an Automation account. Since the Graph API module has over 30 sub modules… Continue Reading

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Graph API using a Managed Identity in an Automation Runbook

Connect to Graph API using a Managed Identity in an Automation Runbook - Feat

In a previous post, I laid out detailed steps on how to connect to Microsoft Graph API using PowerShell. This is using the PowerShell SDK running on a machine that’s not in Azure. This method uses a client secret or… Continue Reading

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How To Connect To Microsoft Graph API Using PowerShell

Microsoft has confirmed on multiple occasions that the Azure AD Graph Endpoint is deprecated and will be fully decommissioned in the future. This means that if you’re currently using the AzureAD (or AzureADPreview) Module(s) then after it’s deprecated, your scripts… Continue Reading