As one of my first pet projects in the company, today we are launching – so I wanted to take a few minutes to explain our thinking and goals for the project. Please join us: Microsoft Graph Basics for PowerShell Admins, Tuesday, July 14, 2 pm EST / 11 am PST.Īs many of you probably know by now, last month I joined 42 Crunch as VP of Cloud Platform.

Current limitations and the ways to work around them.

Practical examples of user and group management.

Discoverability of commands, objects, and properties.

Connecting to the systems, authentication, and authorization.

The basics of PowerShell and Microsoft Graph.

Now, Microsoft PowerShell SDK (in Preview at the moment) is aiming to bridge that gap. Ironically, cloud made things difficult again by limiting administration choices and making APIs for cloud systems inconsistent and more dev-oriented. PowerShell has been designed to provide unified intuitive command-line and scripting administration across many enterprise systems.

Please join us if you get a chance: Microsoft Graph Basics for PowerShell Admins, Tuesday, July 14, 2 pm EST / 11 am PST. My friends at Cayosoft (Bob and Andrei – with whom I used to work on QAD cmdlets, the initial community project for Active Directory PowerShell implementation before the official Microsoft one appeared!) asked me to help them with a webinar on the basics of Microsoft Graph and PowerShell SDK for it. Tomorrow, I am kind of going back to my roots for an hour.

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