Call Microsoft Graph API using a certificate in a Power Automate HTTP connector

Posted By Mohamed Ashiq Faleel on 4 Jul 2021 in Power Automate

In this blog post, let us see how to call a Microsoft Graph API as an application in a Power Automate HTTP connector using a self-signed certificate instead of a secret from the Azure Active directory application. Find below the list of actions to enable calling the Graph API

1. Creation of Self-Signed certificate
2. Application Registration in Azure AD Portal
3. Creation of Power Automate cloud flow…

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Call Microsoft Graph API using a certificate in a Power Automate HTTP connector

In this blog post, let us see how to call a Microsoft Graph API as an application in a Power Automate HTTP connector using a self-signed certificate instead of a secret from the Azure Active directory application. Find below the list of actions to enable calling the Graph API Creation of Self-Signed certificateApplication Registration in…

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