Productivity Tips for working with Microsoft Graph and Graph PowerShell – January 2023
This month’s in-depth topic: Productivity Tips for working with Microsoft Graph and Graph PowerShell. Reviewed current tools and documents for working efficient
Productivity Tips for working with Microsoft Graph and Graph PowerShell – January 2023
This month’s in-depth topic: Productivity Tips for working with Microsoft Graph
and Graph PowerShell.
Reviewed current tools and documents for working efficiently with Microsoft Graph and Graph PowerShell. Microsoft 365 Dev Tenant, Graph Explorer, Graph API Reference Docs, Graph Filter (retrieves subset of a collection), Graph X-Ray (view Graph API and PowerShell log of actions), Graph Permissions Explorer (APIs and data objects), Graph PowerShell, Upgrading from Azure AD PowerShell to Graph
PowerShell – using Graph cmdlets map, Graph PowerShell Conversion Analyzer and PowerShell Azure Migration Advisor. Microsoft Presenter: Merill Fernando.
This call was hosted by Nandeesh Swami (Microsoft), on January 19, 2023.
Agenda
00:00 – Intro - Nandeesh Swami (Microsoft) | @Nandeesh_Swami
01:50 – Demo with Q&A - Productivity Tips for working with Microsoft Graph and
Graph PowerShell - Merill Fernando - Senior Program Manager (Microsoft) |
@merill
1:09:34 – Closing
Microsoft Graph and PowerShell
Microsoft Graph and PowerShell are powerful tools for working with data in the cloud. They offer a wide range of features and capabilities, from automating tasks to creating reports. This article offers some productivity tips for working with Microsoft Graph and PowerShell in January 2023.
1) Get familiar with the cmdlets: It's important to become familiar with the various cmdlets available in both Microsoft Graph and PowerShell so that you can quickly find the right command to use when needed. Take time to explore all of the available commands, including their parameters, options, and syntax structures.
2) Leverage templates: There are many great resources online that offer pre-made templates for common tasks such as creating user accounts or managing permissions on files stored in SharePoint Online. These templates can save you a lot of time by providing an easy way to set up your task quickly without having to manually configure everything each time it needs done.
3) Utilize scripts: If you have more complex tasks or need something specific automated, writing custom scripts using PowerShell is often necessary. Writing code can be daunting at first but there are plenty of tutorials online that will help get you started if needed!
4) Automate processes: One key benefit of leveraging Microsoft Graph & PowerShell is being able automate processes like running reports or auditing permissions on documents stored within Office 365 services like SharePoint Online or OneDrive For Business etc.. This helps streamline tedious manual processes which saves
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