I wrote an article on the same topic a couple of weeks ago that explains how to monitor Office 365 Health Status with PowerShell using the new Graph API. I know, like me, there are a lot of other Power Automate/Flow enthusiasts who would prefer to achieve the same without writing any lines of scripts. So, here is it. Before you get started, ensure that the account you are using with Power Automate/Flow at least has a “Flow per user” license assigned, since we’ll be using HTTP Action, which is a premium connector now. If you don’t have a Per […]
AUTOMATE OFFICE 365 HEALTH STATUS MONITORING USING OFFICE 365 SERVICE COMMUNICATIONS GRAPH API
I wrote an article on how to Automate Office 365 Health Status Monitoring using Office 365 Service Communications API a couple of years ago, which was found very useful for many Office 365 Admins. It was based on the API “https://manage.office.com/api/v1.0/$TenantId/ServiceComms/Messages”, which has now been discontinued by Microsoft. I have put an update on that article about this, so that you can save your time by NOT attempting to try n make that work anymore. Instead Microsoft released Office 365 Service Communications API in Microsoft Graph, which not only provides additional endpoints to work with Service Communications with ever expanding Microsoft Graph ecosystem. […]