Hi John, I can't believe you created the content 4 years ago, today in 2024, it's still relevant. Excellent tutorial on Azure Resource Graph Query + PowerShell + Azure Functions. This is exactly what I am doing today. Please make more tutorials in Azure + PowerShell + Azure Resource. Great innovation. Thank you.
Thank you for this video John, it shows to me that there is quite a bit of "underneath" structure & setup required if you want to use the power but the end result in doing that setup is definitely worth it.
Yep, a few bits and bobs to do but really pretty quick and then you get all the power of Azure running your PowerShell and multiple ways to trigger. Also remember you get a whole bunch of Azure Function executions for free! azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/functions/
This is exactly what i was looking for. my ps is to give AAD users access to my app registered in Enterprise-App. will implement this and let you know how it goes. thanks much John Savill.
Thank you for sharing, it was actually really good. I still need some hours to understand better how to use it. Currently, I'm using Automation Account but, I could not get what the benefits between then or better use case. This means I just got homework haha. Thanks again.
Right so automation is still great, but Azure Functions is really the future direction but no need to rush off Azure Automation if its working for you.
Hi John, I can't believe you created the content 4 years ago, today in 2024, it's still relevant. Excellent tutorial on Azure Resource Graph Query + PowerShell + Azure Functions. This is exactly what I am doing today. Please make more tutorials in Azure + PowerShell + Azure Resource. Great innovation. Thank you.
Thank you for this video John, it shows to me that there is quite a bit of "underneath" structure & setup required if you want to use the power but the end result in doing that setup is definitely worth it.
Yep, a few bits and bobs to do but really pretty quick and then you get all the power of Azure running your PowerShell and multiple ways to trigger. Also remember you get a whole bunch of Azure Function executions for free! azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/functions/
Great tutorial. I like you pace and clarity, subscribed
Awesome, thank you!
This is exactly what i was looking for. my ps is to give AAD users access to my app registered in Enterprise-App. will implement this and let you know how it goes. thanks much John Savill.
Good luck
@John I want to use visual studio code for the function development. Which version of powershell is recommended for the local development?
7 is what I use
@@NTFAQGuy thanks a lot 🙂
Thank you for sharing, it was actually really good. I still need some hours to understand better how to use it. Currently, I'm using Automation Account but, I could not get what the benefits between then or better use case. This means I just got homework haha. Thanks again.
Right so automation is still great, but Azure Functions is really the future direction but no need to rush off Azure Automation if its working for you.
Thank you for this great video. Do you know how to call a function app from a Logic app and pass the variable to function from the logic app?
You should be able to use the api connector although I’ve not tried that.
enjoying this video for today learning, thanks a lot!
This very Knowledgeable article
Thanks!
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Well done, thx!
No problem 👍 Thanks!