An API gateway provides one managed entry point for APIs, handling routing, security, authentication, throttling and observability. · API Gateway - Simply Explained
Common triggers include schema renames, delegation changes that drop records without alerts and throttling that causes duplicate submissions. · Fix Power Apps After a Schema Change
This episode argues that traditional Microsoft 365 governance—based on policies, documentation, and manual processes—does not scale in modern cloud environments. Instead, organizations need to shift toward a self-healing architecture where governance is built…
An API Gateway is the front door to modern applications, acting as a single entry point for all API requests before they reach backend services. In this episode, we explain what an API Gateway is, why it's essential in cloud-native and microservices…
Is your app still asking Microsoft Graph every few minutes whether anything has changed? This episode explains to Microsoft 365 developers how Graph webhooks replace polling with change notifications, how subscriptions and validation work, and why combining…
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…
Cloud Flows vs Agent Flows: The Budget Bombshell Microsoft Hoped You’d Miss You’re building automations like it’s 2019 and it’s quietly draining your budget. The premium connector trap turns one small flow into a company-wide license bill. Hidden API…
Manual SharePoint reviews don’t scale. Use PnP PowerShell + Microsoft Graph + Azure Automation to enumerate every site, expand nested/group/inherited permissions, and deliver a clean, daily report. App-only auth, throttling-safe queries, and diff alerts turn…
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…
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…
Explore why point-to-point connectors create integration debt and how Model Context Protocol gives enterprise AI agents a standardized connectivity layer.
Your Power Apps app works perfectly, until one day it fails with no error message and users can only say “it spins.” This podcast explains why low-code apps often break in silence: copy-pasted Power Fx formulas drift into conflicting versions, dev and prod…
This episode uncovers the real scalability limits of the Power Platform and shows how to avoid the performance issues that often catch teams off guard. Through candid stories and expert insights, it explains where apps typically hit bottlenecks, what early…
Your Flows Didn’t “Randomly Fail”—M365 Limits Tripped a Domino Chain (Here’s How to Beat Them) If Power Automate runs stall, SharePoint lists crawl, or Teams starts acting haunted, you’ve likely hit a Microsoft 365 service limit—often without a single…
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Mastering the Microsoft Fabric Monitoring Hub · Mirko Peters When I first plunged into Microsoft Fabric, the complexity was daunting. I spent hours combing through logs, convinced there was a "magic pill" that would streamlin…
Breaking Free from the Connector Illusion · Mirko Peters Welcome back to our ongoing exploration of enterprise architecture, modern automation, and the hidden technical hurdles that slow down digital transformation. If yo…
Avoiding the '429 Too Many Requests' Trap in Power Automate · Mirko Peters Welcome back, listeners and readers! If you have ever been deep into building a business-critical workflow only to be suddenly hit by a wall of frustrating error me…
Power Platform Request Limits · Mirko Peters Understand Power Platform request limits and design scalable solutions that avoid throttling through workload planning, optimization, and governance.
Frequently asked questions
What is an API gateway?
An API gateway is a single entry point for client requests to backend services. It handles routing, security, authentication, throttling and transformation. · From the episode: API Gateway - Simply Explained
What is the difference between cloud flows and agent flows?
Cloud flows can bring premium connector license costs and hidden throttling. Agent flows include premium and custom connectors and use message-based billing, so one model charges for existence and the other for use. · From the episode: Migrate Power Automate Cloud Flows to Agent…
What is wrong with managed connectors?
Managed connectors hide latency, throttling and bottlenecks you can't control. Because their inner workings are not visible, performance problems are hard to diagnose or fix in enterprise workloads. · From the episode: Custom Connectors vs Model Context Protocol…
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