cli-microsoft365
cli-microsoft365
Using the on-behalf-of flow in Azure PowerShell Functions
A step by step guide on how to use the on-behalf-of flow in Azure PowerShell Functions.
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Finding (and fixing) incorrectly applied Purview retention labels
In this blog post I will show you how you can find incorrectly applied retention labels.
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Working with Purview event-based retention using code
Do you want to retain data for a period of time after a certain event has happened? It is called event-based retention and this is how you use it from code.
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Managing and applying Purview retention labels using code
An overview of the different ways you can manage and apply Microsoft 365 Purview retention labels in SharePoint using code.
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Running .NET Function Apps or App Services accessing Microsoft 365
A guide on how to create a .NET application that can access SharePoint and the Microsoft Graph through Azure AD.
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Running applications with limited SharePoint permissions
Securing application access to SharePoint through Azure AD is easy, but how to access SharePoint using the principle of least privilege?
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Getting notified of changes in guests accessing SharePoint
Part 3 on how to use the CLI for Microsoft 365 and Azure Functions: How to get notified of updates in guests accessing SharePoint.
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Getting notified of service incidents in Microsoft Teams
Part 2 on how to use the CLI for Microsoft 365 and Azure Functions: How to get notified in Teams, when a service health incident occurs on SharePoint?
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How to run the CLI for Microsoft 365 on an Azure Function
Did you know can run a CLI for Microsoft 365 script on an Azure Function based on the PowerShell stack? Here's how to do it.
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Getting started testing your Microsoft 365 CLI contributions
When contributing to the Microsoft 365 CLI Open Source project you need to write a lot of unit tests. I wrote down some tips and tricks to get you up and running.
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Contributing as a holiday season present
Last month I contributed to an Open Source project: CLI for Microsoft 365. I did that both because I love using CLI's and because I love not reinventing wheels.
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