Building serverless applications with Microsoft Graph and Azure Functions
0 likes245 views
The document discusses building serverless applications using Microsoft Graph and Azure Functions, highlighting various Microsoft Graph features, such as user and identity management, and API functionalities. It covers the integration of Microsoft Graph with Azure Functions to manage tasks like fetching calendar events, updating SharePoint lists, and sending summary emails. The document also provides resources, permissions details, and examples of applications that utilize Microsoft Graph.
Building serverless applications with Microsoft Graph and Azure Functions
- 1. Building serverless applications with Microsoft Graph and Azure Functions #THRIVEITCONF
- 3. Agenda
- 5. Microsoft Graph Gatewayto your data in the Microsoft-cloud Users, Groups, Organizations Outlook SharePoint OneDrive Teams Planner Excel OneNote Activities Device Relay Commands Notifications Azure AD Intune Identity Manager Advanced Threat Analytics Advanced Threat Protection Mail, Calendar, Contacts and Tasks Sites and Lists Drives and Files Channels, Messages Tasks and Plans Spreadsheets Notes, and more… Identity Management Access Control Synchronization Domains Administrative Units Applications and Devices Advanced Threat Analytics Advanced Threat Protection Alerts Policies and more… Office 365 Windows 10 Enterprise Mobility + Security https://graph.microsoft.com
- 6. What is Microsoft Graph API?
- 7. /v1.0 /beta /users /groups /sites /drives /devices more… /users/AAA /users/AAA/department /users/AAA/events /users/AAA/events?$top=5 $select $orderby $filter $expand $top $skip $skiptoken Syntax of the call? /{version} ?{query-parameters}/{resource}/{id}/{property}
- 9. Existing SDKs and samples
- 10. Which apps can leverage Microsoft Graph? Microsoft Graph
- 11. Permissions? Users can consent for their data or admin can consent for all users Only admin can consent App permissions User permissions App permissions Permission type: applicationPermission type: delegated https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/docs/concepts/permissions_reference Get access on behalf of users Get access as a service Effective permissionEffective permission
- 13. Azure Functions
- 15. Microsoft Graph bindings for Functions
- 17. Prerequisites
- 19. Considerations
- 21. Loaded web page triggers function Azure Function for fetching calendar events {} Function returns a JSON event list to the client Azure Function queries the Microsoft Graph Microsoft Graph
- 22. Monitoring a calendar for changes Azure Function executes with single event Graph pings Azure Functions when event is created Calendar event added to queue
- 23. Updating SharePoint lists with Graph API Azure Function executes with single event Calendar event is queued Graph API adds event to SharePoint list
- 24. Azure Functions + Microsoft Graph Extensions Employee completes training course User extension updated to ‘course complete’ Finds users that haven’t completed the course Timer triggers function every week Summary email sent to management
- 25. Azure Functions + Microsoft Graph Batching Loaded web page triggers function {} Function returns a JSON array of users to the client Azure Function queries the Microsoft Graph 1. Set course completion for a user 2. Return list of users that have completed the course Microsoft Graph
- 26. Azure Functions + Microsoft Graph Delta Query Azure Function queries the Microsoft Graph Timer triggers function every week Save report to OneDrive or SharePoint 1. See if calendar has changed since last week 2. Create summary document Microsoft Graph