I shipped CaOutcome with 204 passing tests and a README example that gave thirteen wrong answers. Every test passed the collection by parameter. Maester pipes it, and PowerShell unrolls a piped array.
I found MC1448379 while hunting for my next post: on November 3, every memberOf group, administrative unit and auto-assignment policy stops updating. Microsoft says grep for the word. I wrote a parser.
On October 19 I found a Message Center post: Entra stops honoring layout CSS in company branding on October 26. The news listed ten properties. Learn lists 58, display included, so I built a scanner.
Okta, Authentik, FreeIPA, PingOne and OneLogin all hand me a token to paste into a config file. Entra hands me nothing, so the seeder has to solve its own access problem before it can create a single user.
I built a lab by hand to test an RC4 migration script, and every run came back clean. The two accounts it should have caught were invisible, because my fixture held the same wrong assumption as the filter.
A running list of the books, communities, modules, tools and certification paths I have actually used. Kept as I find things, including the ones I wish I had known about earlier.
A report-only CA policy, and one question: if I enable it, who stops being able to work? What If gave me thirteen rows and no answer. So I wrote a PowerShell module that folds them into one.
I setup Lokka, an MCP agent created by the great Merill Fernando, and demonstrate how easy it is to get data within VSCode from a tenant using natural language queries.
Stuck with a Legacy web app that doesn’t work with SAML/OAUTH/OIDC? I show how to set credentials so the app can be launched and logged into from myapps.microsoft.com.
Showing how to authenticate into Proxmox with Microsoft SSO.