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Now that you have decided to create an awesome website using Power Pages (congratulations on the great decision), you need to know how to keep it safe, and how to assign permissions and roles to the different users of your website, and the best way to do so is by using web roles. What are […]

Power Pages offer a multitude of great ways to automate and accelerate your work when building websites, both for increasing your efficiency and for allowing you to focus on what matters. One of those great features is content snippets, a tool which allows you to centralize content and easily implement a multilingual solution, allowing your

Introduction Microsoft Power Pages provides out-of-the-box integration with several common identity providers (IdPs), such as Entra ID B2C and various social logins. However, specific enterprise requirements often necessitate integrating with custom or non-standard identity providers. This involves configuring Power Pages to trust and communicate with an external IdP using established authentication protocols like OpenID Connect

Power Pages is a fantastic low-code platform for building external-facing portals, but sometimes you need a bit more muscle to handle complex logic, integrate with external systems, or securely manage APIs. That’s where the Azure ecosystem shines. By tapping into Azure Functions, Azure Logic Apps, and Azure API Management (APIM), you can extend Power Pages

Power Pages is a fantastic platform for crafting external-facing portals, but when you integrate it with Power BI, it evolves into something even more powerful—a hub where users can interact with live data visualizations right where they’re already working. his isn’t just about dropping a chart onto a page; it’s about embedding securely, personalizing what

When a Power Pages portal starts acting up—whether it’s crawling along or throwing cryptic errors—it’s not just frustrating; it can drive users away and derail your goals. For technical folks, troubleshooting these issues is like detective work, piecing together clues from network traces, browser tools, and platform logs to pinpoint the culprit. Power Pages’ low-code

Managing the lifecycle of a Power Pages site isn’t just about building something cool and pushing it live. It’s about ensuring that what you create moves smoothly from development to testing and finally into production without breaking anything—or driving you crazy in the process. Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) for Power Pages is all about setting

Real-time notifications can transform a Power Pages portal from static to dynamic, instantly alerting users to critical updates like status changes, new messages, or system alerts without forcing them to refresh the page. Whether it’s notifying a customer about an order update or alerting an employee to a new task, Azure SignalR Service makes this

Caching is the best thing to do if you want a fast Power Pages portal, quietly working behind the scenes to deliver pages quickly and keep users happy. But if you don’t understand how it ticks—or how to tweak it—you might end up with stale content, sluggish performance, or confused users. Power Pages leans heavily

Power Pages is a fantastic platform for building user-friendly, external-facing websites, but its real magic shines when you pair it with Power Automate. By integrating these two tools, you can turn a static portal into a dynamic hub that automates tasks, connects systems, and streamlines processes—all without breaking a sweat. Whether it’s sending an email