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2026-10-21 · Video on YouTube
Learn Azure Resource Graph in plain language. Discover how to query, filter, and inventory thousands of cloud resources using Kusto Query Language. Azure Resource Graph is a service inside Azure that lets you ask questions about your resources and get fast…
2026-07-13 · Video on YouTube
Microsoft Graph is the single API that connects nearly every Microsoft 365 service, making it the foundation for automation, integrations, and modern AI experiences. In this episode of the M365 FM Podcast, Mirko Peters explains Microsoft Graph in simple…
2025-08-05 · Video on YouTube
Microsoft 365 looks like apps—Outlook, Teams, SharePoint. The real power is the Microsoft Graph API: one gateway to automate onboarding, sync calendars, govern groups, and ship dashboards the admin centers can’t. In this episode, I show you how Graph actually…
2025-08-05 · Video on YouTube
Your “secure” files aren’t living on islands—they’re in a web of hidden links, group ripples, and quiet shares you’re not seeing. With Microsoft Graph Explorer, you can x-ray your tenant: hop from a user to every group, to every file, to every share, and…
Azure Resource Graph is a service inside Azure that lets you ask questions about your resources and get fast answers, even when you have thousands of them. The name sounds heavier than the thing really is, and the episode shows a first query in Resource Graph Explorer. · From the episode: Azure Resource Graph - Simply Explained
You run your first query in Resource Graph Explorer, the tool the episode recommends opening. A simple count query is a good start to see what your own environment has been hiding. · From the episode: Azure Resource Graph - Simply Explained
Use Graph Explorer and Microsoft Learn, as the show notes recommend. The episode also points to building a Power Automate flow with Graph as a next step. · From the episode: Graph API - Simply Explained
Define the job, then validate endpoints and permissions in Graph Explorer. Make a first real query with $select, $filter and $top, handle pagination, and then chain calls into workflows. · From the episode: Automate Microsoft 365 with Microsoft Graph API
Anchor on the user, enumerate memberships, then follow groups to sites, files, links and viewers, filtering results so you reveal who actually touched the content. · From the episode: Map Microsoft 365 Users, Groups, Files, and…
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