Concept
A property of an operation or deployment that produces the same result no matter how many times it is run; in infrastructure as code, re-running a deployment only changes what differs from the desired state.
| Type | Concept |
|---|---|
| Wikipedia | en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idempotence |
2025-12-13 · Video on YouTube
The cursor freezes. The event stream flatlines. Silence gets loud. That’s how customer journeys fail in the summer—quietly, invisibly, and at the worst possible moment. Summer traffic is deceptive. Intent spikes, teams run lean, and automation is supposed to…
2026-07-02 · Video on YouTube
Microsoft Graph is far more than just another API—it is the operational backbone of Microsoft 365. This episode explains why relying solely on admin portals limits scalability, visibility, and automation, while Microsoft Graph provides a unified interface for…
2025-12-12 · Video on YouTube
Ever had a Power Automate flow wake you at 3:07 a.m. with 6,000 ghost runs and no clear owner? This video is your blueprint for taming the orchestrator before it tames you. You’ll learn how to design resilient Power Automate architectures with clean triggers…
2025-11-23 · Video on YouTube
Your Power Automate email flows aren’t clever automations, they’re HR risk wrapped in HTML. You wire a flow to a “service account,” fight through MFA once, get it working, and decide it’s done. It’s not done. It’s brittle, over-privileged, impossible to audit…
2026-07-14 · Video on YouTube
Azure Bicep is Microsoft's modern Infrastructure as Code (IaC) language for deploying and managing Azure resources using a clean, readable, and declarative syntax. In this episode of Microsoft Knowledge Nuggets on M365 FM, Mirko Peters explains why Azure…
2025-08-05 · Video on YouTube
Your Viva rollout isn’t failing—your automation is. Stop hand-typing Topics, chasing Learning content across LMS silos, and waiting for Connections posts to “eventually” appear. Learn the exact auth scopes, payload shapes, and batching tactics to: publish…
Use logging, backoff and idempotency, together with batching tactics that stay within rate limits. These patterns keep unattended jobs green and avoid cryptic 401, 403 and throttling failures. · From the episode: Automate Viva Connections, Topics, Learning…
Short info above, community knowledge below: add practical tips, examples or corrections. New contributions are reviewed first; trusted members publish directly.
Nobody has listed this topic yet. Add it to your profile.
Maintained by Mirko Peters (Microsoft MVP) · Last updated:
EN
Deutsch
Español
Français
Italiano
Português
Nederlands
Polski
Bahasa Indonesia
Русский
Українська
العربية
עברית
日本語
한국어