Microsoft Certification Paths for Azure and Microsoft 365 in 2019

As most of the followers of my blog are aware, Microsoft has completely revamped their certification paths starting in 2018, with the complete roll out starting in 2019. There is still some confusion out there in what are the different options available, what certs are available, and what are the prerequisites for each. There is some great documentation made by Microsoft out there, but it’s hard to find so I wanted to share it all out in a blog! None of those pictures were created by me, all of them are made by Microsoft, but hopefully this blog will make it a lot easier for you to find!

Apps and Infrastructure Azure Certifications Overview

Microsoft Certified Azure Fundamentals

PS : Check out my own Study Guide here as well : https://absolute-sharepoint.com/az-900-study-guide-microsoft-azure-fundamentals

Azure Administrator Associate

PS : Check out my own Study Guide here as well : https://absolute-sharepoint.com/az-103-study-guide-microsoft-azure-administrator

Azure Developer Associate

Azure DevOps Engineer Expert

Azure Solutions Architect Expert

Azure Data and AI Certifications Overview

Azure Data Scientist Associate

Azure Data Engineer Associate

Azure AI Engineer Associate

Microsoft 365 Certifications Overview

Modern Desktop Administrator Associate

Teamwork Administrator Associate

Messaging Administrator Associate

Security Administrator Associate

Enterprise Administrator Expert

This is it for the blog post, you can find the original source of the documents over here.

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Win a free Pass to SharePoint Fest DC 2019

I have been blogging about learning resources for a while and one of the best ways to learn from the experts is to attend in person conferences! Since Valo Intranet is sponsoring, we have a pass to give away! To enter you simply must put your name and email (They will not be shared with any 3rd parties), and you can get bonus entries if you follow @vladcatrinescu on Twitter and like the Absolute SharePoint page on Facebook! Furthermore, you can tweet about the giveaway every day and get 5 bonus entries for every time you tweet!

The prize only includes the conference pass and not any travel costs or anything else. Just the conference pass! Here is a small paragraph about the conference

SharePoint Fest brings to you the world’s leading experts in SharePoint, Office 365, Microsoft Teams and Azure. Whether you are new to SharePoint or an experienced power user, admin or developer, SharePoint Fest has content designed to fit your experience level and area of interest. Our workshops and sessions are taught by Microsoft Certified Trainers, Microsoft MVPs, Microsoft Regional Directors and Microsoft engineers.

Good Luck, and if you are at SharePoint Fest DC, make sure to visit me at the Valo Booth to say hello :)!

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Meet the Speaker series: Jill Hannemann

Last December, I was talking to Lyman from the SharePoint Conference organizing team about cool ideas to do before the SharePoint Conference in May! One of the ideas I had that I thought would be awesome is a series of videos with the speakers from the SharePoint Conference that allows everyone from the community to learn a bit more about them, of course focused a bit about SharePoint. As I already interviewed over 20 speakers, it’s very interesting to learn how everyone got into SharePoint, from nuclear engineers, to hardcore developers that now only do no-code solutions! I will release two interviews per week for the next two months (or more if you guys like it!)!

12th video in the series is the awesome Jill Hannemann from Seattle!

Meet Jill Hannemann

Where to find Jill

You can find Jill on Twitter at https://twitter.com/ImJillHannemann and his site at https://digital.withum.com/blog/author/jill-hannemann

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Meet the Speaker series: Asif Rehmani

Last December, I was talking to Lyman from the SharePoint Conference organizing team about cool ideas to do before the SharePoint Conference in May! One of the ideas I had that I thought would be awesome is a series of videos with the speakers from the SharePoint Conference that allows everyone from the community to learn a bit more about them, of course focused a bit about SharePoint. As I already interviewed over 20 speakers, it’s very interesting to learn how everyone got into SharePoint, from nuclear engineers, to hardcore developers that now only do no-code solutions! I will release two interviews per week for the next two months (or more if you guys like it!)!

11th video in the series is the awesome Asif Rehmani from Chicago!

Meet Asif Rehmani

Where to find Asif

You can find Asif on Twitter at https://twitter.com/asifrehmani and his site at https://www.visualsp.com/

Are you coming to the SharePoint Conference?

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Meet the Speaker series: Daniel Christian

Last December, I was talking to Lyman from the SharePoint Conference organizing team about cool ideas to do before the SharePoint Conference in May! One of the ideas I had that I thought would be awesome is a series of videos with the speakers from the SharePoint Conference that allows everyone from the community to learn a bit more about them, of course focused a bit about SharePoint. As I already interviewed over 20 speakers, it’s very interesting to learn how everyone got into SharePoint, from nuclear engineers, to hardcore developers that now only do no-code solutions! I will release two interviews per week for the next two months (or more if you guys like it!)!

Tenth video in the series is the awesome Daniel Christian from North Carolina!

Meet Daniel Christian

Where to find Daniel

You can find Daniel on Twitter at https://twitter.com/dchristian19 and his Youtube Channel  at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2v4TcvO4rdDdfqd6rUR5yg

Are you coming to the SharePoint Conference?

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Find a user’s OneDrive for Business site URL with PowerShell

While working on an offboarding script, one of the requirements was to send an e-mail to the manager with the OneDrive for Business URL of the user that was going to get disabled. There is quite some information on the internet on how to get this with CSOM, but not a lot in how to get it with PowerShell for IT Pros like me … we prefer PowerShell cmdlets to code! While this is not available in the default SharePoint Online Module ,we can use the PnP PowerShell cmdlets to do it!

The first thing you must do is to get your credential and use the Connect-PnPOnline cmdlet to connect to your SharePoint Online Admin Center!

$cred = Get-Credential
Connect-PnPOnline -Url https://<tenant>-admin.sharepoint.com/ -Credentials $cred

You can then run the Get-PnPUserProfileProperty cmdlet to get the information about the user’s profile and select only the PersonalUrl which is the URL of that user’s OneDrive for Business!

$username = "<UserName>"
$OneDriveUrl = Get-PnPUserProfileProperty -Account $username | select PersonalUrl

That’s it! Once you know the right cmdlets to use, it’s that simple!

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Meet the Speaker series: Liam Cleary

Last December, I was talking to Lyman from the SharePoint Conference organizing team about cool ideas to do before the SharePoint Conference in May! One of the ideas I had that I thought would be awesome is a series of videos with the speakers from the SharePoint Conference that allows everyone from the community to learn a bit more about them, of course focused a bit about SharePoint. As I already interviewed over 20 speakers, it’s very interesting to learn how everyone got into SharePoint, from nuclear engineers, to hardcore developers that now only do no-code solutions! I will release two interviews per week for the next two months (or more if you guys like it!)!

Ninth video in the series is the awesome Liam Cleary from Virginia!

Meet Liam Cleary

Where to find Liam

You can find Liam on Twitter at https://twitter.com/helloitsliam and his site at https://www.helloitsliam.com/

Are you coming to the SharePoint Conference?

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Display the Flow button in SharePoint 2019 modern lists and libraries

One of the major advantages of setting up a hybrid SharePoint 2019 environment is that you can use the latest and greatest tools of Office 365, even for your On-Premises environment. One of those tools is Microsoft Flow, and by setting up your environment correctly, you can now have triggers and actions in Flow, on your On-Premises lists and libraries!

However, one of the things that is available in SharePoint Online, but not in SharePoint 2019 is having a button in each list and library that allows you to go to Microsoft Flow, or even create a quick Flow directly in SharePoint so you can quickly automate business processes. This can confuse users and make it difficult for them to know where to go and what tools to use. But there is hope!

One of my good friends, SharePoint MVPs and co-author of Deploying SharePoint 2019 Trevor Seward, just released a new open-source app called SharePoint 2019 Flow Extension which bridges some of the gap. As the description says, it provides a Flow button in the command bar as you can see in the screenshot below!

You can get the solution and instructions on Trevor’s GitHub over here: https://github.com/Nauplius/SharePoint-2019-Flow-Extension !

PS: If you want to learn how to configure the Data Gateway for using Flow on SharePoint Server 2019, make sure to check out the book by Trevor and myself titled Deploying SharePoint 2019 !

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Meet the Speaker series: Eric Overfield

Last December, I was talking to Lyman from the SharePoint Conference organizing team about cool ideas to do before the SharePoint Conference in May! One of the ideas I had that I thought would be awesome is a series of videos with the speakers from the SharePoint Conference that allows everyone from the community to learn a bit more about them, of course focused a bit about SharePoint. As I already interviewed over 20 speakers, it’s very interesting to learn how everyone got into SharePoint, from nuclear engineers, to hardcore developers that now only do no-code solutions! I will release two interviews per week for the next two months (or more if you guys like it!)!

Eighth video in the series is the awesome Eric Overfield from California!

Meet Eric Overfield

Where to find Eric

You can find Eric on Twitter at https://twitter.com/EricOverfield and his site at http://ericoverfield.com/

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Change External Sharing Settings Across a Hub Site with PowerShell

One of the big Information Architecture changes with modern SharePoint is the flat architecture, which means that now, instead of your Intranet being one Site Collection with multiple subsites, it will now be multiple Site Collections. I’ve seen multiple example architectures where an Intranet can easily become over 15 Site Collections! That means, each Site Collection has its own settings, including external access! While a new SharePoint Admin Center is shipping, you cannot bulk-change External Sharing settings.

So I have built a quick PowerShell script that you can simply provide the URL of a Hub Site and the level of external sharing you want to enable, and it will do the magic for you! The script seen below requires two parameters, and it has some validations in to make sure you supply the right type of values.

1. HubSiteUrl : The URL of a Hubsite
2. ExternalSharing : one of the following options:
   1. Disabled – don’t allow sharing outside your organization
   2. ExistingExternalUserSharingOnly – Allow sharing only with the external users that already exist in your organization’s directory
   3. ExternalUserSharingOnly – allow external users who accept sharing invitations and sign in as authenticated users
   4. ExternalUserAndGuestSharing – allow sharing with all external users, and by using anonymous access links.

If you examine the script, you will realize that I run the Get-SPOSite twice , that is because when you run Get-SPOSite without specifying a URL , it doesn’t return the HubSiteId , so that’s why we have to do it!

Download the following script and save it as HubExternal.ps1.

param 
( 
    [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)]
    [string]$HubSiteUrl, 
    [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)][ValidateSet("Disabled","ExistingExternalUserSharingOnly","ExternalUserSharingOnly","ExternalUserAndGuestSharing")]
    [String]$ExternalSharing
)

$HubId = (Get-SPOHubSite -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Where {$_.SiteUrl -eq $HubSiteURL}).Id.Guid
if ($HubId -eq $null)
{
        Throw "URL provided is not a valid Hub Site url"
}

$sites = Get-SPOSite -Limit All
foreach ($site in $Sites)
{
        $siteDetails = Get-SPOSite $site.Url
        If ($siteDetails.HubSiteId.Guid -eq $HubId)
                {
                Write-Host "Setting " $site.Url " external sharing permissions to " $ExternalSharing
                Set-SPOSite $siteDetails -SharingCapability $ExternalSharing
                }
}

Here is an example on how to run it:

.\HubExternal.ps1 -HubSiteUrl https://valo365.sharepoint.com/sites/contoso-work -ExternalSharing ExternalUserAndGuestSharing

And this is what it should look like when running it!

I hope this helps! You can of course modify this script to take the same logic, and do a bunch of different changes on all the Site Collections in a certain Hub Site!

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Meet the Speaker series: Chris Kent

Last December, I was talking to Lyman from the SharePoint Conference organizing team about cool ideas to do before the SharePoint Conference in May! One of the ideas I had that I thought would be awesome is a series of videos with the speakers from the SharePoint Conference that allows everyone from the community to learn a bit more about them, of course focused a bit about SharePoint. As I already interviewed over 20 speakers, it’s very interesting to learn how everyone got into SharePoint, from nuclear engineers, to hardcore developers that now only do no-code solutions! I will release two interviews per week for the next two months (or more if you guys like it!)!

Seventh video in the series is the awesome Chris Kent from Indianapolis!

Meet Chris Kent

Where to find Chris

You can find Chris on Twitter at https://twitter.com/theChrisKent and his site at https://thechriskent.com/

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Meet the Speaker series: Bob German

Last December, I was talking to Lyman from the SharePoint Conference organizing team about cool ideas to do before the SharePoint Conference in May! One of the ideas I had that I thought would be awesome is a series of videos with the speakers from the SharePoint Conference that allows everyone from the community to learn a bit more about them, of course focused a bit about SharePoint. As I already interviewed over 20 speakers, it’s very interesting to learn how everyone got into SharePoint, from nuclear engineers, to hardcore developers that now only do no-code solutions! I will release two interviews per week for the next two months (or more if you guys like it!)!

Sixth video in the series is the awesome Bob German from Boston!

Meet Bob German

Where to find Bob

You can find Bob on Twitter at https://twitter.com/Bob1German and his site at https://bob1german.com/

Are you coming to the SharePoint Conference?

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New Pluralsight Course: Getting Started with Microsoft Flow Usage and Administration

I am extremely happy to announce that my 17^th Pluralsight course is published and this one is on getting start with using Microsoft Flow both from a user perspective, as well as an administrator! This course covers the theory , but most of the course is made of demos!

With over 130 million monthly active users, Office 365 is the productivity platform of choice for most enterprises in the world. Built within Office 365 is Microsoft Flow, a business process automation tool that allows you to streamline and automate business processes. In this course, Getting Started with Flow Usage and Administration, you will learn foundational knowledge of Microsoft Flow. First, you will learn the basic terms and concepts of Flow. Next, you will discover how to create your own workflows either starting from a template, or from a blank slate. Finally, you will explore how to administer MSFlow and set governance policies around it. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of Microsoft Flow needed to automate business processes in your own organization!

You can find the course on Pluralsight at : https://spvlad.com/PS-MSFlow or by clicking the banner below:

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Meet the Speaker series: Marc Anderson

Last December, I was talking to Lyman from the SharePoint Conference organizing team about cool ideas to do before the SharePoint Conference in May! One of the ideas I had that I thought would be awesome is a series of videos with the speakers from the SharePoint Conference that allows everyone from the community to learn a bit more about them, of course focused a bit about SharePoint. As I already interviewed over 20 speakers, it’s very interesting to learn how everyone got into SharePoint, from nuclear engineers, to hardcore developers that now only do no-code solutions! I will release two interviews per week for the next two months (or more if you guys like it!)!

Fifth video in the series is the awesome Marc Anderson from Boston!

Meet Marc Anderson

Where to find Marc

You can find Marc on Twitter at https://twitter.com/sympmarc and his site at https://sympmarc.com/

Are you coming to the SharePoint Conference?

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Meet the Speaker series: Susan Hanley

Last December, I was talking to Lyman from the SharePoint Conference organizing team about cool ideas to do before the SharePoint Conference in May! One of the ideas I had that I thought would be awesome is a series of videos with the speakers from the SharePoint Conference that allows everyone from the community to learn a bit more about them, of course focused a bit about SharePoint. As I already interviewed over 20 speakers, it’s very interesting to learn how everyone got into SharePoint, from nuclear engineers, to hardcore developers that now only do no-code solutions! I will release two interviews per week for the next two months (or more if you guys like it!)!

Fourth video in the series is the awesome Susan Hanley from Maryland!

Meet Susan Hanley

Where to find Susan

You can find Susan on Twitter at https://twitter.com/susanhanley and her site at http://www.susanhanley.com/

Are you coming to the SharePoint Conference?

Stay Connected to the Largest SharePoint Conference in the Industry! Register now with the following link and save 50$ by using code VLAD at check out!

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March 2019 Promotion: Save 100$ on a Pluralsight Subscription!

Is your Pluralsight subscription up for renewal soon or have you been waiting for a promotion to become a Pluralsight subscriber? Pluralsight, one of the best on-demand online training companies with over 6000 courses is currently having a promotion between now and and March 18th,  2019 to save 100$  on a Pluralsight Subscription, and it even works on renewals!

Both the Annual and Premium are 100$ off, and here is the difference between the plans!

Whether you’re interested in learning SharePoint, Office 365, PowerShell, Angular or even Ethical Hacking and Security, 199$ for a year of unlimited learning is an amazing deal!  Get the promotion now, click on the banner above or at the following link:  https://spvlad.com/March2019PS100Off  ! Don’t wait too long as the deal ends on March 31^st and it might not come back until the end of 2019!

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Meet the Speaker series: Nik Charlebois

Last December, I was talking to Lyman from the SharePoint Conference organizing team about cool ideas to do before the SharePoint Conference in May! One of the ideas I had that I thought would be awesome is a series of videos with the speakers from the SharePoint Conference that allows everyone from the community to learn a bit more about them, of course focused a bit about SharePoint. As I already interviewed over 20 speakers, it’s very interesting to learn how everyone got into SharePoint, from nuclear engineers, to hardcore developers that now only do no-code solutions! I will release two interviews per week for the next two months (or more if you guys like it!)!

Second video in the series is my good friend from Quebec Nik Charlebois! Nik is an old PowerShell MVP and now works at Microsoft as a senior PFE! He is still very active in the SharePoint community, working on multiple PowerShell modules such as the  SharePointDSC, SharePointDSC.Reverse and Office365DSC!

Meet Nik Charlebois

Where to find Nik

You can find Nik on Twitter at https://twitter.com/NikCharlebois and his awesome blog at http://nikcharlebois.com/

Are you coming to the SharePoint Conference?

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Meet the Speaker series: Matt Wade

Last December, I was talking to Lyman from the SharePoint Conference organizing team about cool ideas to do before the SharePoint Conference in May! One of the ideas I had that I thought would be awesome is a series of videos with the speakers from the SharePoint Conference that allows everyone from the community to learn a bit more about them, of course focused a bit about SharePoint. As I already interviewed over 20 speakers, it’s very interesting to learn how everyone got into SharePoint, from nuclear engineers, to hardcore developers that now only do no-code solutions! I will release two interviews per week for the next two months (or more if you guys like it!)!

Second video in the series is my good friend Matt Wade, which you my know from his popular periodic table!

Meet Matt Wade

Where to find Matt

You can find Sebastien on Twitter at https://twitter.com/thatmattwade and his awesome blog at https://app.jumpto365.com/

Are you coming to the SharePoint Conference?

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Meet the Speaker series: Sébastien Levert

Last December, I was talking to Lyman from the SharePoint Conference organizing team about cool ideas to do before the SharePoint Conference in May! One of the ideas I had that I thought would be awesome is a series of videos with the speakers from the SharePoint Conference that allows everyone from the community to learn a bit more about them, of course focused a bit about SharePoint. As I already interviewed over 20 speakers, it’s very interesting to learn how everyone got into SharePoint, from nuclear engineers, to hardcore developers that now only do no-code solutions! I will release two interviews per week for the next two months (or more if you guys like it!)!

I want to get this series started with my good friend Sébastien Levert, with which I worked at different jobs for the last five years, and with whom I had the pleasure of travelling at least three continents on!

Meet Sébastien Levert

Where to find Sébastien

You can find Sebastien on Twitter at https://twitter.com/sebastienlevert and his awesome blog at https://www.sebastienlevert.com/

Are you coming to the SharePoint Conference?

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My new book Deploying SharePoint 2019 is now available for pre-order!

I am super excited that my newest book with Trevor Seward on SharePoint 2019 is now up for pre-order on Amazon! Here is the official title and description:

Deploying SharePoint 2019: Installing, Configuring, and Optimizing for On-Premises and Hybrid Scenarios

Update to a version of SharePoint that offers the best of both on-premise and the cloud using SharePoint 2019, the latest release of this cornerstone technology from Microsoft. Don your technical learning hat to get up close and confident on the new time-saving modern features of on-premise, and the many new security and hybrid settings.

Deploying SharePoint 2019 begins with a general introduction to SharePoint 2019, covering new features and expanding your knowledge and capability with the technology systematically. You will learn about the new world of SharePoint, and how it was “cloud-born” from Office 365. From there you will dive into learning how to design a physical architecture for SharePoint Server 2019 and get familiar with the key concepts of high availability (HA) and disaster recovery (DR) solutions.

What You’ll Learn

• Install, configure, and optimize SharePoint 2019
• Understand SharePoint 2019 as a hybrid framework
• Get comfortable with new tools, such as Flow, PowerApps, and Power BI
• Configure systems connected to SharePoint, such as Office Online Server and Workflow Manager
• Migrate content and service databases from previous versions of SharePoint to SharePoint 2019
• Implement HA and DR topologies with SharePoint 2019 to satisfy business continuity requirements

Who This Book Is For

Those tasked with installing, configuring, and maintaining SharePoint Server 2019 for their organization. This book assumes some working knowledge of a previous release of SharePoint Server, such as SharePoint 2013 or SharePoint 2016.

The book was tech reviewed by Microsoft MVP Thomas Vochten, so you can make sure I didn’t do too many mistakes . Also, I know the date on Amazon so far says September 30^th, however the book is all written, and technical review is completed, so I am pretty sure this book will be shipping before SharePoint Conference North America in May!

Here are the Amazon links:

• Amazon.com: https://amzn.to/2GjJcl6
• Amazon.ca: https://amzn.to/2E7w6VO
• Amazon.de: https://amzn.to/2I6j27f
• Amazon.fr: https://amzn.to/2I5MSsj
• Amazon.co.uk: https://amzn.to/2Go0e1F

You can also pre-order from Apress at the following link: https://www.apress.com/us/book/9781484245255

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