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Azure Peering Service for Dataverse

Azure Peering Service for Dataverse

Wed, 04/03/2024 - 14:43 By joao.neto

Azure Peering Service for Dataverse:

Introduction

Requirements for Enterprise cloud services access are constantly evolving in terms of number of connections/users, data payload, multi-region/multi-continent access, ....

To overcome this different types of Enterprise architectures are often used : Geo-Partitioned/Hybrid-Cloud/Global load balancing/CDN architectures.

Dynamics 365  Dataverse TDS endpoint Control Access and rights

Dynamics 365 / Dataverse TDS endpoint Control Access and rights

Mon, 03/11/2024 - 15:29 By Lloyd Sebag

Dynamics 365  Dataverse TDS endpoint Control Access and rights

Following up on the previous two articles regarding subjects How to access the Dynamics 365 online SQL Server database and Dynamics 365 / Dataverse access SQL Server database from C#, here's a third one that will illustrate how to control access to this endpoint.

Filtering Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Dataverse Virtual Entities in Customer Portal

Filtering Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Dataverse Virtual Entities in Customer Portal

Fri, 04/28/2023 - 11:35 By Fabien Leal
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Filtering Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Dataverse Virtual Entities in Customer Portal

PowerApps portal helps you exposing CRM data to your customer through a web application.  It works pretty well when the data are persisted in CRM, then we can use all the power of the dataverse platform to propose forms, views and processes to the end customer.

The CRM Portal Management application proposes a full set of tools to manage the customer access: Table permission, Web Roles, Content access level, Web Page Access etc... but there are some limitations to it.

How to use Azure Table Storage with C#

How to use Azure Table Storage with C#

Wed, 09/14/2022 - 10:32 By Lloyd Sebag

How to use Azure Table Storage with C#

Azure Table Storage is a very useful solution present in the Azure Storage Account component. The service is a NoSQL datastore which accepts authenticated calls from inside and outside the Azure cloud. While remaining scalable and maintained by the Azure Cloud.
It is therefore a real accelerator for projects that need to store unstructured data.

You can obviously manipulate the data manually from the Azure portal, however, here I will show you that you can mainly use the API to manipulate the data from your C# code.