In this second post we will learn how to use policy expressions and govern API access using token claims in Azure API Management
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Securing Backend APIs Using Azure API Management Policies (Part 1)
In this post, we are going to see how we can utilise Azure API management policies to secure and restrict access to our backend APIs.
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Implementing OAuth 2.0 On-Behalf-Of Flow for Dataverse Custom Connector
In this post, we will explore how to implement a custom connector using the OAuth 2.0 on-behalf-of flow.
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Calling Microsoft Graph using @azure/msal-react from PCF Control
Let's explore using Microsoft's Official Microsoft Authentication Library (MSAL) for React from our PCF control
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Using Azure API Management to Manage HTTP Request Trigger Endpoints
In this post, we will explore how we can use Azure API Management to manage HTTP Request Trigger endpoints
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Working with the Remote Execution Context in Power Automate
In this write up we are going to build a flow that extracts and consumes the remote execution context in a no-code approach.
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Using React AAD MSAL to call a secure API from a PCF Control
In my previous post, we've created our own custom authentication provider which exposed the members of the Microsoft Authentication Library (MSAL) to handle the authentication for the PCF control. Implementing our own is great, but for reusability, I wondered if there was an existing library we could utilise instead. In the search for this, I've come across an npm package called React AAD MSAL - a React wrapper for Azure AD using the MSAL. We will explore how we can incorporate this to call our custom API secured by the Azure AD from a PCF control.
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Consuming Microsoft Graph API from PCF Control
There are often situations where data from other Microsoft 365 services are required from within your model-driven Power Apps. One such scenario is to dynamically retrieve additional information about the system users which does not get synchronised from Office 365/Azure AD...
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Send Survey Adaptive Card to Microsoft Teams using Power Automate
This is an extension to my last post on creating survey PCF control using Adaptive Cards Templating. Creating PCF control is fun, but wouldn't it be better if we could send the survey directly to the participants?
