Is there a way on the Azure portal to Upgrade Pricing Tier of Azure Search Service without the need to recreate the search service.
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Unfortunately, this is not supported. Feel free to upvote in Azure Search uservoice https://feedback.azure.com/forums/263029-azure-search/suggestions/12931110-allow-to-upgrade-the-pricing-tier
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We have a Terraform Enterprise set-up. There are few use-cases which we want to work on. It requires Microsoft AD Group management e.g. creating an AD Group, adding users to the AD Group etc.
As per the available documentation and links, I can only see an experimental provider available which can be used and that too is still under testing.
Can anyone suggest me any alternative which can be used here or an approach, if I want to integrate and drive this AD integration through Terraform.
Thank You.
Am expecting an alternative/approach for the integration of Microsoft AD through Terraform
I am a software developer and I've been working on integrating Microsoft Graph Api in my application to be able to retrieve calendar information for users. For development purposes, I have been using a Microsoft 365 Developer subscription, in which I register my app, by following https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/quickstart-register-app. This seems to be working fine with my developer subscription, so after creating a small proof of concept, now I am trying to make a time and cost estimation for this, and I have some doubts about if there are any costs for the client.
Is Azure Active Directory Admin Center available on all Microsoft 365 business plans with the "App registration" option? Or are there any other cost-related aspects I need to take in consideration?
I've searched online and found that there shouldn't be any additional costs, but since I am not really familiar with Microsoft 365 and Azure Active Directory Admin Center other than what I used for my proof of concept, I am not really sure I have the right information.
Maybe there is someone who already implemented this in production and can have a better understanding over this.
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Microsoft 365 subscription extra-costs for Microsoft Graph Api usage
1.There is no extra cost to use the API, it is open source.
and I have some doubts about if there are any costs for the client.
2.No,it's free.And only microsoft 365 subscription needs to be charged.
3.Yes,all Microsoft 365 subscriptions offer this option.
As #Nishant - MSFT Identity says,Registering apps in Azure AD does not involve any costs and Microsoft 365 E5 developer subscription​ comes with Azure Active Directory(it's free) for building advanced identity and access management solutions.
M365 subscription will have an Azure tenant associated with it and hence you can create application for authenticating to AAD using MS Graph.
I'm setting up Single Sign On for Jaspersoft Server to work with Azure AD. I found in the Azure Market we have jasper server supported
https://azuremarketplace.microsoft.com/en-us/marketplace/apps/aad.jasperserver?tab=Overview
but I can't find any relate document in anywhere. I think my approach may not correct.
Any advise is really appreciate.
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The app today can be used with Azure AD for password based SSO.
This doc talks about password SSO. If Jaspersoft supports SCIM, AAD can do provisioning to them.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/manage-apps/application-sign-in-problem-password-sso-gallery#configure-the-application-for-password-single-sign-on
To simulate a device I want to use a Logic App to fill a Azure Database for PostgreSQL with test data.
I found the two connectors PostgreSQL and SQL server but unfortunately both don't work for me. The PostgreSQL connector does only support onpremise databases and neither the autodetection nor the manually input of the connectionstring works with SQL Server.
Would great if somebody could give me a hint how to write data into a Azure Database for PostgreSQL from a Logic app.
Unfortunately, there is no connector available for this as of today.
The current alternatives would be
Use Azure Functions (which can be called from Logic Apps if required)
Create Custom APIs and a Custom Logic App Connector
Also, there is a feature request on UserVoice that you may upvote to gain traction.
I am looking for "Master Data Management" in Azure and seeing SQL Data Sync (Preview) looks similar to the MDM functionalities, not sure though. Any leads here would be appreciated.
Azure SQL Database (PaaS) does not have a Master Data Management solution, but you can vote here for this feature to be included as part of the service in the future. SQL Server on-premises does have Master Data Services (MDS) as solution for master data management, and you can install this on an Azure VM.
If you are looking for Master Data Management functionality that is native to Azure, then I would recommend you take a look at CluedIn. CluedIn is a recommended MDM solution from Microsoft themselves (you can see the reference here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/architecture/reference-architectures/data/cluedin)
Azure Data Sync has some of the capabilities you would want as part of an MDM project, however it does not have features you would expect from an MDM system like:
Deduplication
Entity Enrichment
Data Cleaning Tools
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