Intune

Run a PowerShell Workload on a Local Kubernetes Cluster That Talks to Microsoft Graph

In the last post, we wired up workload identity on an Azure Arc-enabled Kubernetes cluster and pulled a secret out of Key Vault without a single credential going anywhere near the pod.

Which was very satisfying… and also completely useless, because all that pod did was print a secret to the console and then die.

So let’s fix that. I want to take the exact same trust relationship and put it behind something I would actually run - a PowerShell workload, on a schedule, doing real work against Microsoft Graph. No app registrations, no client secrets rotating every six months, no certificate quietly expiring at 2am on a Sunday.

2026-09-08

11 minutes to read

Manage Intune Trusted Certificate Profile Expiration with PowerShell & Microsoft Graph

How do you remind yourself to renew your CA root certificates / subordinate certificates? Do you set a calendar reminder? Did the person who set those reminders up forget to share them with the team and now is on holidays?

Fear not, for I have holiday gift for you - using nothing but PowerShell, we can interrogate our trusted certificate policies and, as if by magic, send out alerts when the attached certificates are about to expire!

2021-12-27

6 minutes to read

Authenticate to Graph directly from PowerBI!

Recently, one of my colleagues sent me a really cool Intune application patching report that they were working on and I wanted to see if I could make the data collection more automated / dynamic. Now, It’s been a LONG time since I’ve dipped my toes into the headache that is PowerBI, but once I see a challenge, it’s difficult for me to leave it alone…

2021-08-15

6 minutes to read

Create & assign filters with PowerShell & Graph

As I’ve said before, working with dynamic groups in Intune isn’t my favourite thing.

Luckily, Microsoft has been listening and have provided us with a better way to dynamically apply policies to devices with filters!

2021-07-04

4 minutes to read

Create advanced dynamic groups with PowerShell & Azure Functions

I’ve never been entirely happy with dynamic groups in Intune. The primary reason for this boils down to two primary issues:

The time it takes to analyze the dynamic group rules is nowhere near fast enough.
The available properties available for dynamic group rules are limited to the data available in AAD - not Intune.

2021-06-16

8 minutes to read

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