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PowerShell SDK that wraps the Microsoft Graph APIs and replaces the retired Azure AD PowerShell and MSOnline modules for managing Microsoft Entra ID and other Microsoft 365 services.
| Type | Product |
|---|---|
| Documentation | learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/microsoftgraph/overview?view=graph-powershell-1.0 |
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…
2026-05-05 · Video on YouTube
In this episode of the m365.fm podcast, the discussion focuses on using PowerShell to automate tasks across Azure and Microsoft 365 with guest Matthew Dowst MVP. Matthew explains how automation became essential as cloud environments grew more complex and…
2026-05-27 · Video on YouTube
For years, PowerShell scripts were the foundation of Microsoft 365 automation. IT admins built massive script libraries to onboard users, assign licenses, provision devices, configure Exchange, manage permissions, and automate repetitive operational work…
2026-11-06
Microsoft retired two of the admin modules that PowerShell scripts relied on for years, and the replacement is friendlier than it sounds. That replacement is the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK, the same Microsoft Graph layer that sits behind a lot of the…
2026-10-22 · Video on YouTube
Learn PowerShell for Microsoft 365. Discover modules, cmdlets, pipelines, and safe scripting habits to automate admin tasks without the fear. An hour of clicking in Microsoft 365 does the job of one typed line. That typed line is PowerShell, and it's the…
It lets administrators automate repetitive tasks and manage large environments consistently. It also enables governance processes that are hard to achieve with manual portal work. · From the episode: Microsoft Graph and PowerShell for Enterprise…
Graph PowerShell and Exchange Online are the two modules covered for Microsoft 365. You connect and sign in with the module for the service you want to manage, then run cmdlets. · From the episode: PowerShell for Microsoft 365 - Simply Explained
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