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  1. Using Dev Proxy to Identify Excessive Microsoft Graph Permissions in Your PowerShell Scripts

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    Objective The goal of this article is to show how Microsoft Dev Proxy can be used to audit Microsoft Graph permissions in PowerShell scripts and detect unnecessary scopes.

  2. Stop Configuration Drift in Microsoft 365 Using the new Configuration Management API’s – A Deep Dive

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    Overview Microsoft has released into public preview a new set of APIs that enable administrators to monitor and alert on configuration changes across one or more tenants, spanning multiple Microsoft 365 workloads, including: Microsoft Entra Exchange Online

  3. How I Automated the Tracking of the Holiday Metra Train

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    Objective This post is a bit different from my usual content, as it may only be of interest to people living in the Chicagoland area.

  4. Using PowerShell to Block GitLab Merges with Unchecked Issue Checkboxes

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    Objective This blog post demonstrates how to enforce acceptance criteria in GitLab merge requests using PowerShell pipelines.

  5. Notify Requesters When GitLab Issues Move Through the Development Pipeline

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    Objective I use GitLab’s Customer Relationship Management (CRM) feature to track who requested each item.

  6. Documentation as Code: Using YAML, GitHub Actions, and Azure to Power a Living Catalog

    (The Lazy Administrator)

    Objective More and more companies are moving into the world of DevOps and automation.

  7. Building Event-Driven Automations in Microsoft 365 Using Graph Subscriptions

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    Objective This post demonstrates how to use Microsoft Graph Subscriptions to create event-driven automation in Microsoft 365.

  8. Auto Deploy Progressive Web Applications (PWA) using Intune or PowerShell

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    Objective In this article I will walk you through installing progressive web app’s, or PWA’s to endpoint machines using either PowerShell or Microsoft Intune.

  9. Detect Modified SharePoint List Items and Retrieve Old Values in Sharepoint Using Logic Apps

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    Overview I currently have a SharePoint list with an identity (person or group) column called “Owners,” where I can search for employees and add them to a list item.

  10. Automating Code Compliance: AI-Driven Code Style Enforcement for Pull Requests

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    Overview As teams increasingly rely on automation for code quality and compliance, ensuring consistent coding standards can be challenging during the pull request (PR) process.