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This document discusses automating provisioning processes for digital workplaces using Azure Durable Functions and Microsoft Graph. It provides context on how Microsoft 365 tools have become more specialized, adding complexity for IT and power users to manage. Provisioning processes can require integrating many APIs. Azure Durable Functions helps address limitations of stateless Azure Functions by enabling state management and coordination of long-running workflows. The presentation demonstrates using Durable Functions orchestrators and activities to automate an Office 365 provisioning workflow by calling Microsoft Graph APIs.

Automating Provisioning For Your
Digital Workplace: With Azure Durable
Functions & Microsoft Graph
Microsoft Graph Community Call
Vincent Biret

Passionate about technologies, development and community
Vincent Biret
@baywet
bit.ly/vince365
Microsoft Office Dev MVP
Azure and Office 365 developer @ 2toLead

2017201620152014
Over the last years Microsoft focused on delivering more specialized tools
Microsoft 365 Ecosystem
201820132012

Different tools for boundaries
Internal
External
Public
It’s important to consider the right tool for the right boundary, and your automation options must account
for it as well.

Overall users are happier with better tools, but it added stress on IT and power users.
The effects of more specialized tools
Pros
More efficient
Better capabilities
Faster releases
Cons
Context Switching
Licensing complexity
Managing multiple API’s
Administrative lifecycle
tasks
The first rule of licensing is we
don’t talk about licensing

When building custom user interfaces for Office 365, the trick is to find the right balance.
Available choices when building custom UI
COMPLEXITY
C
O
N
T
R
O
L
Bots
Custom
Teams Tabs/SPFx
PowerApps
Forms

Azure Functions is a good complement to Flow/Logic App. Logic App good transition
from Microsoft Flow to move from user centric to entreprise grade
Available choices when automating O365
COMPLEXITY
C
O
N
T
R
O
L
App Service
Environment
Automation
RunBooks
Custom
WebJobs
WebApps
Functions
Logic Apps
Flow

The SharePoint Framework and Azure Durable Functions make a great team for end to
end solutions
Choices
SharePoint
Framework WebPart Azure Durable Functions

Implementing complex workflows was complex with Azure Functions which are designed
for quick and simple activities
Value proposition of Azure Functions
Pros
Cheap
Fast
Simple
Scale extensively
Cons
Stateless
Coordination nightmare!
10/15 min limit run time

A common pattern to chain Azure Function was to use queues
Coordinating Azure Functions: Chaining

A common pattern to chain Azure Function was to use a state repository, each function
triggering the next one
Coordinating Azure Functions: State Repo

The pain of coordinating Azure Functions grows exponentially with the number of
functions.
TRYING TO
COORDINATE MANY
FUNCTIONS

Durable Functions remove a lot of pain introduced with regular functions
Introducing Durable Functions
All the benefits of « regular » Functions
Code defined workflow
Automates state management
Reports status
Enables new design patterns
Fan out/Fan-in
Chaining
Monitoring

The Orchestrator leverages a decorator design pattern to « work it’s magic »
High level overview
Orchestration
client
State persistence
Orchestrator
ActivitiesTrigger

Always remember these key principles toi avoid strange behavior
Important things about Orchestrator
Orchestrator WILL run multiple time
Orchestrator ONLY coordinates activities
No random
No time
No async calls
Idem potent logic
Use orchestrator methods to call activities
Activities input/output MUST be serializable

Azure Durable Functions Orchestrator and Activities, Graph Beta Client
Demo

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Thanks!/Questions?
Vincent Biret
Office 365 and Azure
Developer, 2toLead
@baywet
Bit.ly/vince365

1) The document discusses automating provisioning processes in Microsoft 365 using Azure Durable Functions and Microsoft Graph. 2) It provides an overview of choices for building custom user interfaces and automating tasks in Microsoft 365. Azure Durable Functions are presented as a way to coordinate complex workflows across Azure Functions. 3) The document demonstrates creating a provisioning solution using Azure Durable Functions as an orchestrator, Azure Functions as activities, and the Microsoft Graph API to provision resources across Microsoft 365 services.

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