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Power Platform Alerts – Ein neues Monitoring-Feature für Admins

August 25, 2025 / Marvin Bangert / Keine Kommentare

Microsoft hat ein neues Feature für die Power Platform in die Public Preview gebracht: Alerts im Monitor des Power Platform Admin Centers. In unserem neuesten Cloudkumpel-Video zeige ich, wie das funktioniert und warum es für Admins ein echter Gewinn sein kann.

Was ist neu?

Seit dem 18. August können Admins benutzerdefinierte Alerts für verschiedene Power Platform-Komponenten konfigurieren:

Canvas Apps
Model-Driven Apps
Cloud Flows
Desktop Flows

Diese Alerts basieren auf Metriken wie:

Erfolgsrate (Success Rate)
Durchschnittliche Laufzeit (Average Duration)
Anzahl erfolgreicher App-Starts

Bring your Power Platform Administration to the next level using IaC

Juli 22, 2024 / Marvin Bangert / Keine Kommentare

Hey folks,

I am not yet sure how this update got past me, but I am extremely excited to now be able to test it out. More “accidentally” I discovered yesterday that the Power Platform Terraform Provider is available in experimental, so you can get started testing to deploy your Power Platform using Infrastructure as Code (IaC). In this article, I will give you an overview of why you should care as a Power Platform administrator about this new opportunity and where to get started.

SharePoint Site Template with Emoji 📚🚀⭐

April 6, 2023 / Marvin Bangert / Keine Kommentare

Hey folks,

Today we will have a look at how to add Emoji into your SharePoint site script / site template. You might already notice, it’s easy to add them manually into your navigation, but it’s hard to add via Site Designs. Let’s get started.

Power Automate – Error handling

März 26, 2023 / Marvin Bangert / Keine Kommentare

Hi folks,

Today we will check out some configuration you can do to handle your errors in Power Automate cloud flows. No system/flow is perfect, so always assume your flow can fail at any point, so let’s prepare for it.

Power BI RLS from SharePoint column

März 18, 2023 / Marvin Bangert / Keine Kommentare

Hi folks,

Sometimes you get data not from a database, but as a file like CSV and you need to visualize it in Power BI, but not giving access to the data for everyone. And worse, the people are not mentioned in the file itself. Today I will show you how you can control access to a specific file using SharePoint and Row Level Security (RLS) in Power BI. This trick only works if your users User Principal Name (UPN) is the same as the email. Let’s start.

Power Automate Desktop – merge CSV files

März 11, 2023 / Marvin Bangert / Keine Kommentare

Hey folks,

Today, we will learn how to use Power Automate Desktop to merge two or more csv files into one. In my case, I am using the SharePoint Migration Manager to migrate files from a file share to SharePoint Online and I want to combine a couple of files to import them easily into Power BI for further analysis.

Power Automate – Rename SharePoint file

März 5, 2023 / Marvin Bangert / Keine Kommentare

Hey folks,

Today, there is a short quick tip on how to change the name of a document using Power Automate.

As you figured out already, when you are using the “Update file properties” action within Power Automate, you are only able to update the title field of a document, but not the name of the document. To update the file name, you need to use the “Send an HTTP request to SharePoint” action and update the field “FileLeafRef” as it references to the “name column” of the SharePoint library.

Power Automate – Filter list to last record per user

Februar 26, 2023 / Marvin Bangert / Keine Kommentare

Hi folks,

In this blog post, you will learn how to filter a list to get the last record per user, category etc. In this post we will use a SharePoint list, but the process works with any kind of list.

Power Automate – SharePoint trigger non-default flows

Februar 18, 2023 / Marvin Bangert / 2 Kommentare

Hey folks,

This post will be a brief overview of how to trigger a Power Automate flow, which is not inside the default environment, from SharePoint.

As you may have noticed, if you create a flow using the SharePoint triggers “For a selected item” or “For a selected file” within a non-default environment, you cannot find it within the “Automate” option inside a SharePoint list or library.

PowerAutomate – Create SharePoint site collection

Februar 11, 2023 / Marvin Bangert / Keine Kommentare

Hey folks,

In this post you will learn how to create a SharePoint site collection using Power Automate. I will also explain the different parameters to configure, prerequisites and how to check if a site already exists. Also you will learn about the parameter “SensitivityLabel” to actually apply a sensitivity label to your site while creation and why you shouldn’t use “Classification” anymore.