Azure Runbooks, PowerShell and SharePoint
How to use an Azure Automation Runbook with PowerShell to create a complex SharePoint page automatically: a tracking field, a custom web part and header images, all from one script with Managed Identity.
Author:
Maximiliano Díaz Doglia
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