I couldn’t find a good title for this blogpost, so let me expand it further. Sometimes after login, you need to run custom processing logic. For instance, Maybe you want to tap into a SQL server data source to add any arbitrary claims for the logged in user. Azure AD…

I spend an inordinate amount of time in Microsoft Teams. And all those chat messages and meetings and files shared can sometimes get lost. Here are some productivity tips I use in Microsoft Teams, and I’d love to know what are yours. /activity Have you ever found yourself wondering, hmm Joe…

In a previous blogpost, I had detailed out the steps for automating permission grants (for both delegated and application permissions) from a headless process, i.e. in automation, using a managed identity or service prinicipal. This is something you’d often use in DevOps. There was a big downside in the approach…

This is a question I get a lot, How do I write unit tests for APIs protected by Azure AD? Well, the answer is simple — like you’d write unit tests for any other API. Let me explain. For this article, I’ll use the sample apps/apis Microsoft has published here…

Managed Identity Credentials are great because they let you have all the benefits of an identity (permissions, authorization, auditing etc.), without having to manage the credential. But, the development experience can get interesting because by definition managed identity credentials are available in an Azure or Azure ARC environment only. So…