Use Azure Logic Apps to Notify of Pending AAD Application Client Secrets and Certificate Expirations
Are you challenged with keeping up with all your Azure Active Directory Enterprise Application client secrets and certificates and their associated expiration dates? I sometimes work with customers who have a thousand or more Azure AD applications to manage. Unfortunately, trying to keep up with all the client secrets and certificates expiring on each one of these apps can be a futile experience. Today, I will show you an automated way to send e-mail notifications of upcoming AAD app secrets and certificates using Azure Logic Apps.Use Power Automate to Notify of Upcoming Azure AD App Client Secrets and Certificate Expirations
Are you challenged with keeping up with all your Azure Active Directory Enterprise Application client secrets and certificates and their associated expiration dates? I sometimes work with customers who have a thousand or more Azure AD applications to manage. Unfortunately, trying to keep up with all the client secrets and certificates expiring on each one of these apps can be a futile experience. Today, I will show you an automated way to send e-mail notifications of upcoming AAD app secrets and certificates using Power Automate. I also now have a solution using Logic Apps as well which I hope to blog soon.Create Your Own Custom Endpoint Administration Console Using Microsoft Power Apps
I've heard a bit of interest expressed recently in the ability to create a customizable Endpoint Configuration Manager (SCCM/ConfigMgr) console that could either be pruned down or featured up in a way to customize it to fit the specific needs of different departments and roles within the business. Help desk personnel may need to view installed apps on a device, while Software Update managers may need to view the status of software updates, while Application Deployment managers may only need to deploy apps.Use Power Automate to Extend Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager Application Approvals
The native application approval functionality within Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager originally only allowed defined admins to approve application requests from the Application Catalog and Software Center using the administrator console.
