Microsoft Azure : Resolve - You don’t have access to this data. Please contact your global administrator to get access

I have been using my Azure subscription for a long time. But I was surprised when I got following error message when I tried to play around with Azure Active Directory

I can’t even add ore remove users!

Then I realized that I have associated my subscription to someone else's directory when creating the tenant.

Following are the steps I used to bring my tenant back to normal, where I have access to all features.

1. Create a new Azure Active Directory

2. Change directory in Azure Subscriptions

3. Verify

As you can see all my assets (including VMs) are unharmed.

Presentation - Continuous Integration with SharePoint

I presented regarding ALM with SharePoint in SharePoint Sri Lanka Forum on 10th January 2018.

Following is the presentation I did

Automate build and release for SharePoint Framework solution

This is the third part of the article series on how to manage SharePoint Framework solution in a team environment

1. Configure SharePoint Framework solution with Git
2. Integrate SharePoint Framework solution in to TFS project
3. Automate build and release for SharePoint Framework solution

In this blog post I’ll explain how to automate build and release process for SharePoint Framework solutions. This uses ALM API which was released recently.

• Download sample SPFX solution : https://github.com/dinushak/SPFxTest 
• Download deployment script : https://github.com/dinushak/SPFxTest/blob/master/publishapp.ps1

Configure Solution

Add following script to the root of the solution. This script will retract if previous version of the solution already exists. Then it will add the solution to App Catalog site and then to the SharePoint site that you wish your customization to be published.

Param(

[string]$username,

[string]$password

)

$packagePath = ".\release\sharepoint\solution\sp-fx-test.sppkg"

$encpassword = convertto-securestring -String $password -AsPlainText -Force

$cred = new-object -typename System.Management.Automation.PSCredential -argumentlist $username, $encpassword

Connect-PnPOnline -Url "https://dinushaonline.sharepoint.com/sites/dev" -Credentials $cred

$appExist = Get-PnPApp | ? { $_.Title -eq 'SPFxTest' }

if ($appExist -ne $null) { 

Uninstall-PnPApp -Identity $appExist.Id

Unpublish-PnPApp -Identity $appExist.Id

Remove-PnPApp -Identity $appExist.Id

}

Add-PnPApp -Path $packagePath -Publish -Overwrite

$appAfterAdd = Get-PnPApp | ? { $_.Title -eq 'SPFxTest' }

Publish-PnPApp -Identity $appAfterAdd.id

Install-PnPApp -Identity $appAfterAdd.id

Configure Build

Create a new build definition in your TFS Online environment to perform continuous integration

We have to perform npm install, gulp bundle, ship and archive steps in following steps

Configure Release

Create variables for SharePoint online username and password which will be used in publishapp.ps1 script

Enable Continuous Deployment

This step will be used to automatically trigger a release as soon as a build is succeeded