Most of the time you would need to import an entire API collection with all of its supported operations to mask all of them or set policies on them. This can be easily done using Azure API management service. To start, log in to your Azure Portal, head over to the API management resource, and … Continue reading Import an API and all its operations using its documentation in Azure API Management →

Most of the time you don’t want to show the original API URL or want to hide the original URL for security purposes in your code. This can be easily achieved if we assign this original URL to some other URL so end users can’t find out what’s the original API. So let’s see how … Continue reading Mask your APIs using Azure API management →

In my previous blog, we created and deployed an Azure function using the Azure Portal itself. Now In this part of the blog, we will see how we can create and deploy Azure Function using Visual Studio. To proceed you would need ASP.NET and Azure Development extensions installed on top of your Visual Studio. If … Continue reading Create and deploy your first Azure Function using Visual Studio →

Learning serverless Azure Functions and deploying them, might sound like a daunting task. Azure functions are one of the most essential features of Microsoft Azure. In this article, we will see how we can create and deploy our first function using Azure Portal itself. In the next blog, I will also demonstrate how we can … Continue reading Create your first Azure Function using the Azure Portal →

Power BI Report Builder is a great tool to create paginated reports which can be easily printed in a proper page layout. If you used to work in SSRS Report Builder, the whole environment will look familiar. Plus Power BI report builder is a very light tool and has additional features such as directly importing … Continue reading Using the Power BI Report Builder to create and publish paginated reports. →

In this blog we will see the steps in order to send a automated message via Teams as soon as an Opportunity is created in Microsoft Dynamics 365. Step 1: Go to portal.azure.com and select the Azure Logic App Resource. Step 2: Enter all the details such as the Name, Resource Group, Subscription, Region, etc. … Continue reading Send a message/notification on Microsoft Teams as soon as an Opportunity is created in Dynamics 365 via Azure Logic Apps. →

After PowerAutomate was added in PowerBI as a preview feature, it is finally available for general use. In this blog we are going to use this PowerAutomate visual to export PowerBI data into CSV and upload the CSV on Sharepoint. Open PowerBI Desktop and drag the PowerAutomate Visual, if it isn’t available in the visualization … Continue reading Export Power BI data to CSV via Power Automate visual and upload to SharePoint →

Consider a scenario where a start and end date along with the total duration for a particular task has been given to us. We have to distribute the total duration equally among all dates between the start and end date. We can solve this issue by the combination of Power Query and DAX. Lets see … Continue reading How to list all dates between two dates in PowerBI and distribute numbers evenly among them. →

Sometimes we may feel the need to copy our data from one Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM environment into another for scenarios such as moving data from UAT environment to production, copying data from Parent organization to Child, etc. This can be easily achieved by leveraging Tibco Cloud Integration’s simple and no code approach. Following is … Continue reading How to integrate entities from one CRM system to another using Tibco cloud integration →

While importing data into PowerBI we can choose the tables we want to load in the data model but we cant choose specific columns, although columns can be removed through advanced editor or by manually deleting them one by one this can also be done without using advance editor and multiple columns or tables can … Continue reading Delete multiple tables or columns at once in PowerBI →