In this chapter, we have looked at some of the elements that currently exist within Microsoft Azure that provide a lot of benefits to the creators of PowerApps. There are a number of connectors that exist within PowerApps, some standard and some premium, that allow us to exploit various areas of Azure.
The first area that we looked at was AAD, where we can interact with and manage user objects within the user profile manager. This is quite useful when we want to create interactions with users objects, such as the ability to add or remove users from a security group within a PowerApp, which is extremely useful when combined with security.
The biggest area of exploration was Azure Automation, which allows us to execute and get responses from PowerShell scripts directly from our PowerApp. This type of Azure interaction is extremely popular within PowerApps development as it doesn't require huge amounts of development experience – it just requires that we have the skills...
