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- 1. AZURE & POWER AUTOMATE: A PERFECT MATCH Ashley Rogers
- 2. ASHLEY ROGERS • SharePoint & Power Automate • Speaker & Blogger • https://SPinBetween.blogspot.com/ • @AshRgrs
- 3. AGENDA Why use Azure? • Subscription • Resource Group • Automation Account Azure Set Up Modules & Runbooks Power Automate: Azure Actions
- 4. AZURE AUTOMATION: WHY? Automate PowerShell tasks in the Familiar Tool: Power Automate Roles: Citizen Developer SharePoint Admin/Developer
- 5. USE CASES Create a Team—complete with associated Team site– from a SharePoint list item (Bulk add owners and members to the Team) Run a site design against a specific site Audit sites: permissions, workflows, hub associations Remember: empower your end users You’re only limited by what you can think to accomplish with a PowerShell script
- 6. REQUIREMENTS Azure Admin or Global Admin Azure Subscription Power Automate: Premium License
- 7. AZURE SETUP (Painful, but necessary)
- 8. SETUP: AZURE SUBSCRIPTION • Go to portal.azure.com • Search for “Subscription” • Check if you have an existing Subscription • If none, Click Add • Suggest “Pay as you go,” no technical support • Follow the prompts; you WILL need a credit card
- 9. SETUP: RESOURCE GROUP • Located on the left rail • Click Add • Select your Subscription • Name your Resource Group • Select the appropriate Region
- 10. SETUP: CREATE AZURE AUTOMATION ACCOUNT • Search for “Automation” • Select “Automation Accounts” • Click Add • Fill out the form • Make sure “Create Azure Run As account” is toggled YES • Wait for Successful creation Notifications in Azure Portal
- 11. MODULES, CREDENTIALS, & RUNBOOKS (This is the fun stuff!)
- 12. ADD MODULES Import and wait for successful notifications Search for appropriate modules Teams SharePoint Online Modules Gallery Automation Account
- 13. ADD CREDENTIALS • Don’t forgot to add appropriate credentials to your Automation Account • What you need to add will depend on your use case and the required modules • Must be accounts with the proper access/permissions to your resources • Do not include credentials in your PowerShell scripts!! As with anything, these may change depending on your password policies. • Updating the credentials in the automation account is easier than updating multiple entries in various runbooks.
- 14. CREATE RUNBOOKS Automation Account Click “Create a Runbook” Name, Select “PowerShell,” Add a Description Click “Create”
- 15. DEMO: RUNBOOKS Let’s Do This!
- 16. DEMO: POWER AUTOMATE Let’s Do This!