Powershell Runbooks | Azure Automation Powershell Tutorial

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Want to run powershell scripts in the cloud?

DevOps, developers and other technical users have spent years developing power shell scripts to run on premise. Now, with everything moving to the cloud, we show how you can keep those skills and automate your scripts using the super powerful Azure Automation tools.

This tutorial will show how to creat run books, connect to SharePoint online and schedule when to execute them

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[demiquadfpv]

HI, I dont suppose theres a new version of this as lots has changed, no more Run As account etc..? Im hoping to run powershell against AzureAD weekly. Also all credentials will have MFA enabled, does that make it hard to give the credentials to run the powershell?

[syednawazhussain]

Hi, Thanks for the video. My PowerShell script requires service principal details to authenticate with AzureAD. In this case, where do I store my service principal in Automation account?

[newabyuser]

Great video, we need to have azure for subscription? and how to connect your MS 365 with Azure SUb?

[alexyou]

Thanks for the Video, do you have any video which import a customised PS Module, thank you