This article explains how you can export a Microsoft Power Automate Flow from, well, Microsoft Power Automate, and nicely and easily import it to Azure Logic Apps. I’ll explain the process step-by-step, and also explain solutions to a few hurdles you might run into! But first, let’s take a look at why you might want… READ MORE
Introduction Over the past few weeks I have been helping a couple of my customers take their first steps into the world of DevOps and Infrastructure-as-Code with Terraform. It’s safe to say there is an array of fantastic content out there already in the community and from the vendors themselves, which have certainly been useful… READ MORE
Lets talk Azure DevOps Repos! Introduction « Breaking News » the Git project has decided to use as default branch main instead of master. As very well described in the following article, Microsoft has set on november 2020 the default branch of all new Azure DevOps Repos to be main instead of master. “Microsoft is joining the Git project (statement, code change) and multiple vendors including… READ MORE
If you are using Graph API in your Flows, you may want to safeguard client secret as it will be shown in plain text when you store the client secret value in a variable, its value will show up in the Flow history. This blog assumes that you have already created Graph API, app registration… READ MORE
Power Automate is used to automatize actions, it therefore needs to connect to services. Most of them can be accessed using the default connectors without providing any secret or password, but sometimes, you need to operate the authentication yourself. The most common example would be calling Microsoft GraphAPI using the HTTP connector. In this case… READ MORE
Join Jonas Rapp, MVP, CRM-Konsulterna, Sweden for this short video on How To use Power Platform tooling from Microsoft in Azure DevOps
Introduction It does not matter what kind of project you run, there is always nice to have release notes. Collection of implemented user stories, features, and solved bugs. Of course, after each release, we can write these release notes manually but there is a better way to automate this process. In one of the projects… READ MORE
Introduction Form Recognizer has two types of models: prebuilt and custom. Custom models enable us to train use-case specific forms. There are three prebuild models, namely Layout, Receipt, and Business Card. These can be used for specific use cases. Custom models are more expensive than prebuilt models. To learn more about pricing, go to the pricing… READ MORE
In this post I’m going to show how to use a MSI with PowerShell on Azure Functions to generate oAuth access tokens for Graph API access. MSI Managed Service Identities (MSI) aka “Azure AD-managed identities” eliminate the need for developers having to manage credentials by providing an identity for the Azure resource in Azure AD… READ MORE
In some cases there might be necessary to prevent an Azure (Build) Pipeline from running if some other pipeline in your project fails. Well, I encountered a scenario like this the other day. After spending an hour trying to find an out of the box solution, I concluded that it probably none available yet. However,… READ MORE
